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  • Committed [d452a2] on LIRC - Git

    systemd: lircd.service must depend on lircd.socket

  • Created merge request #54 on Git on LIRC

    lircd.service must depend on lircd.socket, otherwise starting the former fails to recreate the socket file

  • Committed [7ca1ca] on LIRC - Git

    lircd.service must depend on lircd.socket, otherwise starting the former fails to recreate the socket file

  • Posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion on PeerGuardian

    I use PeerGuardian as a way to ban IPs that are attacking my servers / exploiting / attempting to exploit software (monitored via another script I've written that all of my servers run). You can try ufw, this is a high-level CLI that is the main firewall in Debian/Ubuntu today that lets you block specific IP addresses. Something like sudo ufw deny 123.123.123.123 should work in a script. As for auto-updated mass blocklists, there is https://github.com/poddmo/ufw-blocklist/issues/22 but looking at...

  • Posted a comment on ticket #383 on LIRC

    BTW, if I don't use the hack, I get buffer overflow while generating IR pattern. From ftdi.c: static int tx_baud_rate = 65536; [..] [..] The FT232R also becomes unusable if you set the * tx_baud_rate to values other than 65536. Even if the hack were not required, these two bits of code seem very weird. What real world device has a baud rate of exactly 65536? My device at least certainly works with txbaud=15200 and it is not "unusable" contrary to the comment. The Linux gpio_ir_tx driver defaults...

  • Created ticket #384 on LIRC

    FTDI plugin has unobvious configuration requirement

  • Created ticket #383 on LIRC

    FTDI plugin requires txbaud hack

  • Modified a comment on ticket #197 on Docutils: Documentation Utilities

    (delete double-post; see comment below)

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