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Monday, June 7, 2010
Friday, May 7, 2010
amavisd-new clamav crashes tmp files
Since I still run my own mail infrastructure, I also run anti-spam and anti-virus on it.
Today I noticed that free space on my server running lenny was ALOT less then usual. Turned out that clamav was crashing all the time causing lots of temporary files in /var/lib/amavis/tmp.
An upgrade of clamav also stopped the crashes.
While at it I also disabled quarantining virus mails, I never had to retrieve any mail out of there anyway...
Today I noticed that free space on my server running lenny was ALOT less then usual. Turned out that clamav was crashing all the time causing lots of temporary files in /var/lib/amavis/tmp.
An upgrade of clamav also stopped the crashes.
While at it I also disabled quarantining virus mails, I never had to retrieve any mail out of there anyway...
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Friday, February 12, 2010
Nokia N82 Bluetooth + GPRS/3G
A few months ago I did an interesting discovery about using my cellphone to go on the internet via bluetooth. I had this strange situation before where it just stopped working, and after revisiting all configs it worked again.
What really happens is that my cellphone somehow crashes, after which I power cycle it by removing the batteries. The phone then boots again, but here is the twist: the service channels in the phone are re-allocated and apparently in a random order!
This implies that the RFCOMM channel configured in the /etc/bluetooth/rfcomm.conf file is possible wrong now!
Solution: just browse the services again with sdptool browse, adapt the file and it should work again!
What really happens is that my cellphone somehow crashes, after which I power cycle it by removing the batteries. The phone then boots again, but here is the twist: the service channels in the phone are re-allocated and apparently in a random order!
This implies that the RFCOMM channel configured in the /etc/bluetooth/rfcomm.conf file is possible wrong now!
Solution: just browse the services again with sdptool browse, adapt the file and it should work again!
Sunday, January 31, 2010
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