I have been planing to put a file section on my website for some time now. Earlier I just posted files in my weblog, but evntually they dissapear into the archives of the weblog and therefore not easily accessable. From now on I will put files in my new file section, if their relevance is beyond a single post in my blog.
Read more...I hate having execute bit set on files not supposed to be executable. But I have always found it a lot easier to set it to keep directories browseable when chmod’ing a directory recursive. Now I thrown a little bash line together to easily only chmod files or directories.
Read more...Here is a perl code example which shows progress of dd made by my friend Thor Dreier:
Read more...I have been playing with different layouts of for emcken.dk and I think I have settled with the current top which you can see on the main page.
Read more...The following PHP code converts a txt list to at html list. Look at example below. Nothing new in this… alot of Wiki pages can do that, I just thought it was cool. After using alot of time to figure out how (new to regular expressions) it makes you wanna show it to the world:
Read more...Yesterday I worked with Morten Brix Petersen to implement user comments on the Danish Debian guide. User comment functionality like the one found on PHP’s documentation. While we where at make enhancements we also redesigned the frontpage to look like the rest of the guide.
Read more...The reason for the break down was not big (at least not in gigabyte). It was an old IDE 1.8GB Maxtor harddisk which contained my server OS, homepages and databases. Thank god I have recovered all my data. It is impossible to boot from the harddisk and data transfers are very slow sometimes unstable. It has now been replaced by two 200GB Seagate disks. They are supposed to run RAID1 but so far only a data drive with the websites and the databases is a RAID partition.
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I have been thinking of making a new layout for my blog (and my emcken.dk) homepage.
Yesterday evening I attended a lecture named “Open Source - Linux, disruptive technology or cost cutting measure?</i>” where Richard Seibt spoke. There where about 20 people and it was very exciting. I talked a little bit with him later and he seems like a really great guy.
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