The one thing I noticed when moving more and more to Free- and especially OpenBSD: I can rely more on man pages than on Google.
Now I have to decide which posts stay and which posts get dropped. I won’t keep everything probably…
And I get over it that once in half a year someone complains that he (it’s a always a he) cannot comment on my blog and how annoying that is
https works now. I thought about a comment system but I probably don’t implement one because I get so rarely comments, it is not worth it
How to destroy your own bank… t.co/5ZJGkSNR4…
But that also means I could maybe buy an old 32-Bit netbook for having something very portable for a bit of ssh- and browsing action
About #OpenBSD-system requirements ;) t.co/eYveE6r2y…
A preview: t.co/2qo7WuBBY…
still a lot to be done and I can’t figure out right now why tls won’t work :/ #httpd #openbsd
Ok…I just solved my php-fpm-problem with a single firewall-rule. A russian ip-address-range accessed xmlrpc.php again and again.
Things I am not proud of: grep -oG ‘F=<.*> ' file.txt | sed ’s/F=//g’ | sed ’s/<//g' | sed ’s/>//g' | sort -u #unix #regex #sed #grep