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Wed Jul 8 09:10:44 EDT 2015
Slept well, but went to bed way too late again. Slightly late for work, because I sat down to screw around with the RPi2/FreeBSD this morning.
Low to mid seventies and partially cloudy today. Nice.
Goals:
Work:
- Fix Tropo
Done.
- Implement a whitelist for squidGuard
Nope.
- Review LexisNexis invoice
Done.
- Add Lori's disaster plan updates
Done.
- Order two Pi 2's for testing/dev
Done.
- Write up stage 2 of Hazel Park network project
Started.
- Make notes on possible linux (Pi2) thin client build
Started.
Home:
- Get some damn ports to compile cleanly on the Pi2 (gettext seems to be a problem for multiple packages)
Done. tmux, sudo, vim, bash, and git compiled cleanly and installed, after a little futzing.
- Go to bed early
Earlier than the last couple of nights.
Raspberry Pi 2 with FreeBSD is pretty much good. I'm copying files to the ssd now. Need to decide if I want to set up some type of dynamic dns....
Questions:
- Can I get .htaccess to show some dotfiles?
- How can I pipe text to an image (which I can then xsetroot)?
{ uname -a; echo ''; /sbin/ifconfig; uptime; } | convert -font Arial -pointsize 14 -extent 1024x768 -fill black -background lightblue text:- /tmp/status.png; xpmroot /tmp/status.png
- How do I partition and format a drive on FreeBSD (a usb disk)?
https://www.freebsd.org/doc/handbook/usb-disks.html
https://www.freebsd.org/doc/handbook/disks-adding.html
dmesg | grep -A6 umass
Mine seems to be `/dev/da0`.
gpart list
- Odd. On FreeBSD, even after running `makewhatis`, doing 'man -k foo` gives:
apropos: no whatis databases in /usr/share/man:/usr/local/man:...
However, `apropos foo` and `whatis foo` return good results.
Why?
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