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Setting up Redmine on FreeBSD
“Redmine is a flexible project management web application. Written using Ruby on Rails framework, it is cross-platform and cross-database.” (redmine.org) Here’s my short primer on setting up Redmine on...
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Setting up Logitech SqueezeBox Radio without Internet Connection
Today I got a complementary SqueezeBox Radio to join two SqueezeBox Boom and a SqueezeBox Classic at my home. As I’m preparing to move homes very soon, I’m currently without broadband internet at home...
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Tricking Squeezebox Server into downloading firmware files from local server
Gosh … I’ll never (as in _never_) cease my home internet again before moving out of the flat. Here’s another workaround to trick my Squeezebox Server into downloading firmware files from a local server...
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Interface-Statistiken in Cacti für Pirelli Router erstellen
In diesem Beitrag geht es darum, Cacti Interface-Statistiken auf einem Pirelli Router über den Umweg via SSH zu erzeugen. Dies wird auf bestimmten, kastrierten Pirelli-Geräten, wie sie von bestimmten...
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Out of a sudden iTunes struck me with this error: The iPhone “…” could not be synced because the sync session failed to start I did web research, but did not really find a proper solution to this....
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Swisscom FTTH: 6RD mit Cisco 892F nutzen
Wie bereits aufgezeigt, kann man statt dem Centro Grande oder Centro Piccolo auch problemlos einen Cisco 892F an einem Swisscom Vivo FTTH-Anschluss betreiben. Hat man diese Hürde erstmal geschafft,...
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Nagios/Icinga Plugin to check for DokuWiki Updates
Nagios/Icinga can also serve to send you friendly remindes, like for example that you need to perform software updates. Here’s my little contribution, a simple plugins to monitor a given DokuWiki site...
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Raspberry Pi with Raspbmc: Getting around Onkyo and Philips woes
The culprit with technology is always the same: to old, to buggy, something missing here and there. Adding something new usually urges you to add even more to get it running, so in the end, yeah, you...
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Use Arduino Micro as ISP with ATmega on a breadboard
Arduino is super cool, I really love that thing, but … Who would really want to put a fully-featured Arduino board into each and every project, at least when they’re built to more like a permanent...
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FreeBSD on the Raspberry Pi – Pt 1: Quick and Dirty Intro (also for Linux-Users)
Tonight I went along to fire up FreeBSD on a Raspberry Pi. Although I’m in for Linux on a day-to-day basis, my heart truely belongs to the BSDish world. So why not run FreeBSD on the Pi? Especially...
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armv6 Package Builder for FreeBSD is online
There it finally is, The Phunsites Package Builder at http://pkgbuild.phunsites.net/. Since my initial writings on FreeBSD on Raspberry Pi, I’ve always wanted to have a webservice, where I can just...
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Ansible in 10 minutes or less
I just remember a recent argument I had with someone about automation. It’s unbelievable, how many things are still done manually on a widespread scale, not leveraging the possibilities at all....
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copy-pasting directories using the shell
Imagine that you need to copy over some files or directories to another host, but the security policy or the connectivity doesn’t allow to use standard file transfer protocols. Here’s a quick and dirty...
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