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Setting password for mysql user in .my.cnf
Sometimes you want automated access for root on your MySQL database. One way of accomplishing that is by doing this:
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Disabling debug for mod wsgi
For the record, when deploying mod wsgi apps, remember to enable optimizations in mod_wsgi.conf. Otherwise debug will be true.
Read More »Setting a custom greeting for an Asterisk voicemailbox
By default, Asterisk always plays its own vm-intro as voicemail intro. To enable the user to record their own message, the entry in extensions.conf which sends a caller to the voicemail should be:
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Making a port forwarded machine available from within the LAN
When you forward a port to an internal machine on the network, you still can't access that host using your WAN-IP from within the LAN. This article explains it well. In short, it's because the reply the machine your connecting to makes, goes to the LAN IP directly, and not back through the router.
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Disabling related after current tab open
I don't like that firefox nowadays opens new tabs after the current tab. When I open stuff, I remember in which order I opened it and I don't want that order changed by having tabs inserted.
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Burning media with wodim
Every time I want to burn media, I have to look up again what the syntax is. So, for future reference, this post.
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Configuring a Debian exim server for internet delivery
I wanted an Exim server which could send mail on its own without the use of another SMTP server.
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Goosh
For a Vimperator user like me, Goosh (the unofficial Google shell) is an obvious replacement for Google's normal search page. Read More »
Finnix Linux Live CD
Finnix is another Linux Live CD. Like SystemRescueCD, it's not intended for the average desktop user, and does not include any desktops, productivity tools, or sound support, in order to keep distribution size low.
But Finnix is based on Debian, not Gentoo.
