Joachim Wiberg

So, now that I have http://git.troglobit.com setup as a backup GIT repo to https://github.com/troglobit, I needed a simple way to always push to both repos – best way for me is to always hook into my regular work flow, otherwise I’d just forget.

I’m posting this in case anyone else gets stuck setting up Apache with Gitweb.

A steady flow of features, and releases, is key to keeping any project alive.

Update 2015-03-09: This release has unfortunately been yanked due to serious regressions in launching background processes.

Enable all the warnings!

I’m a coder, not a writer.

I’ve had this long-standing issue with backups.

Another release today is the venerable mrouted, now available as v3.9.7 on GitHub.

On one of the last days of 2014 I release pimd v2.2.0, which is an awesome release with a lot of new features and bug fixes!

New release of uftpd, this time with TFTP blocksize negotiation, RFC 2348.

This is a very short blog post, mostly intended as a reminder to myself.

This is a very short blog post, mostly intended as a reminder to myself.

Quite a few changes lately.

So them pesky details of /etc/inetd.conf really are important?

Today sees the release of v1.3 of the awesome little uftpd.

OK, so you’ve just been handed the task to integrate a big piece of corporate software and it’s nowhere near as done and ready as project management thinks.

OK, so you’ve just been handed the task to integrate a big piece of corporate software and it’s nowhere near as done and ready as project management thinks.

I feel I have to write something about the demise of free(code).

The last couple of weeks have both seen the birth of the fabulous uftpd and a reignited inadyn project!

Looking for a Dynamic DNS, DDNS, client?

So, I finally got fed up with all other FTP servers and wrote my own.

Just made it!

So, we finally got Google Music & Movies services in Sweden!

It was time.

There’s just one thing to say on the topic of commit messages: ur doin it wrong if …

Sometimes people ask me what I do for a living.

Don’t try this at home kids.

This is a rant about something I recently found to be a long standing battle line in the world of programming, Lau78.

Vacation time means catching up on my Open Source projects!

I usually run Debian or Ubuntu on my machines.

Welcome to Micro Snake, based on an original implementation by Simon Huggins.

This post doesn’t cover fully setting up KVM/Qemu with virt-manager and creating virtual machine guests.

This is a response to the excellent post by Jani Gorše, titled Why is Programming an Art?

It’s been a long time coming, but here it finally is, Finit v1.8!

There is a certain “burstyness” to the way I work on my open source projects.

Quite some time has passed now since our old site, http://vmlinux.org, crashed and burned, and with it much of my previous Open Source work and blogs.

This is a followup release to the security fix in pimd, v2.1.6.

This is a security release of pimd, v2.1.6.

OK, so we finally got an iPad.

Here is another bug-fix release of mrouted.

I’m very pleased to present the next bug-fix release of pimd, v2.1.3.

Compared to OpenBSD and FreeBSD the NetBSD install was hard, really hard.

It is with great pleasure I announce the next release of the editline library by Simmule Turner and Rich Salz!

New release of Micro Tetris™, v1.2.0, available for download now!

A small heads-up, I’ve migrated the Minix editline project from Bazaar to GIT.

This is a document I intend to maintain for my own purposes.

You need git, and bazaar obviously.

Yes, it’s certainly possible and source code becomes so much easier to read.

When you’ve installed Ubuntu 10.04 you might want to have the window controls back to the right side, where you’re used to having them.

This is not only a reminder to myself, it is appraisal to the probably best programming font ever: Inconsolata.