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Tag Archives: Linux
Useful snippets #3: dual wallpapers on Awesome window manager
The main configuration file of Awesome wm is ~/.config/awesome/rc.lua. The default function in rc.lua on multihead systems is to install the same, maximized, theme.lua-defined wallpaper to all screens. That is all well, if a) you really want the same wallpaper … Continue reading
Useful snippets #2: rc.local support on systemd
Systemd-using Linuxes like Arch Linux does not generally support the old SysV init functions like rc.local. The support is easy to add, though. Edit /usr/lib/systemd/system/rc-local.service: [Unit]Description=/etc/rc.local compatibility [Service]Type=oneshotExecStart=/etc/rc.localRemainAfterExit=yes [Install]WantedBy=multi-user.target Enable it: systemctl enable rc-local.service Original source: Raymii
Installing Arch Linux on Raspberry Pi with WiFi-only networking
I made this post primarily for my own reference by combining several tutorials in the net and my own observations into one comprehensive tutorial, but I hope this can be for the benefit of other Arch Linux ARM users, too. … Continue reading
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Securing WordPress with Fail2Ban
On Christmas some bored Latvian (according to whois) ‘script kid’ decided to try-and-break into one of my WordPress installations with brute force login attempts. Not a problem as such, because I had already taken precautions against such attempts, but his … Continue reading
New server
This site, Kawaii Dieselpunk, is now running on a new (well, newer) server hardware. What prompted me to upgrade the system was that at some point I suddenly realized with a chill, that the hard drive I had used when … Continue reading