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Debian developer

I received the email yesterday and was like "wow, I’m in". I would like to thank:

Sorry for the other readers who will find this post boring, but it means a lot to me :)

FOSDEM 2012

See you there!

Brebis: fully automated backup checker

You make backups? That’s great! But are they usable?

The very day you will need your backup to restore your infrastructure, are you sure this backup you make three months ago contains the only file you need to restart your production environment? Are you sure this backup is not corrupted? Are you sure you do not store irrelevant or empty files instead of the ones you will need one day?

Brebis is a fully automated backup checker.

Brebis is written in Python 3 (>=3.2) and comes under the GPLv3 license. The current version is 0.4 (direct download).

Some features (extensive list of features available here):

  • Support of tar files, compressed with gzip or bzip2 or not, zip files, gzip or bzip2 files and uncompressed trees of files.
  • Identify corrupted archives, unexpected size or type for an archive, associated wrong hash sums, Unix rights and owner users/groups of the archive thanks to a list you provide.
  • Inside the archive, identify missing files, unexpected ones, unexpected size of a file, wrong associated hash sums, unexpected mode, type or owner users/groups for a file thanks to a list you provide or generate from a given archive.

Debian maintainer

As some of you may (or more certainly may not) have noticed reading the Debian Project News, I recently became a Debian maintainer. A hugh thanks to Sandro Tosi (morph) and Piotr Ożarowski (piotr) for their careful reviews of my work. And thanks to Raphael Hertzog (buxy) to pull the trigger for the beginning of my involvment in Debian.

I can’t wait to attend Debconf 2010. See you there !

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pykickstart in Debian

The python-pykickstart package just landed in sid.

If you wish to create or modify your kickstart configuration file from python, pykickstart is developed by Redhat fellows in order to make your job with kickstart easier.

Kickstart aims to make automated systems installations for redhat/fedora.

Nagstamon 0.9.3 in sid

Nagstamon 0.9.3 just landed in Sid.

Nagstamon is a Nagios status monitor for the desktop. It connects to multiple Nagios or Opsview monitoring servers and resides in systray or as a floating statusbar at the desktop showing a brief summary of critical, warning, unknown, unreachable and down hosts and services and pops up a detailed status overview when moving the mouse pointer over it. Connecting to displayed hosts and services is easily established by context menu via SSH, RDP and VNC. Users can be notified by sound. Hosts and Services can be filtered by category and regular expressions.

Nagstamon in the toolbar

Successfully tested Nagios versions include 2.x and 3.x. Opsview connectivity has been tested with Opsview 3.5.

Hosts details with Nagstamon

If you don’t like having a Nagios webpage always running in your web browser, you’ll appreciate Nagstamon.

New-York style Pizzas … Yummy!

I’m eager to be there already. Will be my first Debconf’ and NYC just rocks.

python-memcache 1.45 in unstable

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The new upstream version of python-memcache was uploaded yesterday in unstable (thanks Piotr!). Python-memcache is a 100% Python library to interact with your memcached server, typically to store and retrieve data. But you can think of a wide range of uses, e.g writing a plugin to monitor your memcached server.

Hmm tomorrow I’ll need a 3-hour road trip to reach the Fosdem and it’s late already. See you there!

python-jabberbot 0.9 in Debian

The new upstream version of python-jabberbot was uploaded yesterday in unstable (thanks Piotr!). Python-jabber is a Python library which makes easy to write your own Jabber bot. /usr/share/doc/python-jabberbot/examples/broadcast.py is a good example of a *really simple* Jabber bot and could be a good start if you need one.

Fosdem 2010

I'm going to Fosdem 2010

I hope I’ll see you there !


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