A few days ago I’ve moved to a bigger apartment and I needed to change the ISP. Got a new contract, new ISP, 50Mbps speed for less than 10 Eur/month but only one problem .. no fixed IP address and from time to time I need to ssh on my home box.
So, the only solution was to create an account on dyndns.com and configure a dyndns client on my home gateway. After configuring the subdomain on dyndns.com I’ve chosen ipcheck as a dyndns client:
After reading What’s cooking for FreeBSD 8? I’ve decided to install it (better say upgrade a 7-STABLE version to 8-CURRENT) in order to make a few tests on a test box. Now I have FreeBSD 8 on a PIII machine to play with
Now I need to upgrade the old jails (in which a web server, a name server, an email server are running) in order to play with Jails V2’s new exciting features.
I plan on installing it on a Quad Core box later next week.
Finally I found some time to upgrade Wordpress to 2.8. Everything went smooth (as always). I’ve also upgraded all the out-of-date plugins and removed some of them which weren’t that useful.
A few days ago I was asked by a fiend to provide him a solution which would provide traffic graphs for two Ethernet interfaces on a router. Here’s how I did it:
A few months ago I posted a tutorial explaining how to make a transparent proxy using squid and pf. In the mean time (because of the need of minimising virus infections) I’ve made a few changes and added havp + clamav in the current configuration. The whole process was quite simple :
After a (long) break, I finally found the time to update my wordpress and also change the default theme I was using before (not that there was anything wrong with it but I had a chat with an old fiend regarding web design and decided that it’s time for something as simple as possible).
I hope one of these days (depending on my free time, which I don’t have lately) I will post some new stuff.
