Git: HTTPS Repository + Access Control

Posted by: on Jan 9, 2012 in Blog | Tags: , , | No Comments

I’ve slowly switched to Git from Subversion over the last year or so, and lately I have begun to feel dissatisfied with my repository configuration. In this post, I’ll outline how to set up Git in a central repository model, exporting repositories over HTTP(S) and allowing for fine-grained access control.

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Configure Debian as an IPv6 Router

Posted by: on Feb 16, 2011 in Blog | Tags: , | No Comments

On February 3, 2011, the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA), which manages the allocation and assignment of IP addresses from the IPv4 address space, allocated the last remaining /8 blocks to the five regional Internet registries. While the Internet isn’t going to break because of this, it’s an important milestone on the road to worldwide IPv6 deployment.

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Debian Cron Not Running Daily, Weekly, Monthly Jobs?

Posted by: on Aug 13, 2010 in Blog | Tags: | No Comments

Some VPS vendors, when they provision your server, will install a very bare-bones OS. Debian’s default /etc/crontab includes lines to run the scripts in /etc/cron.{daily,weekly,monthly}, and it’s encouraged to place additional scripts in those directories to run jobs on a simple schedule.

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