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Reunion Hall (reunionhall.org) is now closed down after nearly 15 years

Posted in ReunionHall.org, What? on May 3rd, 2010

For nearly 15 years, Reunion Hall (reunionhall.org, and formerly nowandthen.com/reunion/, and one or two during the mid-90’s) provided a space to allow classmates to gather in one space on the internet.  Back in the 90’s, it made sense that the Internet would be useful for just this type of service, yet, one would not see what we see now, “Web 2.0”.  

It is unfortunate that this message is to notify you that Reunion Hall is now closed after nearly 15 years.

Reunion Hall began as an idea back in the summer of 1995.  The site took a life of its own starting on Best.com.  Basic HTML and some PERL at the beginning, nothing dynamic back then, just PERL scripts that kept house…to a Mac and Lasso (too slow) along with a news server for a forum… to Linux, PHP and MySQL, and it should have came out better.

Along the way, several offers with plans to improve it, to ‘take it to the next level’, and at the end, I’ve heard it before along the way, ‘You can’t do it all by yourself.’

Would of, could of, should of. Oh, well.

Thanks for the tens of thousands that used Reunion Hall over the years.

Robert A. Kim
Site Administrator, Reunion Hall

Do what you do best . . . The rest will come.

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Reunion Hall (reunionhall.org) is now closed down after nearly 15 years

Posted in ReunionHall.org, What? on May 3rd, 2010

For nearly 15 years, Reunion Hall (reunionhall.org, and formerly nowandthen.com/reunion/, and one or two during the mid-90’s) provided a space to allow classmates to gather in one space on the internet.  Back in the 90’s, it made sense that the Internet would be useful for just this type of service, yet, one would not see what we see now, “Web 2.0”.  

It is unfortunate that this message is to notify you that Reunion Hall is now closed after nearly 15 years.

Reunion Hall began as an idea back in the summer of 1995.  The site took a life of its own starting on Best.com.  Basic HTML and some PERL at the beginning, nothing dynamic back then, just PERL scripts that kept house…to a Mac and Lasso (too slow) along with a news server for a forum… to Linux, PHP and MySQL, and it should have came out better.

Along the way, several offers with plans to improve it, to ‘take it to the next level’, and at the end, I’ve heard it before along the way, ‘You can’t do it all by yourself.’

Would of, could of, should of. Oh, well.

Thanks for the tens of thousands that used Reunion Hall over the years.

Robert A. Kim
Site Administrator, Reunion Hall

Do what you do best . . . The rest will come.

Posted via email from Robert’s View

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Thinking thru code to email user checking if they are still there to tell others their email is still valid on my site

Posted in Computing on the 'Net, Customer Support, ReunionHall.org, Web Scripts on March 15th, 2009

A monthly cron job to email site’s users to click a link to verify they are still using the email listed in their account. Assumption that if user logs into site, their info is up to date, too.

Every 30 days, check if user has not verified in last 30 days

  • or, has not logged into site in last 30 days
  • If not, send email with link
  • update tracking table with internal_table_id, date, time, user_id, event_code (for ‘validating attempt’)


When user clicks on embedded link in email,

  • script parses URL
  • update tracking table with internal_table_id, date, time, user_id, event_code (for ‘verfied’)


I’ll use the tracking info to put an icon, next to their name in the list of users, to show if the info is current.

BTW, writing this out helps in seeing the event, and I can’t always find that scrap of paper I first started to write this all out!

Check who is using Reunion Hall!
 ::: http://www.twitter.com/reunionhallorg :::

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Thinking thru code to email user checking if they are still there to tell others their email is still valid on my site

Posted in Computing on the 'Net, Customer Support, ReunionHall.org, Web Scripts on March 15th, 2009

A monthly cron job to email site’s users to click a link to verify they are still using the email listed in their account. Assumption that if user logs into site, their info is up to date, too.

Every 30 days, check if user has not verified in last 30 days

  • or, has not logged into site in last 30 days
  • If not, send email with link
  • update tracking table with internal_table_id, date, time, user_id, event_code (for ‘validating attempt’)


When user clicks on embedded link in email,

  • script parses URL
  • update tracking table with internal_table_id, date, time, user_id, event_code (for ‘verfied’)


I’ll use the tracking info to put an icon, next to their name in the list of users, to show if the info is current.

BTW, writing this out helps in seeing the event, and I can’t always find that scrap of paper I first started to write this all out!

Check who is using Reunion Hall!
 ::: http://www.twitter.com/reunionhallorg :::

Posted via email from Robert’s View

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