Category Archives: Computer

Mar '09 17

MythTV on AppleTV

I’ve been looking for a good MythTv front end for a while. I’m interested in the new AppleTV (ATV). The ATV supports HDMI output, and since you can hack XBMC onto it, (as they no longer support xbox images) this … Continue reading

Mar '09 17

Sony Bravia and UPnP with DLNA

Tried playing around with the Network port on the TV, the only thing i could get to work with it was Twonky media’s Twonky server. The Windows version seems to be OK, but i really wanted a Linux solution that … Continue reading

Feb '09 23

Debian Lenny 5.0.0

Good to see Debian have released Lenny over a week ago now. Looks like Etch should upgrade to Lenny faily painlessly. The only Problems i can find are Graphics and sound card drives/firmware.

Feb '09 22

ip accounting

I’ve been using a combination of ntop, ulogd, ulog-acctd and specter for tracking ip traffic, with some success. Some recently found this post, that mentions the same sort of things i want to do, along with some of the pitfalls … Continue reading

Feb '09 20

Graphing

I’m not overly happy with the Graphing from Image_Graph, while it works OK, and Looks good (what i want for this graph anyway), its doesnt always do what i want it to. Some other options Charting Solutions – List of … Continue reading

Feb '09 17

Python and SQL references

I’ve been wanting to lern Python for a while, most projects seem to be using it as the prefered scripting language, Everything from Gimp to Samba to Blender. I’ve been researching Books and sites, Heres the short list. Python Tutorial … Continue reading

Feb '09 09

SQLite and Postgrey and SPF stats

I’ve given up on rrdtool for the mean time, i can input the data OK, but it seems to be averaging the results, even though i have specified MAX. Until i can work out why this is the case, the … Continue reading

Feb '09 08

Postgrey and SPF

Installed Postgrey and SPF at home, from etch backports apt-get install -t etch-backports postfix-policyd-spf-python python-spf add to main.cf “check_policy_service unix:private/policy-spf,  check_policy_service inet:127.0.0.1:60000” to smtpd_recipient_restrictions add to master.cf policy-spf unix – n n – – spawn user=nobody argv=/usr/bin/policyd-spf I’m also looking … Continue reading