This tag collects solutions to computer problems by diagnostics that programmes emit. Since I'm entering error messages into search engines a lot more often than I care to admit, this is part of me giving back. And since these search engines are international, articles with this tag are generally in English.
I can't help it: As probably just about every other programming life form on this planet I have to be on github now and then. Curse the network effect and all those taking part in it (which would by now include me).
Anyway, that's why the last iteration of luakit …
Somewhere beneath the fan on the right edge of this image there is breakage. This post is about how to limit the damage in software until I find the leisure to dig deeper into this pile of hitech.
My machine (a Lenovo X240) has a smart card reader built in …
There is still a lot of hair on the Yak I am shaving in this little series of posts on SPARQL. All the Yaks shown in the series lived on the Valüla Mountain in Vorarlberg, Austria.
As I've blogged the other day, I like having my machine's syslog on the screen background so I notice when the machine is unwell and generally have some idea what it thinks it is doing. That also makes me spot milder distress signals like:
logind-uaccess-command[30337]: Failed to reset ACL …
Today, I replied to an encypted mail, and right after the last “yes, go ahead, send this stuff already”, my mail client mutt showed an error:
error encrypting data: Unusable public key
Hu? What would “unusable” mean here? The message when all PGP keys are expired looks quite a bit …
The other day I wanted a box doing regular (like, daily) file system backups and really not much else to switch off while idle and then wake up for the next backup. Easy, I thought, install the nvram-wakeup package and that's it.
Alas, nvram-backup mumbled something about an unsupported BIOS …
I'm setting up an ancient machine – a Pentium M box with a meme 256 MB of RAM – with current Debian bullseye, and I'm impressed that that still works: this machine is almost 20 years old. Hats off to the Debian folks.
But that's not really my story. Instead, this is …
I've been a fairly happy mailman user for about 20 years, and I ran mailman installations for about a decade in the 2000s.
Over the last week or so, I've spent more time setting …
As part of my DIY mail server project, the other day I put a POP3 server on that box – solid-pop3d if you want to know –, and since that server doesn't have SSL built in, I configured stunnel to provide that, re-using a certificate I get for mail.tfiu.de's https …
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