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Tag Archives: ipv6
Awstats 7.2 + extras RPMs
I’ve been a long term user of Awstats for reporting on visitor traffic to my websites. Whilst it’s a little dated, it’s simplicity and reliance only on the web server logs makes it ideal for any application, including general websites … Continue reading
Tagged awstats, code, geoip, ipv6, open source, perl, repositories, websites, yum
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NamedManager 1.6.0
I’ve just finished up a few changes to NamedManager this weekend and released version 1.6.0. It provides a few bug fixes and small improvements, as well as the addition of support for IPv6 PTR (reverse) records, so you can now … Continue reading
Tagged code, dns, geek, ipv6, linux, namedmanager, open source, php
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ip6tables: ipv6-icmp vs icmp
I run a fully dual stacked IPv6+IPv4 network on my servers, VPNs and home network – part of this is that I get to discover interesting new first-adopter pains with living in the future (like Networkmanager/Kernel bugs, Munin being stupid, … Continue reading
Tagged firewall, geek, icmp, ip6tables, iptables, ipv4, ipv6, linux, mtu, networking, open source, protocols
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linux.conf.au: day 3
Having reached mid-week, my morning wakeup is getting increasingly difficult from late nights, thankfully there were large amounts of deep fried potato and coffee readily available. The day had some interesting talks, most of the value I got was out … Continue reading
Tagged css3, geek, html5, ipv4, ipv6, linux, linux.conf.au, linux.conf.au, open source, possum
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Munin 2.0.x on EL 5/6 with IPv6
I’ve been looking forwards to Munin 2 for a while – whilst Munin has historically been a great monitoring resource, it’s always been a little bit too fragile for my liking and the 2.x series sounds like it will correct … Continue reading
Tagged geek, ipv6, monitoring, munin, networking, open source
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Exchange, I will have my revenge!
It’s been a busy few weeks – straight after my visit to Christchurch I got stuck into the main migration phase of a new desktop and server deployment for one of our desktop customers. It wasn’t a small bit of … Continue reading
cifs, ipv6 and rhel 5
Unfortunately with my recent project enabling IPv6 across my entire personal server environment, I’ve bumped into a number of annoying issues – nothing that isn’t fixable, but things that are generally frustrating and which just shouldn’t be an issue. Particular … Continue reading
A tale of two route controllers
Ever since I built a Linux 3.2.0 kernel for my Debian Stable laptop to take advantage of some of the newer kernel features, I have been experiencing occasional short periods of disconnect/reconnect on the Wi-Fi network. This wasn’t happening heaps … Continue reading
Tagged bugs, driver, firmware, geek, ipv4, ipv6, iwlwifi, kernel, linux, network manager, open source, wifi
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IPv6 Enabled :-)
A while ago I deployed IPv6 to my flat and have been having fun learning and experimenting with the new addressing methods – at some stage I’m sure I’ll write a few bits up, but there’s mountains of information about … Continue reading