A dusty little corner of the Internet: electronics, computer hardware and software, general aviation, 1980's Mopars, and related sundry.
Listed below are some of the projects I have worked on or have packaged to make life a little easier. Debian/Ubuntu users may add the following APT repository to their sources.list if they wish:
deb http://debian.russecke.net/ ./ deb-src http://debian.russecke.net/ ./
You may also browse the packages here.
Posted on March 30, 2005.
bup is a backup and restore tool that uses tar to create archives. The archives are automatically named and split into 1GB chunks to accomodate any file system. The archives are optionally compressed using bzip2. It is essentially another wrapper for tar, which can be a pain when the backups are large. I haven't found one that is as easy to use as this one (at least for me). I do all my backups to a remote machine with a removeable hard drive bay via NFS.
Posted on March 22, 2005.
Version 0.5-2 of subversion-helper-scripts has been released. This is a bug fix update to the initial public release, which includes an example global config file.
Posted on March 22, 2005.
Sorune is a tool written in Perl by Darren Smith. It is used to manage the database on the Neuros Audio player. Features include:
See the man page for more information.
The latest beta release:
Latest stable release:
Posted on October 11, 2004.
cats2procmailrc is a tool written in Perl by Cameron Simpson. It reads a human friendly mail category description file and emits a matching procmail recipe to implement it. The intent is to have an extremely succinct file of easily editable one line rules, generally of the form:
folder tag pattern
See the man page for more information.
Posted on November 25, 2003.
I have taken John Maushammer's gphoto changes and have rebuilt the gphoto2-2.3.1 and libgphoto2-2.3.1 Debian packages. They are available here: