@ Luke Maciak:

Author of jrnl here. You can use jrnl with any text editor you like, for example Sublime Text or even just TextEdit – there’s a config setting that tells it to launch an external editor ;-)

@ Dirk Krause:

Thanks. Looks pretty good, but the problem with that tool is that it seems to be designed only for very short entries and it provides no spell-check and no editing capabilities. I’d rather compose my entries in a text editor or in a browser input box where I at least have inline spell-checker available.

@ Sam:

Thank you! Btw, if anyone is interested the Firewall Saga starts here.

@ Mitlik:

No, I’m actually really grateful. This was extremely helpful and we got a lot of bugs out. Thanks! :)

Sorry I pestered the heck out of you after you posted this. But now that it’s seems like it’s working you can get back to teaching me how to PHP like a Pro again! ^_^

I stumbled upon your blog today – weirdly enough your ‘Firewall Saga’ was posted on an IRC chan that I was idling on.
Safe to say, it amused me for far too long at work!

Anyways, your Markdownjournal is fantastic. Thought i’d give it a go for a while to see if I really do use it. Website layout if very nice too – love the bootstrap layout

Thanks mate

Hi,

I just stumbled accross https://github.com/maebert/jrnl. It works from the command line and is compatible with Day One.

— Dirk

@ Luke Maciak:
I’ll try to leave it open in the background at work tomorrow! Also, I am CST, so if you wanna try to recreate a collision it shouldn’t be around 11am EST.

@ Mitlik:

Ok, I believe I fixed it. It was a rookie mistake really. Classic example of “works on my machine so… ready for production” type attitude. Now I think sessions are properly handled so this shouldn’t happen anymore.

@ Luke Maciak:
In a positive light, I tried it because it sounded neat. I don’t have to worry too much about exotic platforms not having a smartphone, but having a web front end to something that handles the file creation and time stamps to a private location is appealing.

@ Mitlik:

Ya, session collision. This is very un-good. :(

Luke I think there is an error in your program. I just got a post I didn’t generate. It involved EA games and mustaches. ^_^