PlaneFinder or Flightradar24 are providing x86 (i386 or x86_64) binaries, Radarbox only provide arm version for raspberry pie.There is request for x86 feeder package in forum but what they released due GPL is just a joke – can’t be compiled without knowing some keys.
I have found that there is rbfeeder docker image for x86 – how is this possible?
Many comments in http://blog.erben.sk/2014/02/06/country-cidr-ip-ranges/ was about IPv6 support.
My previous post was about WinTVDual-HD working well for Czech DVB-T2. I also own Xbox One Digital TV tuner. Does it work for Czech DVB-T2 when there are warnings about problems with German DVB-T2?
For my tvheadend setup I was searching replacement for my dual multi-standard DVB TBS 5281 adapter, which is not working in recent kernels (>4.17) due TBS obsolete drivers. It is sad, because I was very satisfied with that hardware.
I had old UPS with serial port which was connected using Profilic USB to serial adapter. Sometimes this USB dongle had frozen and need to be restated – re-attached. This can be done in linux using IOCTL.
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After recent security updates, my webmin (now 1.903) served trough haproxy stopped working. Login page was not loading correctly… Continue reading
There has been some comments in my old posts trying to use generated country lists in Apache .htaccess. This approach is wrong, and I will show you much better way how to block or allow specific country.
This my blog and also other hosted websites running WordPress are target of bots trying passwords to wordpress admin and posting spam comments. I was unable to found simple plugin for comments dns blacklist, so I focused to mod-security. Continue reading
If you have big XFS filesystem (with lot of files) and you use inode64 mount option, exporting this file system using NFS may fail when mouting this export on client:
Stale NFS file handle
This error is strange and confusing. Workaround is to specify fsid in /etc/exports for this filesystem.
For more information check this nice blog article https://hpc.uni.lu/blog/2014/xfs-and-inode64/
Backup in virtualized enviroment is mostly based on snapshoting entire virtual machine and saving this state to backup repository. This snapshot does not include memory of virtual machine. When you restore virtual machine from this snapshot filesystem is in unclean state, but journal filesystem can handle this. From mysql point of view server crash happended and database can be corrupted and unrecoverable, depending on what queries where running during snapshot. This unpredicted and unconsistent state you don’t want to have as a backup of your data. Continue reading