This page contains links to a few code snippets and texts I have produced over the time. Some of them have been useful for me, some have been useful for others.
This page is outdated.
muttrc. My personal Mutt configuration file.
cvslock is a small program which implements CVS'
locking protocol. It can be used together with rsync to
provide something which could be called a "poor man's cvsup".
wtmpfix.c fixes broken
entries in Linux wtmp files which are regularly generated by
broken xterms.
wtmptrunc.c tries to
truncate Linux wtmp files in an intelligent manner, leaving
current sessions in place.
remlpr can be used to
do remote printing via ssh. The command syntax is the same as
with the usual BSD lpr commands.
popd is a rather lean and
minimal pop3 implementation. The daemon works on maildir
folders and, as a special goody, supports various folders per
user. Note that this software is not well-tested, and may
quite well have nasty bugs.
The Little
Brother's Database is a small suite of programs to
fetch your correspondents' e-mail addresses from incoming
messages. The result can be used with mutt's external query
interface. This package is nowadays maintained by Roland
Rosenfeld.
pkspxy is a
caching proxy server for use with PGP public key servers. It
has some special abilities making it suitable for dial-up
use.
The Sendmail Genericstable
Mini-Howto tries to explain the use of sendmail's
genericstable feature to the novice user. This
text is mainly intended for those who use dynamic ISP access
to the Internet.Note: Please don't send me questions about this. comp.mail.sendmail is the right place to ask when you need sendmail support.
Thomas Roessler <roessler@does-not-exist.org>,
11, rue des Jardins, L-6738 Grevenmacher
2005-08-17; content last updated on 2000-07-25