Re: [fw-general] Community chat

[Richard Thomas]

Wildfire is backup and running, all accounts and such saved ;)

On 2/16/07, Patrick Veach <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

I would prefer freenode to efnet :-)

Re: [fw-general] Community chat

[Patrick Veach]

I would prefer freenode to efnet :-)

Re: [fw-general] Community chat

[Richard Thomas]

Its back up and running, for the admins /etc/rc.d/init.d/wildfired
start if it crashes in the future.

On 2/15/07, flipkick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


there is a link on the zd dev homepage. sorry, never noticed that..
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Re: [fw-general] Community chat

[flipkick]

there is a link on the zd dev homepage. sorry, never noticed that..
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Re: [fw-general] Community chat

[Kevin McArthur]

Don't mind Shai, we're mostly friendly =P

K

- Original Message - 
From: "flipkick" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

To: 
Sent: Thursday, February 15, 2007 8:52 PM
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tried it. an operator told me it's not okay to chat about zf, rules say: 
4.

Don't ask about pre-made scripts or third-party applications. i love irc
guys ;)


Kevin McArthur-2 wrote:


We tried this, died on the vine. It _was_ #php-zf .

Anyone wanting to chat about framework is welcome on #Php efnet.

Kevin McArthur
- Original Message - 
From: "flipkick" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

To: 
Sent: Thursday, February 15, 2007 2:21 PM
Subject: Re: [fw-general] Community chat




irc would be okay to me.. funny channel in efnet or whereever. who would
be
an admin for this?


Juan Felipe Alvarez Saldarriaga wrote:


flipkick wrote:

jabber would be very cool. but i would recommend ejabberd
http://ejabberd.jabber.ru insted of java wildfire. jabber.org, the
public Jabber server of the Jabber Software Foundation uses it, too.
Is it possible to create a community chat in the next time? I really
miss one. Makes some people more productive ;) cheers, flipkick


Why dont use a FreeNode IRC channel ?


Richard Thomas wrote:
Multiple people have voiced various needs for this on a few
levels, We are currently testing a solution and would just like to
get some feedback on a proposed solution.
http://www.jivesoftware.org/wildfire/ 1. Jabber based so any
client that can do jabber can connect, it also has its own client
as well. 2. Free ;) 3. Supports persistent chat rooms and logging,
All logs are stored to mysql so we can publish a search able
database on line. Can show X number of lines from the log to
people who just logged into a room 4. Supports private rooms for
internal groups like the Sandbox Sys Admins 5. We can restrict
registration, maybe tie it into the mailing list or the wiki login
system? -- Richard Thomas - CEO Cyberlot Technologies Group Inc.
507.398.4124 - Voice



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Re: [fw-general] Community chat

[flipkick]

very nice! i hope it gets back online soon. it would be nice if there were a
link on the zf developer homepage to this chat!

cheers, flip


GavinZend wrote:
> 
> We had a server hiccup, and the ZF community jabber chat server is 
> currently offline.
> 
> http://framework.zend.com/wiki/display/ZFDEV/Wildfire+Jabber+Server
> 
> Works with GAIM, and other jabber chat clients.
> 
> Cheers,
> Gavin
> 
> flipkick wrote:
>> jabber would be very cool. but i would recommend ejabberd 
>> http://ejabberd.jabber.ru insted of java wildfire. jabber.org, the 
>> public Jabber server of the Jabber Software Foundation uses it, too. 
>> Is it possible to create a community chat in the next time? I really 
>> miss one. Makes some people more productive ;) cheers, flipkick
>>
>> Richard Thomas wrote:
>> Multiple people have voiced various needs for this on a few
>> levels, We are currently testing a solution and would just like to
>> get some feedback on a proposed solution.
>> http://www.jivesoftware.org/wildfire/ 1. Jabber based so any
>> client that can do jabber can connect, it also has its own client
>> as well. 2. Free ;) 3. Supports persistent chat rooms and logging,
>> All logs are stored to mysql so we can publish a search able
>> database on line. Can show X number of lines from the log to
>> people who just logged into a room 4. Supports private rooms for
>> internal groups like the Sandbox Sys Admins 5. We can restrict
>> registration, maybe tie it into the mailing list or the wiki login
>> system? -- Richard Thomas - CEO Cyberlot Technologies Group Inc.
>> 507.398.4124 - Voice
>>
> 
> 
> 

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Re: [fw-general] Community chat

[flipkick]

tried it. an operator told me it's not okay to chat about zf, rules say: 4.
Don't ask about pre-made scripts or third-party applications. i love irc
guys ;)


Kevin McArthur-2 wrote:
> 
> We tried this, died on the vine. It _was_ #php-zf .
> 
> Anyone wanting to chat about framework is welcome on #Php efnet.
> 
> Kevin McArthur
> - Original Message - 
> From: "flipkick" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: 
> Sent: Thursday, February 15, 2007 2:21 PM
> Subject: Re: [fw-general] Community chat
> 
> 
>>
>> irc would be okay to me.. funny channel in efnet or whereever. who would 
>> be
>> an admin for this?
>>
>>
>> Juan Felipe Alvarez Saldarriaga wrote:
>>>
>>> flipkick wrote:
>>>> jabber would be very cool. but i would recommend ejabberd
>>>> http://ejabberd.jabber.ru insted of java wildfire. jabber.org, the
>>>> public Jabber server of the Jabber Software Foundation uses it, too.
>>>> Is it possible to create a community chat in the next time? I really
>>>> miss one. Makes some people more productive ;) cheers, flipkick
>>>
>>> Why dont use a FreeNode IRC channel ?
>>>
>>>> Richard Thomas wrote:
>>>> Multiple people have voiced various needs for this on a few
>>>> levels, We are currently testing a solution and would just like to
>>>> get some feedback on a proposed solution.
>>>> http://www.jivesoftware.org/wildfire/ 1. Jabber based so any
>>>> client that can do jabber can connect, it also has its own client
>>>> as well. 2. Free ;) 3. Supports persistent chat rooms and logging,
>>>> All logs are stored to mysql so we can publish a search able
>>>> database on line. Can show X number of lines from the log to
>>>> people who just logged into a room 4. Supports private rooms for
>>>> internal groups like the Sandbox Sys Admins 5. We can restrict
>>>> registration, maybe tie it into the mailing list or the wiki login
>>>> system? -- Richard Thomas - CEO Cyberlot Technologies Group Inc.
>>>> 507.398.4124 - Voice
>>>>
>>>>
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Re: [fw-general] Community chat

[Gavin Vess]

We had a server hiccup, and the ZF community jabber chat server is 
currently offline.


http://framework.zend.com/wiki/display/ZFDEV/Wildfire+Jabber+Server

Works with GAIM, and other jabber chat clients.

Cheers,
Gavin

flipkick wrote:
jabber would be very cool. but i would recommend ejabberd 
http://ejabberd.jabber.ru insted of java wildfire. jabber.org, the 
public Jabber server of the Jabber Software Foundation uses it, too. 
Is it possible to create a community chat in the next time? I really 
miss one. Makes some people more productive ;) cheers, flipkick


Richard Thomas wrote:
Multiple people have voiced various needs for this on a few
levels, We are currently testing a solution and would just like to
get some feedback on a proposed solution.
http://www.jivesoftware.org/wildfire/ 1. Jabber based so any
client that can do jabber can connect, it also has its own client
as well. 2. Free ;) 3. Supports persistent chat rooms and logging,
All logs are stored to mysql so we can publish a search able
database on line. Can show X number of lines from the log to
people who just logged into a room 4. Supports private rooms for
internal groups like the Sandbox Sys Admins 5. We can restrict
registration, maybe tie it into the mailing list or the wiki login
system? -- Richard Thomas - CEO Cyberlot Technologies Group Inc.
507.398.4124 - Voice

Re: [fw-general] Community chat

[Kevin McArthur]

We tried this, died on the vine. It _was_ #php-zf .

Anyone wanting to chat about framework is welcome on #Php efnet.

Kevin McArthur
- Original Message - 
From: "flipkick" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

To: 
Sent: Thursday, February 15, 2007 2:21 PM
Subject: Re: [fw-general] Community chat




irc would be okay to me.. funny channel in efnet or whereever. who would 
be

an admin for this?


Juan Felipe Alvarez Saldarriaga wrote:


flipkick wrote:

jabber would be very cool. but i would recommend ejabberd
http://ejabberd.jabber.ru insted of java wildfire. jabber.org, the
public Jabber server of the Jabber Software Foundation uses it, too.
Is it possible to create a community chat in the next time? I really
miss one. Makes some people more productive ;) cheers, flipkick


Why dont use a FreeNode IRC channel ?


Richard Thomas wrote:
Multiple people have voiced various needs for this on a few
levels, We are currently testing a solution and would just like to
get some feedback on a proposed solution.
http://www.jivesoftware.org/wildfire/ 1. Jabber based so any
client that can do jabber can connect, it also has its own client
as well. 2. Free ;) 3. Supports persistent chat rooms and logging,
All logs are stored to mysql so we can publish a search able
database on line. Can show X number of lines from the log to
people who just logged into a room 4. Supports private rooms for
internal groups like the Sandbox Sys Admins 5. We can restrict
registration, maybe tie it into the mailing list or the wiki login
system? -- Richard Thomas - CEO Cyberlot Technologies Group Inc.
507.398.4124 - Voice



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Re: [fw-general] Community chat

[flipkick]

irc would be okay to me.. funny channel in efnet or whereever. who would be
an admin for this?


Juan Felipe Alvarez Saldarriaga wrote:
> 
> flipkick wrote:
>> jabber would be very cool. but i would recommend ejabberd 
>> http://ejabberd.jabber.ru insted of java wildfire. jabber.org, the 
>> public Jabber server of the Jabber Software Foundation uses it, too. 
>> Is it possible to create a community chat in the next time? I really 
>> miss one. Makes some people more productive ;) cheers, flipkick
> 
> Why dont use a FreeNode IRC channel ?
> 
>> Richard Thomas wrote:
>> Multiple people have voiced various needs for this on a few
>> levels, We are currently testing a solution and would just like to
>> get some feedback on a proposed solution.
>> http://www.jivesoftware.org/wildfire/ 1. Jabber based so any
>> client that can do jabber can connect, it also has its own client
>> as well. 2. Free ;) 3. Supports persistent chat rooms and logging,
>> All logs are stored to mysql so we can publish a search able
>> database on line. Can show X number of lines from the log to
>> people who just logged into a room 4. Supports private rooms for
>> internal groups like the Sandbox Sys Admins 5. We can restrict
>> registration, maybe tie it into the mailing list or the wiki login
>> system? -- Richard Thomas - CEO Cyberlot Technologies Group Inc.
>> 507.398.4124 - Voice
>>
>>
>> 
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Re: [fw-general] Community chat

[Juan Felipe Alvarez Saldarriaga]

flipkick wrote:
jabber would be very cool. but i would recommend ejabberd 
http://ejabberd.jabber.ru insted of java wildfire. jabber.org, the 
public Jabber server of the Jabber Software Foundation uses it, too. 
Is it possible to create a community chat in the next time? I really 
miss one. Makes some people more productive ;) cheers, flipkick


Why dont use a FreeNode IRC channel ?


Richard Thomas wrote:
Multiple people have voiced various needs for this on a few
levels, We are currently testing a solution and would just like to
get some feedback on a proposed solution.
http://www.jivesoftware.org/wildfire/ 1. Jabber based so any
client that can do jabber can connect, it also has its own client
as well. 2. Free ;) 3. Supports persistent chat rooms and logging,
All logs are stored to mysql so we can publish a search able
database on line. Can show X number of lines from the log to
people who just logged into a room 4. Supports private rooms for
internal groups like the Sandbox Sys Admins 5. We can restrict
registration, maybe tie it into the mailing list or the wiki login
system? -- Richard Thomas - CEO Cyberlot Technologies Group Inc.
507.398.4124 - Voice



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[flipkick]

jabber would be very cool. but i would recommend ejabberd 
http://ejabberd.jabber.ru http://ejabberd.jabber.ru  insted of java
wildfire. jabber.org, the public Jabber server of the Jabber Software
Foundation uses it, too. 

Is it possible to create a community chat in the next time? I really miss
one. Makes some people more productive ;)

cheers,
flipkick


Richard Thomas wrote:
> 
> Multiple people have voiced various needs for this on a few levels, We 
> are currently testing a solution and would just like to get some 
> feedback on a proposed solution.
> 
> http://www.jivesoftware.org/wildfire/
> 
> 1. Jabber based so any client that can do jabber can connect, it also 
> has its own client as well.
> 
> 2. Free ;)
> 
> 3. Supports persistent chat rooms and logging, All logs are stored to 
> mysql so we can publish a search able database on line. Can show X 
> number of lines from the log to people who just logged into a room
> 
> 4. Supports private rooms for internal groups like the Sandbox Sys Admins
> 
> 5. We can restrict registration, maybe tie it into the mailing list or 
> the wiki login system?
> 
> -- 
> Richard Thomas - CEO
> Cyberlot Technologies Group Inc.
> 507.398.4124 - Voice
> 
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Re: [fw-general] Community chat

[Richard Thomas]

In doing research for the chatroom I checked out a couple jabber 
libraries and I agree php wise there really is no good library out there 
that works nicely on php5


Gavin Vess wrote:
For "SMS" / message transmission to individual Jabber users, I can 
imagine a potential fit.  In fact, some web-based contact forms, account 
registration, and other transactional-email messages sometimes could be 
sent via IM.


How about Zend_Im_Jabber?

Cheers,
Gavin

Lars Strojny wrote:

Hi,

Am Dienstag, den 26.09.2006, 08:53 -0500 schrieb Richard Thomas:
[...]
 
1. Jabber based so any client that can do jabber can connect, it also 
has its own client as well.



Did I mentioned that there is really a gap to fill in PHP: there is no
sensible Jabber-class out there. What do you think about Zend_Xmpp oder
Zend_Jabber?

Greets, Lars Strojny
  

Re: [fw-general] Community chat

[Gavin Vess]

For "SMS" / message transmission to individual Jabber users, I can 
imagine a potential fit.  In fact, some web-based contact forms, account 
registration, and other transactional-email messages sometimes could be 
sent via IM.


How about Zend_Im_Jabber?

Cheers,
Gavin

Lars Strojny wrote:

Hi,

Am Dienstag, den 26.09.2006, 08:53 -0500 schrieb Richard Thomas:
[...]
  
1. Jabber based so any client that can do jabber can connect, it also 
has its own client as well.



Did I mentioned that there is really a gap to fill in PHP: there is no
sensible Jabber-class out there. What do you think about Zend_Xmpp oder
Zend_Jabber?

Greets, Lars Strojny
  

Re: [fw-general] Community chat

[Lars Strojny]

Hi,

Am Dienstag, den 26.09.2006, 08:53 -0500 schrieb Richard Thomas:
[...]
> 1. Jabber based so any client that can do jabber can connect, it also 
> has its own client as well.

Did I mentioned that there is really a gap to fill in PHP: there is no
sensible Jabber-class out there. What do you think about Zend_Xmpp oder
Zend_Jabber?

Greets, Lars Strojny


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Re: [fw-general] Community chat

[Gavin Vess]

Interesting possibilities, when a little more mature:

http://www.jivesoftware.org/community/thread.jspa?threadID=21942

http://xmpppy.sourceforge.net/irc/


--Gavin

Re: [fw-general] Community chat

[Richard Thomas]

Nod gaim can connect to IRC

We have needs beyond simple IRC which is part of the problem.

The ability to log and search those logs.

The ability to have private secure rooms for things like discussing the 
sandbox server, passwords and setup.


And then finally, while I love IRC, more people are familiar with and 
use IM.


Richard Thomas - CEO
Cyberlot Technologies Group Inc.
507.398.4124 - Voice


André Hoffmann wrote:



On 9/26/06, *Marcel Evenson* <[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
> wrote:


You are better off going IRC. Why not just start a channel
#zend_framework
on freenode ? That way you will get a lot of other developers
popping in /
contributing and we can still chat in our other favorite channels like
#lighttpd using just one client :)


try http://gaim.sourceforge.net/




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Germany

Re: [fw-general] Community chat

[André Hoffmann]

On 9/26/06, Marcel Evenson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You are better off going IRC. Why not just start a channel #zend_frameworkon freenode ? That way you will get a lot of other developers popping in /contributing and we can still chat in our other favorite channels like
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Re: [fw-general] Community chat

[Marcel Evenson]

You are better off going IRC. Why not just start a channel #zend_framework 
on freenode ? That way you will get a lot of other developers popping in / 
contributing and we can still chat in our other favorite channels like 
#lighttpd using just one client :)

Re: [fw-general] Community chat

[Steven]

+1 for jabber here too

Steven

Richard Thomas wrote:
Multiple people have voiced various needs for this on a few levels, We 
are currently testing a solution and would just like to get some 
feedback on a proposed solution.


http://www.jivesoftware.org/wildfire/

1. Jabber based so any client that can do jabber can connect, it also 
has its own client as well.


2. Free ;)

3. Supports persistent chat rooms and logging, All logs are stored to 
mysql so we can publish a search able database on line. Can show X 
number of lines from the log to people who just logged into a room


4. Supports private rooms for internal groups like the Sandbox Sys Admins

5. We can restrict registration, maybe tie it into the mailing list or 
the wiki login system?

Re: [fw-general] Community chat

[Matthew Ratzloff]

Although I don't know how often I'll be chatting, I agree.  Wildfire looks
pretty slick.

-Matt

> I for one do not prefer IRC. I love Jabber-based communication :)
>
> On 9/26/06, Richard Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> Multiple people have voiced various needs for this on a few levels, We
>> are currently testing a solution and would just like to get some
>> feedback on a proposed solution.
>>
>> http://www.jivesoftware.org/wildfire/
>>
>> 1. Jabber based so any client that can do jabber can connect, it also
>> has its own client as well.
>>
>> 2. Free ;)
>>
>> 3. Supports persistent chat rooms and logging, All logs are stored to
>> mysql so we can publish a search able database on line. Can show X
>> number of lines from the log to people who just logged into a room
>>
>> 4. Supports private rooms for internal groups like the Sandbox Sys
>> Admins
>>
>> 5. We can restrict registration, maybe tie it into the mailing list or
>> the wiki login system?

Re: [fw-general] Community chat

[Benoit Marchand]

I prefer IRC too, can't we have a bot doing the logging to mysql / fetch last X rows?BenOn 9/26/06, Davey Shafik <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:I prefer IRC, but the searchable logs are a plus, so +1
- DaveyOn Sep 26, 2006, at 9:53 AM, Richard Thomas wrote:> Multiple people have voiced various needs for this on a few levels,> We are currently testing a solution and would just like to get some
> feedback on a proposed solution.>> http://www.jivesoftware.org/wildfire/>> 1. Jabber based so any client that can do jabber can connect, it
> also has its own client as well.>> 2. Free ;)>> 3. Supports persistent chat rooms and logging, All logs are stored> to mysql so we can publish a search able database on line. Can show
> X number of lines from the log to people who just logged into a room>> 4. Supports private rooms for internal groups like the Sandbox Sys> Admins>> 5. We can restrict registration, maybe tie it into the mailing list
> or the wiki login system?>> --> Richard Thomas - CEO> Cyberlot Technologies Group Inc.> 507.398.4124 - Voice>

[fw-general] Community chat

[Richard Thomas]

Multiple people have voiced various needs for this on a few levels, We 
are currently testing a solution and would just like to get some 
feedback on a proposed solution.


http://www.jivesoftware.org/wildfire/

1. Jabber based so any client that can do jabber can connect, it also 
has its own client as well.


2. Free ;)

3. Supports persistent chat rooms and logging, All logs are stored to 
mysql so we can publish a search able database on line. Can show X 
number of lines from the log to people who just logged into a room


4. Supports private rooms for internal groups like the Sandbox Sys Admins

5. We can restrict registration, maybe tie it into the mailing list or 
the wiki login system?


--
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Cyberlot Technologies Group Inc.
507.398.4124 - Voice

Re: [fw-general] Community chat

[Thomas Weidner]




+1 for jabber ;-)

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  Stefan Koopmanschap 
  To: Richard Thomas 
  Cc: Zend Framework General 
  Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2006 4:58 
  PM
  Subject: Re: [fw-general] Community 
  chat
  I for one do not prefer IRC. I love Jabber-based communication 
  :)
  On 9/26/06, Richard 
  Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > 
  wrote:
  Multiple 
people have voiced various needs for this on a few levels, Weare 
currently testing a solution and would just like to get somefeedback on 
a proposed solution.http://www.jivesoftware.org/wildfire/1. 
Jabber based so any client that can do jabber can connect, it also has 
its own client as well.2. Free ;)3. Supports persistent chat 
rooms and logging, All logs are stored tomysql so we can publish a 
search able database on line. Can show Xnumber of lines from the log to 
people who just logged into a room 4. Supports private rooms for 
internal groups like the Sandbox Sys Admins5. We can restrict 
registration, maybe tie it into the mailing list orthe wiki login 
system?--Richard Thomas - CEOCyberlot Technologies Group 
Inc.507.398.4124 - Voice-- 
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Re: [fw-general] Community chat

[Stefan Koopmanschap]

I for one do not prefer IRC. I love Jabber-based communication :)On 9/26/06, Richard Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:Multiple people have voiced various needs for this on a few levels, We
are currently testing a solution and would just like to get somefeedback on a proposed solution.http://www.jivesoftware.org/wildfire/1. Jabber based so any client that can do jabber can connect, it also
has its own client as well.2. Free ;)3. Supports persistent chat rooms and logging, All logs are stored tomysql so we can publish a search able database on line. Can show Xnumber of lines from the log to people who just logged into a room
4. Supports private rooms for internal groups like the Sandbox Sys Admins5. We can restrict registration, maybe tie it into the mailing list orthe wiki login system?--Richard Thomas - CEO
Cyberlot Technologies Group Inc.507.398.4124 - Voice-- Stefan Koopmanschaphttp://www.stefankoopmanschap.nl/
http://www.leftontheweb.com/

Re: [fw-general] Community chat

[Davey Shafik]

I prefer IRC, but the searchable logs are a plus, so +1

- Davey

On Sep 26, 2006, at 9:53 AM, Richard Thomas wrote:

Multiple people have voiced various needs for this on a few levels,  
We are currently testing a solution and would just like to get some  
feedback on a proposed solution.


http://www.jivesoftware.org/wildfire/

1. Jabber based so any client that can do jabber can connect, it  
also has its own client as well.


2. Free ;)

3. Supports persistent chat rooms and logging, All logs are stored  
to mysql so we can publish a search able database on line. Can show  
X number of lines from the log to people who just logged into a room


4. Supports private rooms for internal groups like the Sandbox Sys  
Admins


5. We can restrict registration, maybe tie it into the mailing list  
or the wiki login system?


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Richard Thomas - CEO
Cyberlot Technologies Group Inc.
507.398.4124 - Voice