Here a various LRRD plugins. You need to copy them into the client.d directory and restart the lrrd-client to make them work. They are not sophisticated, they only monitor processes, but they work. Star Scheduler Monitoring Firebird DB Monitoring Courier Monitoring Samba File Server Monitoring Enjoy! Tomas Pospisek Read on

Current Udpcast packages can be found at Debian’s site. I only maintain a udpcast package compiled for woody here. Additionaly you’ll find below a preview release for unstable based on the udpcast 20030601 alpha release. It does contain a few crude packaging hacks from my part but should work nevertheless. Feedback wellcome. Enjoy! udpcast_20011231-4_i386.deb Alpha 20030601 preview for unstable: udpcast_20030605b-1.diff.gz udpcast_20030605b-1_i386.deb udpcast_20030605b.orig.tar.gz Read on

Here is the dd_rescue package compiled for Debian woody i386 compatible systems. Versions for other Debian releases can be found here. Enjoy! Tomas Pospisek Read on

Ever wondered how you can build your own kernel with make-kpkg so that changes in the changelog will be preserved and your revision number from the changelog will be used? The answer is: echo > debian/official The rationale is here.. Read on

Last version version 0.32 Thu Jan 25 11:00:03 CET 2001 This programm is used to monitor modem usage over time (allthough it can easily be changed to monitor any other ressource). It generates an image showing modem/ressource usage over time, which can be incorporated in an automagically updated HTML page like this: Analog ISDN Modems are counted from top to bottom. A colored bar represents a modem being active. The number on the vertical axis is the tty-port-number so you have to add 1 to have the corresponding serial port-number that is the number of the modem. Read on