I had the problem, that Skype for Linux wouldn’t open links in Firefox but a different installed browser.
Exporting BROWSER=firefox
didn’t solve the issue.
ESXi and iSCSI Setup
Today I learned that with iSCSI you should set proper NICs to the iSCSI vmk’s.
ESXi and SSH authorized keys
When using ESXi, after every reboot the authorized keys are lost.
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ESXi 4.1 and Etherchannel
Today I had an issue with ESXi 4.1 and Etherchannel.
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Make Thunderbird 3 look & act like Thunderbird 2
Backup for me from http://getsatisfaction.com/mozilla_messaging/topics/make_thunderbird_3_look_act_like_thunderbird_2:
Here are some tips for making TB3 look & act like TB2:
(1) Switch to "All Folders" view. Use the little left and right arrows in the header bar at the top of the folder tree pane. Or go to Help --> Migration Assistant and then select 'use "all folders" mode'.
(2) Switch to the old, familiar toolbar. Go to Help --> Migration Assistant and then select "use original toolbar".
(3) Turn off indexing. Go to Tools --> Options --> Advanced --> General (tab) and uncheck the "Enable Global Search and Indexer" box.
(4) Open messages in new window (not a tab). Go to Tools --> Options --> Advanced --> Reading & Display (tab). Change the "Open messages in:" selection to "A new message window".
(5) Hide tabs when there is only 1. Go to Tools --> Options --> Advanced --> General (tab) and click the "Config Editor..." button. If a cautionary dialog box pops up then click the "I'll be careful, I promise!" button. Start typing in the filter line of the small window that opens. Type "mail.tabs.autoHide". You will see a seeting with this preference name in the list below. Double click it to change it to "true".
Doing both (4) and (5) will (mostly) turn off tabs.
My Thunderbird Extensions
Just a reminder for myself:
Enable debugging with last Skype4Py
With last Skype4Py Arek changed a bit the logging. To enable it now you need to put the following in your script:
import logging
logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG)
Linux Skype: Participate in Pulic Chats
Today I got some hint how to implement joining public chats via API in linux Skype.
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Debian Lenny Xen StepByStep
on a plain Lenny with Grub as Boot Manager (Lilo doesn’t work with xen 🙁 ):
apt-get install xen-hypervisor-3 xenwatch xen-tools linux-image-2.6-xen-amd64
/etc/xen/xend-config.sxp: "(network-script network-bridge)"
- Edit /etc/xen-tools/xen-tools.conf
time xen-create-image --hostname=test --ip=10.0.0.11 --arch=amd64 --role=udev
List hardware of your server
Recently I wondered which hardware I am using in a remote root server. A friend of mine came up with the following command:
dmidecode
This even works on ESX 3.5 Hosts. You see really detailled which hardware is in the box.