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a very special view from Earth
Article from Triple Nickel for people
who want to know more,
who want to understand what we see,
what's all about our view into space...
More about Earth
First let us answer: What is an eclipse?
An eclipse is a celestial event when one object in space either passes through the shadow of another object or when one object passes in front of an object, or rather between that object and us, the viewer on Earth. The eclipse will cause the eclipsed object to be either partially or completely covered or hidden. A solar eclipse is when the Sun is eclipsed or hidden from our view, either partially or completely. This is most often witnessed here on Earth by the Moon passing in front of the Sun and either completely blocking out all the light from the Sun or by just covering up a section of the Sun. In an effort to complete this line of thinking, a lunar eclipse is when all or part of the Moon is covered or hidden from the light of the Sun. This happens when the Moon passes through the shadow of the Earth and the Earth's shadow covers up either all or part of the Moon. In this case the Earth is between the Sun and the Moon. Remember that the light from the Moon is reflected light, mostly from the Sun.
Some moonlight is actually light reflecting off the Earth and "bouncing" off the Moon and back to us here on Earth. This is referred to as Earthshine. You can observe Earthshine on clear nights when the dark park of the Moon is visible or somewhat lit up…because this dark part is being lit up by sunlight reflecting off the Earth onto this dark part of the Moon and back to us.
On October 23, 2014, the Moon passed in front of part of the Sun causing a partial solar eclipse. I happened to be with a large group of amateur astronomers all camping at Fort McKavett, northeast of Junction, TX. We all were at the fort for one of our twice-a-year outings or star parties as we call them. We all knew about the predicted solar eclipse from news media, web sites, and from talking amongst ourselves prior to making the trek to the fort. This partial solar eclipse was predicted to start around 4:45PM Texas time. This made it easy to arrive the day of the eclipse and get all set up and ready for this exciting event. The eclipse was to last a whole hour or so which made it even more exciting because we would have plenty of time to observe, share and photograph the event. Now before I go any further, I must warn you that you can NEVER look at a solar eclipse or the Sun directly. It WILL permanently damage your eyes! Only use approved safety devices to observe the Sun and a solar eclipse!
So to explain how we all did this let me say we took all the precautions to protect our eyes from the harmful rays of the Sun.
For me, I used a solar filter to cover the opening of my telescope so I could safely look at the eclipse up close. Others used approved handheld devices to view the eclipse. Anyway, as the time drew near the viewing field of the fort was abuzz with people talking about what they thought they would see and also about the exact time the event would occur. You see, it depends on where you are on the Earth at the time of the eclipse as to when you will actually observe the event. So we were all excited and waiting.
Finally you could hear someone exclaim "It has started!", meaning that there was a small crescent piece of the Sun missing. I immediately moved to the eyepiece of my 8" homemade telescope to see what was happening. Sure enough, a small part was missing from the lower left corner of the Sun. How cool was this. As I sat and watched, I could see this slice growing in size. It was a marvel of our universe to witness. This only happens because our Moon is orbiting our planet at just the right location or inclination to actually occasionally pass in front of our Sun. An interesting factoid is that our Moon is at just the right distance from Earth and is just the right size that occasionally it passes perfectly in front of the Sun to block out all the light of the Sun with just a slight glow around the edges. If the Moon were smaller or further away, we would never see a total eclipse of the Sun. In fact, the Moon is measurably moving away from the Earth, only about an inch or so a year, and thus someday, way in the future, the Moon will be too far from us to totally cover up the Sun and thus our future Earthlings will never see a total eclipse of the Sun. So we are truly lucky to see a solar eclipse.
Okay, enough about the future, back to this eclipse.
As the eclipse progressed, I had been observing the event enough to notice that the Sun was also experiencing some beautiful sunspots in the uncovered part of the Sun. This made the viewing even more spectacular. So I changed out the eyepiece in my telescope to zoom in on the spots and could see them bubbling and gurgling. And to think that these sunspots were the cooler temperature sections of the Sun at only 7,000 degrees Fahrenheit! The rest of the surface is around 10,000 degrees F! That's hot! Another bit of factoid is that the Sun is about 91,500,000 (91.5 million) miles from Earth. The light from the Sun take about 8 minutes to reach us. So, everything I was watching in my telescope had happened eight minutes before! Weird.
During the eclipse there were clouds drifting in and out, blocking some of our view of the solar eclipse. But as I said, the event lasted over an hour so we all got to see the eclipse for a long time. There were cheers on the viewing field and many loud "WOWs" as people shared the view through their protected telescope eyepieces. It was truly a social event as well as an astronomical event. Viewing any kind of astronomical event, or event just viewing the night sky through binoculars or a telescope gives you a wondrous perspective of our place in this vast universe.
After several years of observing the night sky, I have become familiar with the constellations and feel a closeness to the heavens above. This solar eclipse added one more friend to my familiar sky above.
For more info and fun reading about eclipses, go to the
NASA Eclipse webpage
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Planet Debian Administration http://planet.debian-administration.org/ Planet Debian Administration - http://planet.debian-administration.org/ Stretched out http://debian-administration.org/users/ajt/weblog/215
All my boxes, real & virtual of all types desktop, laptop & server have now been upgraded to Debian Stretch. Overall a pretty painless process and I think better than the last upgrade cycle. Loving the new version of KDE, the most visible change. Otherwise all the usual stuff just got gradual improvements - very nice. 2017-08-09T17:46:00+00:00 Replacing NRPE with Saltstack http://debian-administration.org/users/medwayman/weblog/3
NRPE has worked well over the years, but is getting increasingly difficult to use if you want to pass arguments from the Nagios server. The latest Debian packages, for instance, are compiled without the arguments option.
Enter Saltstack. Although aimed at configuration management, its basis is a secure channel, via ZeroMQ, to execute commands on remote servers, 'minions' in Salt parlance. So it's exactly what is needed, and is simple to install and configure to get the command execution channel up and running.
Salt has Python client API, so a fairly simple script can tell a minion to execute a plugin and send back the output and exit code to Nagios.
One change is that you no longer have nrpe.cfg on the client, so anything you were doing there will have to be done in the config on the Nagios server. Arguably that's not such a bad thing to have all the config in one place? 2017-07-27T15:09:00+00:00 Markdown won. http://debian-administration.org/users/Steve/weblog/247
Providing I've not made any mistakes this site now uses markdown exclusively for comments, blogs, and articles.
A shame, but I've given up fighting. 2017-06-18T07:47:00+00:00 Stretch http://debian-administration.org/users/ajt/weblog/214 It will soon be time to upgrade my desktop and servers to the new version of Debian Stretch. I have been running in a VM on a test system for a while, so I know what it looks like, but I have not done a Jessie to Stretch upgrade in ages, so probably worth testing it out soon. While not perfect doing the tests in a VM is pretty good way of looking for gotchas and issues that may impact your own upgrades. I am looking forward to the new version of KDE which looks a lot nicer than the already good version, not sure about the other changes yet. 2017-06-07T14:45:00+00:00 Bash in Windows10 http://debian-administration.org/users/Barnadebian/weblog/1 I'm going to test Debian Sid, in Windows 10 Creators Professional x86_64 with Ubuntu's Bash Script for Windows10 2017-05-27T17:37:00+00:00 First entry at my debian admnistration blog. http://debian-administration.org/users/havoc/weblog/1
Hello everybody,
 All my Debian relating writes will be availble at this site. If you love Debian Operating System Like me this is a good web site with a lot of stuff.
 Visit this blog soon! 2017-02-11T23:27:00+00:00 Firefox vs Firefox ESR http://debian-administration.org/users/nick0268/weblog/1 Hello

For some time, Firefox ESR is used as default in Debian. However, the alleged advantages of this ESR version are continually overshadowed by the negative effects. The fact is, that Firefox ESR is statistically much more uncertain than the regular Firefox version. Especially with regard to safety gaps. A browser has never a fixed status, and is far more than only just fixing bugs, but just the advancement that adds novelties and enhancements, contributes significantly to security. A Firefox ESR is a fatal error. And at what price? When was the regular Firefox ever unstable or critical in terms of reliability? I have been a Firefox user for a very long time, but the default under Debian, Firefox-ESR, is absolutely incomprehensible. Apart from the particular problem of having to forego modern technologies that make web usage problematic. And simply loading the regular Firefox from the repository is not a solution, but only a superfluous workaround for a questionable standard. This also has no positive effect on new Debian users, which should be considered.

I am not the only one who wants the regular Firefox standard to be. And compared to Chromium, whose latest build-versions are always available and are often immature, such a thing in practice with Firefox ESR should not be available at all. How does that fit together? 2017-02-02T05:08:00+00:00 Changes for GnuPG in Debian http://debian-administration.org/users/dkg/weblog/116
The GNU Privacy Guard (GnuPG) upstream team maintains three branches of development: 1.4 ("classic"), 2.0 ("stable"), and 2.1 ("modern").
They differ in various ways: software architecture, supported algorithms, network transport mechanisms, protocol versions, development activity, co-installability, etc.
Debian currently ships two versions of GnuPG in every maintained suite -- in particular, /usr/bin/gpg has historically always been provided by the "classic" branch.
That's going to change!
Debian unstable will soon be moving to the "modern" branch for providing /usr/bin/gpg. This will give several advantages for Debian and its users in the future, but it will require a transition. Hopefully we can make it a smooth one. What are the benefits?
Compared to "classic", The "modern" branch has:

updated crypto (including elliptic curves)
componentized architecture (e.g. libraries, some daemonized processes)
improved key storage
better network access (including talking to keyservers over tor)
stronger defaults
more active upstream development
safer info representation (e.g. no more key IDs, fingerprints easier to copy-and-paste)

If you want to try this out, the changes are already made in experimental. Please experiment! What does this mean for end users?
If you're an end user and you don't use GnuPG directly, you shouldn't notice much of a change once the packages start to move through the rest of the archive.
Even if you do use GnuPG regularly, you shouldn't notice too much of a difference. One of the main differences is that all access to your secret key will be handled through gpg-agent, which should be automatically launched as needed. This means that operations like signing and decryption will cause gpg-agent to prompt the the user to unlock any locked keys directly, rather than gpg itself prompting the user.
If you have an existing keyring, you may also notice a difference based on a change of how your public keys are managed, though again this transition should ideally be smooth enough that you won't notice unless you care to investigate more deeply.
If you use GnuPG regularly, you might want to read the NEWS file that ships with GnuPG and related packages for updates that should help you through the transition.
If you use GnuPG in a language other than English, please install the gnupg-l10n package, which contains the localization/translation files. For versions where those files are split out of the main package, gnupg explicitly Recommends: gnupg-l10n already, so it should be brought in for new installations by default.
If you have an archive of old data that depends on known-broken algorithms, PGP3 keys, or other deprecated material, you'll need to have "classic" GnuPG around to access it. That will be provided in the gnupg1 package What does this mean for package maintainers?
If you maintain a package that depends on gnupg: be aware that the gnupg package in debian is going through this transition.
A few general thoughts:

If your package Depends: gnupg for signature verification only, you might prefer to have it Depends: gpgv instead. gpgv is a much simpler tool that the full-blown GnuPG suite, and should be easier to manage. I'm happy to help with such a transition (we've made it recently with apt already)

If your package Depends: gnupg and expects ~/.gnupg/ to be laid out in a certain way, that's almost certainly going to break at some point. ~/.gnupg/ is GnuPG's internal storage, and it's not recommended to rely on any specific data structures there, as they may change. gpg offers commands like --export, --import, and --delete for manipulating its persistent storage. please use them instead!

If your package depends on parsing or displaying gpg's output for the user, please make sure you use its special machine-readable form (--with-colons). Parsing the human-readable text is not advised and may change from version to version.

If you maintain a package that depends on gnupg2 and tries to use gpg2 instead of gpg, that should stay ok. However, at some point it'd be nice to get rid of /usr/bin/gpg2 and just have one expected binary (gpg). So you can help with that:

Look for places where your package expects gpg2 and make it try gpg instead. If you can make your code fall back cleanly

Change your dependencies to indicate gnupg (>= 2)

Patch lintian to encourage other people to make this switch ;)
 What specifically needs to happen?
The last major step for this transition was renaming the source package for "classic" GnuPG to be gnupg1. This transition is currently in the ftp-master's NEW queue. Once it makes it through that queue, and both gnupg1 and gnupg2 have been in experimental for a few days without reports of dangerous breakage, we'll upload both gnupg1 and gnupg2 to unstable.
We'll also need to do some triage on the BTS, reassigning some reports which are really only relevant for the "classic" branch.
Please report bugs via the BTS as usual! You're also welcome to ask questions and make suggestions on #debian-gnupg on irc.oftc.net, or to mail the Debian GnuPG packaging team at email@example.com.
Happy hacking! 2016-08-03T21:55:00+00:00 Is it ever too late to learn? http://debian-administration.org/users/echtap/weblog/1 I sometimes feel learning to be a server adminstrator is sometimes quite intimidating. What do you think should be the most important first-steps you should take in learning how to be a server adminstrator, especially as a newbie looking to improve their skillset. 2016-07-09T15:26:00+00:00 I still creep http://debian-administration.org/users/rkreider/weblog/6 In my last entry, dated Nov 23 2014, I informed the world I'd be more active. Well, fast forward to 2016 and this constitutes my latest post. Last time I was around, I believe I downloaded and tinkered with Steve's platform. I think I got it working, but that was 2 years ago almost. A familiar little place this is. It is nice to pop back in every once and awhile to see what everyone is posting. It's like Facebook, with less Facebook. -Rich 2016-05-17T03:26:00+00:00 Site overhaul complete ... http://debian-administration.org/users/Steve/weblog/246
No hugely significant changes, except for the bootstrap-based theme which is still a work-in-progress, and the switch to SSL-everywhere. 2016-05-05T05:00:00+00:00 Logitech Wireless Headset with Jessie http://debian-administration.org/users/simonw/weblog/491
One of those irritations.
Logitech H800 wireless headset, works with Squeeze, works with Mac OS X, works with Windows 10.
Works initially on Jessie with KDE desktop, but I get a weird errors in the Xorg.log and then the sound quality (which starts perfect) starts to degrade (seemingly with events in the UI), and quite quickly degrades to unlistenable. The exact behaviour clearly depends on activity of some sort, but 4 or 5 minutes is not uncommon.
I've tried the xf86-input-evdev from unstable, I've tried building it from source (2.10.1), the weird errors remain.
The errors look like this bug, and I commented to that effect.
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=89473#c9
I tried some vague attempts to make Jessie sound work more like Squeeze, on the assumption it was changes to have priority but that makes no difference.
The author however thinks it is unlikely to be responsible for the sound quality issue.
Anyone got any idea where to go next?
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In the near future this site will be undergoing an overhaul:

There will be microservices.
The layout will be bootstrap-based.

Partly because I think it'll be a fun experiment, partly because the layout is something I'm just not happy with. 2016-02-05T07:25:00+00:00 linuc file system creation http://debian-administration.org/users/naresh3410/weblog/1 please help me to create a file system in linux/unix in step by step. 2016-01-30T16:06:00+00:00 Debian surprises http://debian-administration.org/users/ajt/weblog/213
At the start of this month I upgraded my last Debian Wheezy box to Jessie. I'd held out for ages, as it was my home server and had more on it than my BigV public server or my desktop systems.
There were two pain points in the end:

Mediatomb has been removed - so I installed a Debian Wheezy chroot and made it work that way, until I can devise a permanent solution.
rsnapshot stopped working. Actually it was working but it changed its flags and the way I have it implemented SSH needs to know exactly what's coming so it knows how to process the request. So just a small change to get that all working.

That's all my boxes, both real and virtual upgraded. I've also rebuilt my better half's desktop with a new motherboard & graphics card, so it's now got a significantly faster CPU and GPU, plus more RAM and a much faster main bus to play with. I even managed to freecycle the old motherboard, so that's a win all round. 2015-12-20T12:25:00+00:00 SSL Updates http://debian-administration.org/users/Steve/weblog/244
We now use Let's Encrypt for:

https://www.debian-administration.org/
https://code.debian-administration.org/
https://planet.debian-administration.org/

Future tweaks to come, but bug reports are most welcome. 2015-12-05T05:51:00+00:00 ReCAPTCHA http://debian-administration.org/users/Steve/weblog/243
I've just culled a few thousand spam accounts, and added recaptcha to our signup-page as a quick hack to see if I can prevent this from becoming even more of a problem.
This site has 124,348 registered users. I suspect maybe 2048 are genuine. The rest are bots. le sigh. 2015-11-28T07:20:00+00:00 Selective and multiple domain DKIM with Exim http://debian-administration.org/users/lee/weblog/51 My previous config from 2011 suggested the use of custom router and transport files for supporting selective domain use for DKIM in exim, but since the Debian package contains "ifdef" for expansions, you can achieve the same effect with lookups. Assuming the correct DNS records have been set up, add the key into /etc/exim4/dkim-foo.key and make it readable by the exim user (Debian-exim). Create /etc/exim4/dkim_senders with a list of addresses that should have mail signed.
 firstname.lastname@example.com *@example.net
 Create /etc/exim4/dkim_domains with the per-domain configs
 example.com: selector=foo key=/etc/exim4/dkim-foo.key canon=relaxed example.net: selector=bar key=/etc/exim4/dkim-bar.key
 Create /etc/exim4/conf.d/main/00_local_dkim (if you're using split config)
 DKIM_DOMAIN = ${lookup{$sender_address}lsearch*@{/etc/exim4/dkim_senders}{$sender_address_domain}{}} ## make the following active instead if all mail from selected domains should be signed # DKIM_DOMAIN = ${lookup{$sender_address_domain}lsearch*@{/etc/exim4/dkim_domains}{$sender_address_domain}{}} DKIM_SELECTOR = ${extract{selector}{${lookup{$sender_address_domain}lsearch*@{/etc/exim4/dkim_domains}}}{$value}{}} DKIM_PRIVATE_KEY = ${extract{key}{${lookup{$sender_address_domain}lsearch*@{/etc/exim4/dkim_domains}}}{$value}{}} DKIM_CANON = ${extract{canon}{${lookup{$sender_address_domain}lsearch*@{/etc/exim4/dkim_domains}}}{$value}{relaxed}} DKIM_STRICT = ${extract{strict}{${lookup{$sender_address_domain}lsearch*@{/etc/exim4/dkim_domains}}}{$value}{false}}
 Run update-exim4.conf and reload exim. For addresses not listed in /etc/exim4/dkim_senders exim should not attempt DKIM signing. This config assumes that the signing domain is the sender's domain. It's reasonable, but not necessarily always true. It also assumes users on the same sender domain use the same signing key. If necessary it wouldn't be too hard to swap the lookups around to allow domains to support different selectors. 2015-11-09T11:40:00+00:00 Nowadays I live in Finland http://debian-administration.org/users/Steve/weblog/242
My (Finnish) wife and I have now relocated from Edinburgh, Scotland, to Helsinki, Finland.
I've been here for 13 days at the moment, and am still settling in. But so far things are going well. So, yeah, that happened. 2015-07-29T06:39:00+00:00 Challenge: one reproducible package a week http://debian-administration.org/users/dkg/weblog/115 I encourage anyone interested in debian development to get involved with the Reproducible Builds project. My own project is to try to diagnose (and hopefully provide patches for) two unreproducible packages a week. Maybe you can do one package a week?
Reproducible Builds is another example of the kind of audacious project that I celebrated in my last blog post.
 It's a fun way to learn a little bit about different parts of the archive, and to help on an incrementally-improving process. My workflow below is meant to encourage folks to join in. The documentation on the wiki is certainly more authoritative (and will be more up-to-date in the future).
 My usual workflow is this:

Visit the list of unreproducible packages "with no notes" -- these are packages that are known to not build reproducibly, but no one else has diagnosed.
 Click on a package basically at random (but if you notice one that you are familiar with in that list, go ahead and pick it!)
That will take you to a page showing the debbindiff (difference between binary packages) of the two builds. Sometimes, this shows an obvious difference, like the difference for cloc, which shows that the man page embeds the build time.

If you have a guess about what's wrong, but don't feel sure, pop over to the <tt>#debian-reproducible</tt> IRC channel on <tt>irc.oftc.net</tt> -- usually there are friendly people there who will discuss it with you.
If you find a debbindiff that is completely indecipherable, go back and pick another package

Fetch the package source. I like to use <tt>debcheckout</tt> from the devscripts package, so that i can work with the maintainer's revision control system of choice. With <tt>cloc</tt> above, i'd do:
debcheckout cloc
If that failed for some reason, I would use:
apt-get source cloc

Change into the source directory you just unpacked and use your preferred tools (i like good old <tt>grep</tt> and <tt>find</tt>) to figure out where the affected file is created, and how it derives its variance. You might want to look through the list of known causes of unreproducibility to see if there are any similar suggestions there.
If you can fix the variance, make a patch!
File a bug report with your diagnosis (and with your patch if you have one). I write my bug reports as a simple e-mail, with the subject line describing what i found, and with a header referring it to the r-b project, like this:
 Source: packagename Version: packageversion Tags: patch Severity: wishlist User: email@example.com Usertags: closest-usertag X-Debbugs-CC: email@example.com
 When choosing the closest usertag, i look at the "Usertagged bugs" block on the R-B continuous integration dashboard or the wiki documentation to see what makes sense.
If you find that this is an example of one of the known issues, you can also note it in the notes.git repository, or just mailing a description of what you found to the reproducible-builds mailing list.

 The information at the R-B wiki page is quite detailed if you want more info.
Finally, many many thanks to all of the people involved in the project, and particularly to <tt>h01ger</tt> and <tt>Lunar^</tt>, who have both contributed a ton of work, and have also made it easy to plug in and help as a less-involved contributor. The nice automatically-updated statistics provided by the team's continuous integration work makes it a fun game to help out. 2015-06-04T02:31:00+00:00 GNOME Wayland http://debian-administration.org/users/mcortese/weblog/21
I've just realized that the last version of GNOME (the one shipped with Jessie) allows to start the session under Wayland instead of the classic X. I think it's a only a preview to start collecting some feedback and bug reports from the field, and that it shouldn't be considered a mature, workable option.
On my admittedly underpowered system (an Atom-based netbook) the usability approaches zero, with xwayland taking up 99% of the CPU and several seconds of lag between action (mouse clicks, key presses) and feedback. In addition, synaptics options like tap-to-click are not recognized -- or not obeyed, I'm not sure.
I'd be curious about other users' experience, if any have been brave enough to try it out! 2015-05-17T10:23:00+00:00 Cheers to audacity! http://debian-administration.org/users/dkg/weblog/114 When paultag recently announced a project to try to move debian infrastructure to python3, my first thought was how large that undertaking would likely be. It seems like a classic engineering task, full of work and nit-picky details to get right, useful/necessary in the long-term, painful in the short-term, and if you manage to pull it off successfully, the best you can usually hope for is that no one will notice that it was done at all.
 I always find that kind of task a little off-putting and difficult to tackle, but I was happy to see someone driving the project, since it does need to get done. Debian is potentially also in a position to help the upstream python community, because we have a pretty good view of what things are being used, at least within our own ecosystem.
 I'm happy to say that i also missed one of the other great benefits of paultag's audacious proposal, which is how it has engaged people who already knew about debian but who aren't yet involved. Evidence of this engagement is already visible on the py3porters-devel mailing list. But if that wasn't enough, I ran into a friend recently who told me, "Hey, I found a way to contribute to debian finally!" and pointed me to the py3-porters project. People want to contribute to the project, and are looking for ways in.
 So cheers to the people who propose audacious projects and make them inviting to everyone, newcomers included. And cheers to the people who step up to potentially daunting work, stake out a task, roll up their sleeves, and pitch in. Even if the py3porters project doesn't move all of debian's python infrastructure to pyt3 as fast as paultag wants it to, i think it's already a win for the project as a whole. I am looking forward to seeing what comes out of it (and it's reminding me i need to port some of my own python work, too!)
 The next time you stumble over something big that needs doing in debian, even something that might seem impossible, please make it inviting, and dive in. The rest of the project will grow and improve from the attempt. 2015-05-08T18:43:00+00:00 Preferred Packaging Practices http://debian-administration.org/users/dkg/weblog/113 I just took a few minutes to write up my preferred Debian packaging practices.
 The basic gist is that i like to use <tt>git-buildpackage</tt> (<tt>gbp</tt>) with the upstream source included in the repo, both as tarballs (with <tt>pristine-tar</tt> branches) and including upstream's native VCS history (Joey's arguments about syncing with upstream git are worth reading if you're not already convinced this is a good idea).
 I also started using <tt>gbp-pq</tt> recently -- the <tt>patch-queue</tt> feature is really useful for at least three things:

rebasing your <tt>debian/patches/</tt> files when a new version comes out upstream -- you can use all your normal git rebase habits! and
facilitating sending patches upstream, hopefully reducing the divergence, and
cherry-picking new as-yet-unreleased upstream bugfix patches into a debian release.

My preferred packaging practices document is a work in progress. I'd love to improve it. If you have suggestions, please let me know.
 Also, if you've written up your own preferred packaging practices, send me a link! I'm hoping to share and learn tips and tricks around this kind of workflow at debconf 15 this year. 2015-05-01T19:41:00+00:00 Building a certain Version of Debian http://debian-administration.org/users/fugit/weblog/10
The Problem: Vendor software we were looking to evaluate did not compile correctly using the lastest version of wheezy(7.8 at the time of writing).
The Solution: We had a to build a new server using snapshot.debian.org. This allowed us to build the server at a point in time after 7.1 was released but prior to the 7.2 release. Below are the settings we use.
 cat /etc/apt/sources.list deb http://snapshot.debian.org/archive/debian/20130802T034916Z/ wheezy main deb http://snapshot.debian.org/archive/debian-security/20130802T202345Z/ wheezy/updates main

For more details head on over to the site. 2015-04-16T16:56:00+00:00 Bootable grub USB stick (EFI and BIOS for Intel) http://debian-administration.org/users/dkg/weblog/112
 I'm using grub version 2.02~beta2-2.
 I want to make a USB stick that's capable of booting Intel architecture EFI machines, both 64-bit (x86_64) and 32-bit (ia32). I'm starting from a USB stick which is attached to a running debian system as <tt>/dev/sdX</tt>. I have nothing that i care about on that USB stick, and all data on it will be destroyed by this process.
 I'm also going to try to make it bootable for traditional Intel BIOS machines, since that seems handy.
I'm documenting what I did here, in case it's useful to other people.
Set up the USB stick's partition table:
 parted /dev/sdX -- mktable gpt parted /dev/sdX -- mkpart biosgrub fat32 1MiB 4MiB parted /dev/sdX -- mkpart efi fat32 4MiB -1 parted /dev/sdX -- set 1 bios_grub on parted /dev/sdX -- set 2 esp on
 After this, my 1GiB USB stick looks like:
 0 root@foo:~# parted /dev/sdX -- print Model: USB FLASH DRIVE (scsi) Disk /dev/sdX: 1032MB Sector size (logical/physical): 512B/512B Partition Table: gpt Disk Flags: Number Start End Size File system Name Flags 1 1049kB 4194kB 3146kB fat32 biosgrub bios_grub 2 4194kB 1031MB 1027MB efi boot, esp 0 root@foo:~#
 make a filesystem and mount it temporarily at <tt>/mnt</tt>:
 mkfs -t vfat -n GRUB /dev/sdX2 mount /dev/sdX2 /mnt
 ensure we have the binaries needed, and add three grub targets for the different platforms:
 apt install grub-efi-ia32-bin grub-efi-amd64-bin grub-pc-bin grub2-common grub-install --removable --no-nvram --no-uefi-secure-boot \ --efi-directory=/mnt --boot-directory=/mnt \ --target=i386-efi grub-install --removable --no-nvram --no-uefi-secure-boot \ --efi-directory=/mnt --boot-directory=/mnt \ --target=x86_64-efi grub-install --removable --boot-directory=/mnt \ --target=i386-pc /dev/sdX
 At this point, you should add anything else you want to <tt>/mnt</tt> here! For example:

a kernel and initramfs from your own computer
debian-installer ISOs
firmware blobs for that annoying proprietary device
BIOS updates
debirf images
grub-invaders
...
 And don't forget to cleanup:
 umount /mnt sync
 2015-03-16T23:12:00+00:00 DKIM http://debian-administration.org/users/ajt/weblog/212
Recently a friend asked me about SPF and DKIM. I was vaguely aware of them and their generally perceived uselessness. I've never bothered with them but thought I'd look into them for him. SPF was trivial to set up using my Bytemark DNS, and easy to testing using of many on-line email tools.
The challenge is DKIM, I found several sites that explained what to do - they were all variation around a theme and seemed easy enough. Generate a key pair (check), put the public half into your DNS (check), tweak Exim4 (ARGH!!!).
As far as I tell I followed what the web site said and reloaded the Exim config and it looks like it's all loaded into place, the key is readable by Exim, the path is correct but no matter what I do Exim wont add the DKIM signature to my outgoing emails...!

http://www.iodigitalsec.com/exim-dkim-and-debian-configuration/
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 2015-02-02T20:55:00+00:00 a10n for l10n http://debian-administration.org/users/dkg/weblog/111 The abbreviated title above means "Appreciation for Localization" :)
 I wanted to say a word of thanks for the awesome work done by debian localization teams. I speak English, and my other language skills are weak. I'm lucky: most software I use is written by default in a language that I can already understand.
The debian localization teams do great work in making sure that packages in debian gets translated into many other languages, so that many more people around the world can take advantage of free software.
 I was reminded of this work recently (again) with the great patches submitted to GnuPG and related packages. The changes were made by many different people, and coordinated with the debian GnuPG packaging team by David Prévot.
 This work doesn't just help debian and its users. These localizations make their way back upstream to the original projects, which in turn are available to many other people.
 If you use debian, and you speak a language other than english, and you want to give back to the community, please consider joining one of the localization teams. They are a great way to help out our project's top priorities: our users and free software.
 Thank you to all the localizers!
 (this post was inspired by gregoa's debian advent calendar. i won't be posting public words of thanks as frequently or as diligently as he does, any more than i'll be fixing the number of RC bugs that he fixes. This are just two of the ways that gregoa consistently leads the community by example. He's an inspiration, even if living up to his example is a daunting challenge.) 2014-12-12T23:00:00+00:00 It's been 7 Years http://debian-administration.org/users/rkreider/weblog/5 It's been seven years since I last posted an entry here. WOW! I re-read some of my blog entries and laughed at myself. I've learned so much since then. Maybe I'll try to be a bit more active in the coming future. 2014-11-23T03:54:00+00:00 GnuPG 2.1.0 in debian experimental http://debian-administration.org/users/dkg/weblog/110 Today, i uploaded GnuPG 2.1.0 into debian's experimental suite. It's built for <tt>amd64</tt> and <tt>i386</tt> and <tt>powerpc</tt> already. You can monitor its progress on the buildds to see when it's available for your architecture.
Changes
GnuPG 2.1 offers many new and interesting features, but one of the most important changes is the introduction of elliptic curve crypto (ECC). While GnuPG 2.1 discourages the creation of ECC keys by default, it's important that we have the ability to verify ECC signatures and to encrypt to ECC keys if other people are using this tech. It seems likely, for example, that Google's End-To-End Chrome OpenPGP extension will use ECC. GnuPG users who don't have this capability available won't be able to communicate with End-To-End users.
 There are many other architectural changes, including a move to more daemonized interactions with the outside world, including using <tt>dirmngr</tt> to talk to the keyservers, and relying more heavily on <tt>gpg-agent</tt> for secret key access. The <tt>gpg-agent</tt> change is a welcome one -- the agent now holds the secret key material entirely and never releases it -- as of 2.1 <tt>gpg2</tt> never has any asymmetric secret key material in its process space at all.
 One other nice change for those of us with large keyrings is the new keybox format for public key material. This provides much faster indexed access to the public keyring.
 I've been using GnuPG 2.1.0 betas regularly for the last month, and i think that for the most part, they're ready for regular use.
Timing for debian
 The timing between the debian freeze and the GnuPG upstream is unfortunate, but i don't think i'm prepared to push for this as a jessie transition yet, without more backup. I'm talking to other members of the GnuPG packaging team to see if they think this is worth even bringing to the attention of the release team, but i'm not pursuing it at the moment.
 If you really want to see this in debian jessie, please install the experimental package and let me know how it works for you.
Long term migration concerns
 GnuPG upstream is now maintaining three branches concurrently: modern (2.1.x), stable (2.0.x), and classic (1.4.x). I think this is stretches the GnuPG upstream development team too thin, and we should do what we can to help them transition to supporting fewer releases concurrently.
 In the long-term, I'd ultimately like to see gnupg 2.1.x to replace all use of gpg 1.4.x and gpg 2.0.x in debian, but unlikely to to happen right now.
 In particular, the following two bugs make it impossible to use my current, common monkeysphere workflow:

<tt>export-reset-subkey-passwd</tt> doesn't work, which breaks <tt>monkeysphere subkey-to-ssh-agent</tt>.
pluggable keyserver transports no longer work, which means that i can't use <tt>hkpms://</tt> access to keyservers.
 And GnuPG 2.1.0 drops support for the older, known-weak OpenPGPv3 key formats. This is an important step for simplification, but there are a few people who probably still need to use v3 keys for obscure/janky reasons, or have data encrypted to a v3 key that they need to be able to decrypt. Those people will want to have GnuPG 1.4 around.
Call for testing
 Anyway, if you use debian testing or unstable, and you are interested in these features, i invite you to install `gnupg2` and its friends from <tt>experimental</tt>. If you want to be sensibly conservative, i recommend backing up `~/.gnupg` before trying to use it:
 cp -aT .gnupg .gnupg.bak sudo apt install -t experimental gnupg2 gnupg-agent dirmngr gpgsm gpgv2 scdaemon
 If you find issues, please file them via the debian BTS as usual. I (or other members of the pkg-gnupg team) will help you triage them to upstream as needed. 2014-11-06T23:27:00+00:00 Site code is public once again. http://debian-administration.org/users/Steve/weblog/241
Originally the code behind this site as 100% open, but during the course of some of the earlier migrations it was closed by accident - jumping from CVS to hg, and now to git things moved around a lot.
Nothing was ever intended to be secret, private, or closed, it was just an aspect I've failed to pay attention to.
Anyway the code behind this site is called YAWNS and once again it is open to the public:

git.steve.org.uk.
Github mirror.
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Erich Auerbach's Mimesis is one of the great works of literary criticism of the twentieth century, and yet students are put off by the many untranslated quotations from Latin, Medieval Italian, Medieval French, Modern French, Spanish and German. I teach this book to first year students at UEA who are understandably daunted by the demands it seems to make on its readers.
I have decided to create a free online resource, which will be located here: http://mimesisannotated.blogspot.co.uk/ (an empty shell at the moment). This resource aims in the first instance simply to supply annotations containing literal English translations of all the untranslated material in Willard R. Trask's otherwise excellent text. The initial aim is to provide students and readers not conversant in Auerbach's many languages with the basic information they need to read the text.
If you would like to contribute to this project--for instance if you are teaching a chapter of Auerbach's book and would be interested in providing annotations to that chapter--I would love to hear from you. Please contact me.


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Take Stock – or maybe not!
There's a new Stock library revolution on the horizon. We're all fed up with cheesy, staged photographs used in the corporate marketing world. The real, grassroots businesses – the local ones – are revolting! No, not in the disgusting sense, they're merely turning their backs on happy family pics and sterotypes, they're embracing real life imagery. That's got to be a good thing.
When it comes to getting your business out there, why not have pictures of you doing your stuff. It makes sense right? Who is going to have faith in the carpenters who don't have any photos of themselves with a hammer in their hand? Who's going to hire the designer who can't demonstrate their own design skills throught tangible examples of them in situ, at their computer using design software, in a client's sitting room sorting out their interiors… you get the idea.
(Little bit of self indulgence! Photo taken by my daughter, she's not a photographer, but I am a designer – you get the idea.)
Be done with the expensive stock library options that don't represent your business, find yourself a good photographer. If they're any good you'll know because they'll have a portfolio of happy clients with examples of their work. Make your job and your business appeal to a wider audience, show them that you and the work you do is real.
Don't get me wrong, stock libraries have their place, I use them myself and actually contribute to one of them (Adobe Stock). But when it comes to actually showing what you do, who better to be in the photos than you!
Acosta and French – not on the same night!
Over the past few weeks I've had the chance to attend two amazing events. Two equally talented individuals, who have been honing their craft for many years, sharing with the audience very special, personal moments.
On Friday 7th October I managed to get tickets for my daughter and I to attend Carlos Acosta's final classical performance – The Classical Farewell at the Royal Albert Hall, Kensington, London. To say that this was a treat is an understatement – we felt so privileged to be a part of the audience that night. We enjoyed some of the finest classical performances from our favourite ballets, performed by the cream of the Royal Ballet's crop of amazing artists, alongside Carlos; the dancer of my daughter's generation who will inspire her, as my idol Mikael Baryshnikov inspired me in my youth. It was purely magical.
Carlos is a true athlete, a dedicated and disciplined dancer and although I'll never know him personally, seems to be genuinely good man. He has a passion for dance that is expressed so thoroughly in every performance and the fact that his classical career has now come to an end is truly sad, but equally exciting knowing he is moving onto more contemporary work. After many magical classical pieces including Kenneth MacMillan's Winter Dreams, Mayerling and Requiem, George Balanchine's Apollo, Marius Petipa's Don Quixote he concluded with Memoria by Rambert's Miguel Altunaga. It was pure, ridiculously perfect and so exciting – a taste of things to come.
When the final piece, Memoria (a contemporary piece choreographed especially for Carlos), was complete, the audience was only too aware that we had just been witness to the last classical performance by the finest male ballet dancer of his generation. It was beautiful and sad. He moved from his final position to a single chair set off centre of the stage, sat down, removed his ballet shoes and placed them in his bag, replacing them with normal, everyday training shoes. A poignant, special, moving moment – I can only imagine what must have been going through this great man's mind. I sobbed with sadness that his classical career was over, but the sheer excitement of what is to come is something we cannot wait for.
My second event was last night (20th Oct) at the Vaudeville Theatre on the Strand in London's West End – Dawn French – Thirty Million Minutes. I bought tickets for myself and my friend who had helped me out with a tricky time recently. We were excited about seeing Dawn on stage in this one woman show, but nothing could have prepared us for the story we were to hear .
She started at the very beginning, her life with her family: meeting the Queen Mother, dreams of becoming a ballerina and a pop star, BOYS, stories of angelic and naughty grannies and the day to day life of a family travelling to wherever her father's position in the armed forces placed them. A family unit that was so strong, yet not without its sadness.
The years as an adult – marriages, children, health and all things about being a 'grown-up' – were dealt with a beautifully considered respect, not only for herself but for her nearest and dearest. Her personal life remails personal, but we have an insight into what makes Dawn who she is – the person we see and love on our TV screens.
There was laughter and tears in equal measure, however the tears of laughter outweighed those of sadness. Optimism and positivity in abundance.
Dawn's 'performance' felt so personal, to the point where you basically forgot you were watching an actress/comedienne – it was not acting, it was story-telling of the highest degree. Entertaining, moving, funny and a damn good story – a true story and one that she didn't have to share with us, but chose to. That's what people who love life and are happy in their own skin do.
What else can I really say about this remarkable woman, that won't sound contrived and patronising? We were so touched by her candid, honest accounts of the many stages of her life to date; her self-deprecating humour and ability to openly convey how she's dealt with the trials that life throws at us. It was a sheer pleasure and again, a privilege to be a member of the audience. Congratulations Dawn, you are truly inspiring.
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