Category : Technology
FreeBSD ships with Sendmail (*shudder*). Most people completely disable or replace it with something other. I just want to have a local mailer daemon for command-line mail which only accepts mail for “localhost” and nothing else. The problem is that in the default configuration Sendmail probes all available network interfaces and thinks it is responsible for any hostname and IP addresses
After being fed up with waiting for the official Android 5 Lollipop update for my LG G3, I decided to flash it manually – CloudyG3 to be exact (very smooth ROM, I can recommend it to every LG G3 owner). Everything works, but Google Authenticator suddenly cashes (force closes) when I try to add my Google Account
Debian (Wheezy/7.5.0 in this case) uses numerous confsuing initscripts to mount network filesystems at boot time ;-) Basically /etc/rcS.d/S13mountnfs.sh calls /etc/network/if-up.d/mountnfs, which is responsible to mount the network filesystems who are listed in /etc/fstab, such as CIFS/NFS etc. Don’t get irritated by the name, looking at the header of the mountnfs.sh file reveals: “Also mounts SMB filesystems
The Linksys WRT54GL router powers my home network. It supports 3rd party firmwares such as OpenWRT, DD-WRT and the Tomato Firmware – which is the one I use. As the official Tomato Firmware has not seen an update for years and does not support IPv6, I run one of the numerous available forks: Tomato by Shibby, the MiniIPv6 build to
My IRC client of choice is Irssi (of course :P). As I like minimal setups, I don’t want to see unneeded stuff, like the topic line or the statusbar line. Using the following statusbar block in ~/.irssi/config, the prompt and the statusbar will be combined and everything besides the channel name of the currently active channel
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