Does anyone know of a simple, clean, ALSA-output ogg-vorbis audio player that links (statically or otherwise) against the tremor integer-only vorbis decoder? Here's why i want it:
I recently got a Linksys NSLU2 which i'm happily running debian etch on (with the sid kernel, thanks a million to the debian …
Many sites use multiple MX records in DNS. But i feel like i'm seeing more and more which just have a single MX record. Why choose the one strategy over the other?
Given that MTAs are increasingly complicated these days (with various spam filtering techniques), what are some good arguments …
I keep my machines all patched with the latest updates from
security.debian.org. But sometimes, a simple
apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade is not enough, particularly
when system libraries are being upgraded (e.g. the latest openssl
vulnerability, DSA 1173). In this situation, running processes could
have loaded copies of …
initramfs-tools 0.77b\~bpo.1 arrived in sarge-backports recently. It appears to Depend: on klibc-utils (>= 1.4.19-2), but should probably depend on klibc-utils (>= 1.4.19-2\~bpo.1) instead, since it's otherwise uninstallable on a sarge/sarge-backports system.
Who should i report this problem to? it seems like filing …
I have several machines with software RAID (both RAID1 and RAID5 configurations), with fairly modern kernels. I want to test the RAID before anything bad happens to the machines for real. What methods do you use to test software RAID on your servers? How do you verify that the kernel …
When i did an apt-get update on a mixed etch/sid system last night
(and again this morning), i got a couple errors:
[0 root@squeak ~]# apt-get update ... Get:3 http://security.debian.org testing/updates Release.gpg ...Hit http://security.debian.org testing/updates Release Err http://security …I've got a mailserver running a lightly-patched cyrus21, based on debian sarge.
The mailserver runs (among other things) timsieved, and all
connections are STARTTLS-capable (and enforced). But i'm having trouble
finding a useful client that can talk to it properly.
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The following is just a simple combination of tools that is probably fairly unremarkable. However, i hope some people will find it useful.
top is good at what it does (showing active processes), but the way
the processes jump around in the listings and the way that the process
lineage …
I don't only administer debian (or even debian-based) systems, unfortunately. i'm trying to deal with an HFS+ volume that Mac OSX (10.3) appears to have trashed. I'd appreciate any suggestions or advice people might have. It looks like the table of contents (or something similar) have been scribbled over …
i just used a set of tools from debian to create a new font based on my handwriting. i'm providing the font as a ttf file, and as a .deb package.
links and more details can be found on my blog.
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