If you feel not really safe with regular expressions and your brain does not work like a automaton, try the following link: txt2re: headache relief for programmers

In newer releases of OpenSSH it’s almost as easy as ProFTPD’s DefaultRoot to restrict a user to the home folder. You no longer need to setup a full chroot environment including copies/links to essential libraries etc.

It was just about time to update my Motorola Milestone to the latest CyanogenMod, providing Android 2.3.7.

Watch out for any IN_IPv6_RBL scores in your policyd-weight logs.

If you see regular hits, you probably have to either upgrade your policyd-weight or disable rbl.ipv6world.net manually.

Today it was time for a release upgrade of a LAMP node from Debian Lenny to Squeeze.

I prepared a 3G Router with failover to the 3G WAN via USB Stick in case the main DSL Uplink fails. The router has no option to pass a PIN to the available Huawei E1550, even though the mode is supported in general.

I really need to memorize the useful site Support Details, so I use it instead of one of the numerous IP status sites.

After the PIN constraint was removed from the Huawei stick, the TP-Link 3G Router (TL-MR3420) is working fine in WAN preferred mode. Soon after I disconnected the connection to the DSL uplink, the router began setting up the Huawei E1550 stick.

The domain h11e.de will now also point to this site. If you think it’s reminds of i18n, then you guess right.

I tested the IP200 by Innovaphone connected to my Asterisk VM at home and it worked quite well. It’s not restricted to Innovaphone PBXs, even though some special features are only available to IP200s connected to a PBX from the same manufacturer.