Logging in Zimbra Extensions
If you’re developing Zimbra extensions and have perhaps read my post about Zimbra Server debugging, you might be wondering about how to use logging in your extension.
Goodbye, skd!
I’m going to discontinue skd, though it has never reached a productive version. I’m sorry. skd was born out of the idea of a small and easy way for a very basic configuration management. However, tools like Puppet or Ansible are doing a much better job at it and everybody’s using them, so skd has
New website
Well… You know, I’ve always been an advocate for the wonderful Dokuwiki and used it as a CMS for my website. However, I found, that my website’s mostly about the blog and all other pages are constantly outdated. So I removed them and only kept the welcome page, the imprint (which I have to hosting
Zimbra community’s adopted zimlets compatible with 8.5
The adopted zimlet available in the [[https://github.com/Zimbra-Community/adopted|Zimbra community repository]] all now officially Zimbra Collaboration Server 8.5 now. „All“, however, is the wrong word. There are two exceptions: * The [[https://github.com/Zimbra-Community/adopted/tree/master/ca_uoguelph_ccs_coloredemailsplus|“Colored E-Mails“ zimlet]] doesn’t work in 8.5, because of a missing functionality. I’ve created bug [[https://bugzilla.zimbra.com/show_bug.cgi?id=95344|95344]] at Zimbra about this * I will deprecate the [[https://github.com/Zimbra-Community/adopted/tree/master/com_zimbra_linkedin|Linkedin-Zimlet]],
The road to Zimbra 8.5
I’m currently migrating my 8.0.6 (yes, I skipped the 8.0.7 for no apparent reason!) setup to the current 8.5 and these are some notes about the changes I found: ===== Systems administrators ===== * The localconfig-variable „postfix_virtual_alias_maps“ (that allows you to alter the postfix setting „virtual_alias_maps“) doesn’t exist anymore and was moved into the main
Printing from Windows to a printer shared printer on a Mac
Last week I’ve set up my new home server based on a Mac Mini and obviously Mac OS X (Mavericks). What can I say? Like I expected, everything went like a breeze… Well, until I configured my wife’s PC laptop with Windows 7. I have shared the printer to all my Macs with no problem,
August website cleanup
I’ve done some cleanup here and removed the bilingual setup as I noticed, that I’m only writing english posts. So I threw away all the clutter (although the german version of the CV is still reachable). And I made the people sad, who like my adaption of the zenlike template, because I switched to a
udev-Quick setup for pci-based persistent network rules
This is just a short one. Based on the short script found [[http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/view/development/chapter07/network.html|in the linuxfromscratch-documentation]], I wrote this small script, that creates persistent network rules based on the pci bus. Just pipe the output to /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules and edit the output there, if you want to do renaming. #!/bin/bash for dir in /sys/class/net/* ; do [