Here is a webalizer package compiled for Debian woody i386 compatible systems and linked against the libgd2 library from AgreomaTIC. The reason why I had to recompile webalizer is that woody’s webalizer links against libgd2 and versions 1.0.12 of libpng2. The “new” libgd2 libray from AgreomaTIC links against libpng12-0 version 1.2.5.0-4 which will make the linker become all uneasy and spit out errors like the following: libpng warning: Application was compiled with png. Read on

Here is the fpm package compiled for Debian woody i386 compatible systems. Versions for other Debian releases can be found here. And here’s the diff. Please read the changelog entry for the backport contained inside the package in changelog.Debian.gz before installing - the package contains patches to make group sharing of password files possible. Enjoy! Tomas Pospisek Read on

Sourceforge seems to be having problems. Untill they are solved, you can find mailsync_4.5.orig.tar.gz here. The reference site for mailsync is at sourceforge. Debian packages, bugtracking etc. are at the Debian site. Enjoy! Tomas Pospisek Read on

Video The following steps were necessary to bring a Creative WebCam Pro eX up and running: Get the pwcx module (to have higher resolutions etc.) (the 2.4.20 module compiled with gcc 3.2 would work just fine, allthough I’m running 2.4.22 compiled with gcc 3.3.2) Install the pwcx driver under /lib/modules/usb so that the module won’t be erased on each new make modules_install. Compile and install kernel with the following options: Read on

Introduction Ruby is the interpreted scripting language for quick and easy object-oriented programming. It has many features to process text files and to do system management tasks (as in Perl). It is simple, straight-forward, extensible, and portable. This class embeds the Ruby interpreter in a C++ application. Usage examples RubyEval& ruby = *RubyEval::instance(); ruby.eval("puts 'hello ruby'"); assert( NUM2INT( ruby.eval("1+1") ) == 2 ); assert(RubyEval::val2str(ruby.eval("'Regexp'.gsub(/x/, 'X')")) == "RegeXp"); Download Source tgz Class documentation Public Methods ~RubyEval () Read on