I’ve setup teampass, it may be the tool I need for a central password database where I work. There is a bug in the latest version, I noticed stuff like
*213 FastCGI sent in stderr: “PHP Notice: Undefined index: notification in /items.queries.php on line 942”
in the nginx error log. The solution is to do a :
ALTER TABLE teampass_items ADD notification VARCHAR(250) DEFAULT NULL;
in the teampass mysql db.
Got that from /github.com/nilsteampassnet/TeamPass/issues/130 .
I’m switching job these days, and they use FreeBSD at my new workplace . I’ll update this post with various stuff I have to dig up(stuff related to cli, package management and so on).
Debian FreeBSD
dpkg -l pkg_info
dpkg -L [pkg] pkg_info -xL [pkg]
deluser / userdel rmuser
lspci pciconf -lv
cat /proc/cpuinfo sysctl -a | egrep -i ‘hw.machine|hw.model|hw.ncpu’
Thnx linuxquestions.org. Though I found that:
nmap <C-V> "+gP imap < C-V > < ESC >< C-V >a vmap <C-C> "+y
Worked better, issuing the ‘a’ (for append) instead of the vi ‘i’ (insert) command after pasting txt (add 1 space after the a as well).
you can’t tail -f a mysqlbinlog, but something like this give the same result 🙂
# watch "mysqlbinlog /var/log/mysql/mysql-bin.004436 | tail"
upstart’s been around for a while. It’s been sysv compatible so I haven’t really been taking any notice of the ‘new dependency based boot / service / daemon startup utility’ .
Thank you upstart.ubuntu.com for giving a thorough explanation 🙂
Thanks to Ben Kevan at freetechie.com .
I switched from stock Debian Squeeze php 5.3.x to dotdeb’s 5.3.10 yesterday on a lot of servers. Usually a minor upgrade shouldn’t introduce any major changes, but in this particular case I’ve come across several customers having encoding problems. It’s related to the mysql backend, which defaults to utf-8 and customers having code encoded in latin1 (iso8859-1 or iso8859-15), that is: they’ve encoded their stuff in mysql in latin1. It’s an easy fix, you simply have to specify your mysql encoding when connecting via php, f.example:
$link1 = mysql_connect('localhost','user1','pass1',TRUE);
mysql_selectdb('db1',$link1);
mysql_set_charset('latin1',$link1);
More info at php.net
pontohonk.de wrote some code to have kdewallet supply your ssh keys when ssh-agent requires them. Great code, my problem was that it’s been a while since I used kde and f.example qmake wasn’t something I’m used to. So here’s how I did it in OpenSuse 12.1 .
download askpass.C and askpass.pro from pontohonk.de
Issue:
# zypper install libqt4-devel # zypper install libkde4-devel # qmake # make $ cp askpass /path/to/home/.local/bin/
The rest is well explained by pontohonk.de
In opensuse 12.1 having English (GB) as language and with norwegian keyboard I got the € character when pressing AltGr + 4 in txt console … In kde 4 my keyboard gave me a $ which is the character I’m used to get when typing that combination of keys.
In OpenSuse look in /etc/sysconfig/keyboard, in my case I changed the line KEYTABLE=”no-latin1.map.gz” to KEYTABLE=”no.map.gz” and I got my AltGr + 4 back to ‘normal’ .
After adding lots of munin-nodes my munin master started complaining about ‘Call to accept timed out.’, and my rrd graphs got random ‘holes’, it seem munin-update spent too much time running which occasionally got a timeout on random nodes.
The global munin-node timeout is 5 seconds, I tried up’ing that to 30 seconds and the error got away 🙂