Zij bieden losse software aan die op Linux draait. Dat klopte maar ik moest wel eerst nog wat (aparte) dingen installeren voordat de fotosoftware van Kruidvat werkte op Linux:

Vervolgens de software zelf nog even:

Daarna kwam ik erachter dat Pixnum ook Linux ondersteunt met verschillende uploaders (Flash, FTP & Java) en goedkoper is dan Kruidvat. Toen waren de foto's echter al besteld. Misschien voor de volgende keer dus.

Then I put them next to eachother in GIMP :p

First I had to install the java executable (otherwise I got a "java: not found" error message. Because the Sun JRE isn't available anymore for Ubuntu (12.04) I installed the default one (icedtea I believe). To my amazing that worked perfectly!

Then I had to install some (i386) libs and it worked! libxcursor is need or else you'll get a really ugly cursor in Zend Studio 5.

~/.aliases:

Only ~/.aliases didn't get expanded to the full path:

http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_name=1330871670.3229.1.camel%40polly&forum_name=msmtp-users

Other than that, it worked perfectly! Now I can send e-mails to root and have them delivered to my personal e-mailaddress.

When all is done, quit the chromium browser and restart it. Then, when you run aa-status it should list chromium-browser as 'enforced'.

I tried to do the same thing for /usr/sbin/dovecot but that didn't quite work. Dovecot threw errors like:

I tried fixing it but I didn't get it to work so I gave up.

A more complete example:

This post describes how to set up Nginx. Not how to install sabnzbd, sickbeard, couchpotato or spotweb on your machine. I assume you know how to do that.

Step 1: install nginx

Step 2: proxy stuff

Add all the important proxy stuff in one file so it can be included later on.

leon@panda:~$ cat /etc/nginx/conf.d/proxy.conf

Step 3: set up all the locations

Set up alle the locations (subdirectories on you http server) for sabnzbdplus, sickbeard, couchpotato and spotweb.

The important part from /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/default:

Sorry about the indentation... Anyone recomend a good code plugin for wordpress?

Step 4: setup php

Now we're going to set up php for nginx with php5-fpm. This is a new module and isn't available on older versions of ubuntu. I think it's only available from ubuntu 10.10 and onwards.

Then edit /etc/php5/fpm/pool.d/leon.conf (in my case). I created another pool for my user ('leon') because I don't want it to run under the user www-data or similar.

cat /etc/php5/fpm/pool.d/leon.conf

Step 5: Restart everything and admire your work

Footnotes:
I also tried to get it working with chroot = /home/leon in /etc/php5/fpm/pool.d/leon.conf but I couldn't get spotweb working with mysql on port 3306. When chrooted you can't access /var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock. I'll have to investigate that a bit more.

Also, you could remove /etc/php5/fpm/pool.d/www.conf if you don't use it (like in my case):

This only adds already commited files to a new commit. And leaves files not in the git repository alone.

-t = list
-x = extract

With the power regression bug of the Linux kernel in my mind, I started searching. A lot of posts suggested using "pcie_aspm=force". I tried that by editing the grub menu, but that didn't really help (at all). dmesg kept complaining about the bios not letting it so that was a dead end.

Phoronix suggested enabling some power options for the i915 chipset (onboard videocard).

So I changed the following in /etc/default/grub:

to:

After a reboot the remaining battery time had changed from 2 hours to a little less than 3 hours. That's an improvement of almost 50%!

The only downside was that after a suspend (to memory) the screen gets garbled. But after a ctrl+F1 and ctrl+F8 that's fixed. So I'm actually quite happy know. Thanks Phoronix!

Or maybe add a whole range / subnet:

Or maybe dynamic?

This is how I solved it:

Edited ~/.local/share/applications/sublime.desktop
Especially this line:

/home/leon/Software/bin/sublime contains this:

Then I installed some excellent plugins:

• http://wbond.net/sublime_packages/package_control
• https://github.com/Kronuz/SublimeCodeIntel
• https://github.com/JulianEberius/SublimeRope
• https://bitbucket.org/sublimator/sublime-2-zencoding

So: single quote, double quote, path, double quote, single quote

And it worked! Know I'm gonna try do update the JRE of the Zend Studio 5.5

In ubuntu 11.04 I had an icon at ~/.icons/Humanity/status/22/gtk-paste.svg so I would get a nice systray icon for ClipIt. But ClipIt changed something so now I had to cp the gtk-paste.svg to:

~/.icons/hicolor/scalable/apps/clipit-trayicon.svg

Then logout/login and I had a nice trayicon! Long live clipboard managers. I _really_ wouldn't want to miss them!

So I'm developing it on my local computer but I wanted to test it on a remote server. Well, actually not that remote because I can touch it from where I'm sitting but that's not the point The point was that I needed something to keep the remote version of the sourcecode in sync with the local source. Google to the rescue and I found lsyncd.

A nice little tool to sync two directories with rsync. Too bad it didn't support transfers only via sftp because freebsd (the remote server) doesn't come with rsync installed. So I had to install that also Yeah, tough job....

Then on the local machine:

You have to specify the remote directory or else it will wipe you home folder as I discovered...

After this was done I could go on developing.