After today short ride, I just wanted to look at how fast I was (well rather slow as my body is slowly getting used to usual travel distances). There was nothing surprising in most values, but maximal speed did really impress me:
I just hope that it is really mistake of the computer and I did not really go that fast at some point ;-).
It sometimes funny to review web server stats to see what people are looking for in my blog. I usually expect something like my name and projects I participate on. But there are some surprises:
For most of them I'm in first page in Google results, even though I have no idea why are my posts ranked so high even for such generic things as "product names", but I don't care. What surprises me most is "pissing". I guess I know what are people looking for when they enter this word to Google ;-). But according to Google webmaster tools, I'm somewhere near 110th position. Why the hell does somebody look so deep in results? And why does he go to one line blog post? I really don't understand this. Maybe I should focus on this word and bring my post to first page of Google results ;-).
Yes Erik, SourceForge did not do anything. But what is even more "funny" is
that changing keys over web interface does not change
~/.ssh/authorized_keys. So even if you are aware of this problem and change
keys in interface which should do it, it does not work. I just realized this
today when I read your post and wanted to check whether this file is really
world readable...
After recent not so funny thing with OpenSSL in Debian, I realized that I will have to regenerate most of keys and certificates, because last big changes I did in networking/vpn/ssh setup which involved generating keys are not older than broken OpenSSL appeared in archives.
First obvious thing was SSH keys and cleanup of ~/.ssh/authorized_keys on
all hosts. While doing that, I realized that I still have there several keys,
which are more or less gone (not that I'd lost them, but I simply stopped to
use them). So it was good opportunity to do cleanup here. While I was at these
changes, cleaning up ~/.ssh/known_hosts was also good idea, because I still
had there lot of hosts I collected during some of my previous jobs and I
definitely won't (and can not) access these machines anymore. So good, big
cleanup in SSH configuration was forced :-).
Next and harder step was to found out where else I use certificates generated by vulnerable OpenSSL. Server certificates for sure were also generated by OpenSSL, so let's regenerate web and email certificates and hope I did not miss anything.
All this happened yesterday, but today I realized that I missed other even more important thing - OpenVPN certificates. While regenerating certificates, I also found some machine keys which are not really used anymore, so I again could drop some of them. So that was task for this evening and now I'm hopefully really done with this issue and I really hope that this won't happen again in near future, I don't need to cleanup that often ;-).
I just released version 0.27 of Wammu. This release fixes various problems found by users. Full list of changes:
This release also comes with binary for Windows with embedded Gammu 1.20.0.
New version of python-gammu has been just released. It improves compatibility with Python 2.5 and brings compatibility with Gammu 1.20.0. Full list of changes:
Download from usual place: http://cihar.com/gammu/python/
Good news everyone, new stable Gammu release is out. Since 1.19.91 it brings only few small fixes in OBEX and EMS, but there is quite big list of changes compared to 1.19.0:
You can download from usual place: http://cihar.com/gammu/.
Next testing version of Gammu was just born. It brings only small amount of fixes, but most users of recent Nokia phones will be pleased that long outstanding bug with SMS decoding has been fixed. Full list of changes:
You can download from usual place: http://cihar.com/gammu/, Debian users can get packages from experimental.
Adrian, it looks like you are looking for apt-zeroconf. It looks like great idea, but it does not seem to be really active recently and unfortunately it did not yen find it's way to official archives...
New Gammu testing version is finally out. This time it took much longer than usual and it contains some important fixes for messages and AT driver. Full list of changes:
You can download from usual place: http://cihar.com/gammu/, Debian users can get packages from experimental.