#!/bin/bash

OUTPUT_LOG=output.log
OUTPUT_PIPE=output.pipe
if [ ! -e $OUTPUT_PIPE ]; then
	mkfifo $OUTPUT_PIPE
fi

if [ -e $OUTPUT_LOG ]; then
	rm $OUTPUT_LOG
fi

exec 3>&1 4>&2
tee $OUTPUT_LOG < $OUTPUT_PIPE >&3 &
tpid=$!
exec > $OUTPUT_PIPE 2>&1

echo "This is on standard out"
echo "This is on standard err" >&2

exec 1>&3 3>&- 2>&4 4>&-
wait $tpid

rm $OUTPUT_PIPE

• I want to write a programmable chat notifier, so I don't have to be constantly logged onto my session locally.  I want an application that will connect to my proxy for me and, when certain conditions (regular expressions or something) are met, notifiy me via libnotify and the notification area of my Gnome panel.  That way I can't let IM/IRC distract me.
• Write a wrapper around XChat-Gnome to handle my setup more cleanly:
• If my ssh tunnel is not started, start it, prompting me for the password
• Turn off the notification plug-ins (sound, notificatoin, and on screen display) to start.  As bip is playing back my log to the session, I don't want to be notified.
• Find out, via d-bus or a python plug-in or something, that the playback is done and then enable those plug-ins
• If appropriate, on exit, kill the tunnel

• Update my (not-yet-released) new mail notifier: 
• Make it more robust and clean code-wise.
• Give more information, if possible.  (Number of new messages, perhaps message information)
• Leave an icon in the notification area until I click the pop-up notification or the system tray icon.
• When clicking either, go to the new messages in Evolution
• I get a lot of spam -- probably 1250 or so in the last week.  I need to curb that.
• We use spam bayes on my mail server.  I need some way to retrain it, when it misses or mis-classifies something.
  
• I also use spamassassin locally, which works for most of what I have.
• First filter on spam bayes, and then spam assassin classifications.
• I want to be able to set up something -- like search folders -- that will capture messages that are in the junk folder, but missed by one or the other.
• I want to be able to automatically re-train spambayes and spamassassin appropriately on these.

• In what order are the filters applied?  Junk filters and then user-defined filters?  Can I specfy the order of this?  Can I specify the order of my user-defined filters?
• Can I set up a filter that is only applied when I select it?  For example, I need to write some shell scripts to handle re-training Spambayes on my remote server.  I would like to be able to click on a message and then tell Evolution to pipe that message to a given program.  Can I do this?
  

• Always connected so I don't miss important messages and can follow long-running conversation threads


• Ability to detach without logging off so I can concentrate on other things


• Non-intrusive notifications when I receive messages


• Logging of all conversations


• Ability to connect from a variety of places and environments (my Treo 650, my Linux machines at work and home, my fiancee's Win XP machine)


• Ability to be connected simultaneously with multiple clients without using different nicks


• Be secure and ensure my privacy as much as is possible with these public networks

• Make my logs searchable by Beagle and, by extension, The Gnome Deskbar Applet


• Create a plugin for Galago to provide presence information from XChat for bitlbee users


• Set up irssi to make sure that channel and query windows for a given server connection are always sequential


• Set up irssi and xchat to better integrate with bitlbee, for example, displaying the typing status, etc


• Write NafAI to respond when I am away.


• ....Profit

• Actually create a website design so I can add content
• Make links to all of the materials for the presentations I have given
• Write up and post the scripts used to auto-created a chroot jail for sshd and scponly
• Finish writing up system security techniques.
• Update resume
• Have link on tm.com/services/consulting updated for my new e-mail address/homepage
• Fix spam filter on colo box
• Finish writing goals list and categorize into time frame
• Pay summer rent