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Checking Cloudflare SSL
My website for a while has used CloudFlare as its front-end. It’s a rather nice setup and means my real server gets less of a hammering, which is a good thing. A few months ago they enabled a feature called Universal SSL which I have also added to my site. Around the same time, my…
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Debian, WordPress and Multi-site
For quite some time, the Debian version of WordPress has had a configuration tweak that made it possible to run multiple websites on the same server. This came from a while ago when multi-site wasn’t available. While a useful feature, it does make the initial setup of WordPress for simple sites more complicated. I’m looking…
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procps using GitLab CI
The procps project for a few years has been hosted at Gitorious. With the announcement that Gitorious has been acquired by GitLab and that all repositories need to move there, procps moved along to GitLab. At first I thought it would just be a like for like thing, but then I noticed that GitLab has…
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Backporting and git-buildpackage
For working with Debian packages, one method of maintaining them is to put them in git and use git-buildpackage to build them right out of the git repository. There are a few pitfalls with it, notably around if you forget to import the upstream you get this strange treeish related error which still throws me…
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Renaming RoseNMS
Today I have pushed all (or hopefully all) the required differences in the source files to change the name of the project. Originally it was called Rosenberg NMS, named after a lizard or heath monitor that lives in this parts. The name was cute but cumbersome. I’ve cut it down now to just RoseNMS with…
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Juniper Firewalls and IPv6
I found an interesting side-effect of the Juniper firewalls when you introduce IPv6. In hindsight it appears perfectly reasonable but if you are not aware of it in the first place you may have a much more permissive firewall than you thought. My setup is such that my internet address changes every time I connect…
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Mudlet 3 beta
A break from wordpress, I was trying to get the beta version of mudlet 3.0 compiling. On the surface the program looks a lot like the existing v2.0 that is currently within Debian. The developers have switched from qt4 to qt5 which means a lot of dependency fun for me but I got there in…
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WordPress 4.1 for Debian
Release 4.1 of WordPress came out on Friday so after some work to fit in with the Debian standards, the Debian package 4.1-1 of WordPress will be uploaded shortly. WordPress have also updated their themes with a 14-day early theme called twentyfifteen. This is the default theme for WordPress 4.1 on-wards.
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WordPress 4.0.1 fixes for Debian stable
Previously I posted a short article about the WordPress package for Debian and how that SID was getting the updated WordPress 4.0.1 which had some security fixes. The question a lot of people were asking was: What about stable (or Wheezy). After way too much time due to other pressing issues, I have just uploaded…
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WordPress 4.0.1 for Debian
WordPress recently released an update that had multiple security patches for their (then) current version 4.0. This release is 4.0.1 and includes important security fixes. The Debian packages got just uploaded, if you are running the Debian packaged wordpress, you should update to 4.0.1+dfsg-1 or later. I am going to look at these patches and…