The Curious Engineer

Jan-Piet Mens

2007–2026

1,175 posts

← 2005–2006

2026 9

October 2026

  1. Root DNSSEC trust anchors

August 2026

  1. Yet another password manager: pass with Pass for iOS

July 2026

  1. Rediscovering converting reveal.js slides to PDF

May 2026

  1. A wiki from a single Go binary: LeoMoon Wiki-Go

April 2026

  1. Deploying SSH host keys and certificates with Ansible
  2. SSH certificates: the better SSH experience

January 2026

  1. Providing zone transfers directly from Netbox DNS
  2. My Albert Heijn shopping bag
  3. Ansible lookup plugin for generating TSIG keys

2025 23

October 2025

  1. Notes to self: Semaphore-UI secrets

August 2025

  1. A friend in need ...
  2. Blast from the past: Facit A2400 terminal
  3. Accessing KeePassXC password stores with an Ansible lookup plugin
  4. If only I'd known ... Debian repo signing
  5. Git credentials helper

July 2025

  1. tmux and gist and trying to make students happier

May 2025

  1. Migrating BIND9 auto-dnssec to dnssec-policy

April 2025

  1. Overriding GnuPG's PIN entry
  2. Forwarding GnuPG agent over SSH

March 2025

  1. A very theoretical scenario, DNS edition
  2. SSH keys from a command: sshd's AuthorizedKeysCommand directive
  3. DNSSEC Policy and Key template support in NetBox DNS
  4. A look at DNS hosting with deSEC

February 2025

  1. Notes to self: signing git commits with an SSH key
  2. Notes to self on OctoDNS and its providers
  3. NetBox and Configuration Contexts/Templates
  4. Netbox, DNS, and a pinch of OctoDNS
  5. Notes to self on NetBox and Ansible
  6. Ansible one hundred

January 2025

  1. Create a new issue in a Github repository with Ansible
  2. Geolocation in Ansible Local Facts
  3. Uploading a message to an IMAP server using curl

2024 19

December 2024

  1. Tagging POI locations with photos from OwnTracks

October 2024

  1. My small kit of tools
  2. Notes to self: GNOME keyring and libsecret

September 2024

  1. The dot in domain names

August 2024

  1. A revoked DNSSEC KSK in dnsviz
  2. Sunday setups

July 2024

  1. X-MS-Bullshit mail reactions
  2. When my systems send me instructions

June 2024

  1. Eleven years with OwnTracks

April 2024

  1. The times, they change
  2. Notes to self on directing a gpg-agent into a podman container for Ansible Vault
  3. Notes to self: distributing issued ACME DNS-01 certificates

March 2024

  1. RESOLV.CONF (upper case)
  2. Ansible's template module vs. template filter: an unfair comparison

February 2024

  1. Using 2FAS TOTP codes in the terminal
  2. Notes to self: Authy desktop is dead
  3. @rr@txt.udp53.org is NXDOMAIN

January 2024

  1. How not to pre-calculate time zones
  2. Chatting with FLOSS Weekly about OwnTracks

2023 9

September 2023

  1. Notes to self on Woodpecker-CI
  2. On the importance of logging

August 2023

  1. Using events to drive Ansible: rulebooks

July 2023

  1. Adieu OpenDNSSEC, bienvenido Knot-DNS!

June 2023

  1. Encrypted Ansible local facts and an age encryption/decryption filter

April 2023

  1. The ZONEMD (message digest) resource record

February 2023

  1. Notes to self: Ansible, SSH, and a password
  2. How Knot-DNS simplifies adding member zones to a catalog zone

January 2023

  1. Notes to self: KeePassXC

2022 21

December 2022

  1. Some things I blogged about in 2022
  2. DNSViz at home
  3. An experimental GoToSocial installation

November 2022

  1. DNSSEC "key tag" or "key ID"?
  2. Red means Kaputt: when DNSSEC turns into a treasure hunt
  3. DNSSEC with NLnetLabs' LDNS and NSD

October 2022

  1. A nifty push notification system: ntfy
  2. Ansible local facts on Windows nodes
  3. Ideas for using Ansible local facts
  4. Ansible module_defaults and a lookup plugin
  5. DNSSEC signing with the se.SAM N200 HSM with PKCS#11

September 2022

  1. DNSSEC signing with an offline KSK

August 2022

  1. allow-new-zones in BIND 9.16 on CentOS 8 Stream under SELinux

July 2022

  1. An Ansible reference sheet
  2. A human and a spreadsheet

June 2022

  1. Ten years of Ansible

May 2022

  1. A backup is only as good as ...
  2. One gotty(1) Web terminal per user

April 2022

  1. Back to the drawing board: Ansible training machines

January 2022

  1. My requirement for DNSSEC: a napkin
  2. Fun with the DNS SOA expire field

2021 23

December 2021

  1. Ansible vault password in macOS keychain

November 2021

  1. GeoIP with BIND >= 9.16
  2. PAM SSH agent authentication (with Ansible)
  3. A cow and bull story about Ansible
  4. Ansible "pull mode" or "Runner" as fail-safe rollback methods

October 2021

  1. Vanity DNSSEC key tags
  2. DNSSEC provisioning automation with CDS/CDNSKEY in the real world

September 2021

  1. Specifying duration in BIND's named.conf

June 2021

  1. When and where did our vehicles stop for fuel?
  2. SSH with a SmartCard-HSM and EC keys
  3. A diagram to depict the DNSSEC chain of trust
  4. Using a SmartCard-HSM for DNSSEC with BIND, Knot DNS, and LDNS/NSD

May 2021

  1. Transitioning the .CY ccTLD to DNSSEC
  2. DNS open zone data
  3. An iOS app update that really annoys me

April 2021

  1. Time to solve: 10800 seconds
  2. Storing generic passwords in macOS' keychain
  3. The Unix Magic poster

March 2021

  1. On towels, DNS, and strncmp()
  2. Configure SSH ProxyCommand for Ansible AWX on Kubernetes
  3. Paternoster: a CLI to invoke Ansible playbooks
  4. Alter Ansible's output on debugging
  5. An advanced Ansible course

2020 25

December 2020

  1. BIND named 'grants' using external authenticator
  2. Look who's rolling his keys ...

November 2020

  1. Delock MQTT-enabled power socket switches

October 2020

  1. Fun with tweets and the Joplin API
  2. Airports of the world, and other data in DNS

September 2020

  1. Using {{ ansible_managed }} in Ansible templates
  2. It used to be simpler to teach

April 2020

  1. Rediscovering CardDAV
  2. Zulu time in the macOS status bar

March 2020

  1. To Zoom or not to Zoom
  2. How to dial a tel: URI with a shell script on macOS
  3. Reverse geocoding the bakery
  4. Looking up words with DICT
  5. $MAILPATH
  6. Simple solution for outgoing mail from a FreeBSD system
  7. New desk phone: Grandstream GXP2135

February 2020

  1. Dial A for Ansible and R for Runner
  2. Charlie &
  3. Short report on the FreeBSD training machine
  4. BIND 9.16 query utilities speak YAML
  5. Dynamic DNS update on self after DHCP
  6. My small Ansible inventory poll
  7. Reading and writing Ansible vault files

January 2020

  1. Creating a simple Python pip repository
  2. Anonymous FTP server on OpenBSD

2019 27

December 2019

  1. TCP Wrappers and Mosquitto
  2. Display IP address of machine on console
  3. A bit of fun with awk
  4. On building an Ansible training environment on FreeBSD
  5. Add address of FreeBSD iocage jails to PF table

November 2019

  1. OwnTracks on macOS
  2. An authoritative Knot

September 2019

  1. EuroBSDCon 2019
  2. To meet up or not to meetup

August 2019

  1. Testing an OnlyKey hardware password manager
  2. Presentation pointer

June 2019

  1. I care about Ansible
  2. A word or two about a $EDITOR

May 2019

  1. BSDCan 2019
  2. LOADays 2019

April 2019

  1. Automatically start or attach tmux in SSH session
  2. Custom credentials in Ansible Tower/AWX
  3. I mirror my Github repositories to Gitea/Forgejo
  4. Remote-controlling a Restic backup
  5. Challenge accepted: OpenBSD on a laptop
  6. I clone all GitHub repositories I've starred
  7. I backup (clone) all my gists

March 2019

  1. Shiori for bookmarking
  2. Remembering Gopher
  3. SSHd and AuthorizedKeysCommand

February 2019

  1. There goes my secret
  2. FOSDEM vs. Config Management Camp

2018 7

September 2018

  1. Position and event forwarding from Traccar
  2. Upset about Sonos

June 2018

  1. There will be home automation with openHAB
  2. On a POS pole display and an Open Source OS

March 2018

  1. Alerting or notifying on SSH logins
  2. DHCP in VirtualBox guests

January 2018

  1. Discovering Mattermost

2017 8

October 2017

  1. Gogs and Gitea
  2. Trigger Ansible AWX job runs on SCM (e.g. git) commit
  3. A few notes on Ansible AWX

September 2017

  1. Parents, children, CDS/CDNSKEY records, and dnssec-cds
  2. DNS query/response logging with dnstap
  3. A first look at CoreDNS
  4. My restic backend of choice: minio

August 2017

  1. My backup software of choice: restic

2016 13

December 2016

  1. Unbound supports views for local data

June 2016

  1. Homie for Python

May 2016

  1. Catalog zones in BIND 9.11
  2. A small PCB for an ESP8266 sensor device with Homie and OpenHAB

April 2016

  1. A tiny ESP8266-based GPS tracker

March 2016

  1. MQTT on an ESP8266 Thing
  2. A shell command to create JSON: jo

February 2016

  1. Switching lights with OwnTracks, iBeacons, and openHAB
  2. Internet of Temperatures

January 2016

  1. How I started using Rundeck
  2. Simple subscribe is coming to a libmosquitto near you
  3. Monitoring blinkenlights with a Particle Photon
  4. Where exactly did I park my car?

2015 28

December 2015

  1. Discovering a Particle Photon

November 2015

  1. Yet Another Fine Thing: TI SensorTag CC2650
  2. GeoDNS with the PowerDNS GeoIP back-end
  3. PowerDNS with the remote back-end and DNSSEC

October 2015

  1. The semicolon in zone master files; some history
  2. A first look at the Knot DNS Resolver

September 2015

  1. Experiments in using IMAP for Notes

June 2015

  1. Alert, backup, whatever on DNS NOTIFY with nsnotifyd
  2. Beacons in the office

May 2015

  1. An exec plugin for collectd: mqttcollect
  2. Where are your Slack team members at the moment?

April 2015

  1. Discovering Jenkins
  2. Managing master/slave zones on PowerDNS with Ansible
  3. Revisiting the PowerDNS "bind" back-end

March 2015

  1. PowerDNS with a SmartCard-HSM for DNSSEC
  2. Shipping Apache logs to Graylog with a twist
  3. (Ab)using Graylog to count users
  4. On the failure to monitor our openHAB installation
  5. Being notified of new and changed KSK in a zone
  6. Enabling DANE

February 2015

  1. Validate Ansible templates!
  2. A new DNS lookup-plugin for Ansible
  3. MQTT article series by HiveMQ
  4. DNSSEC-signing with the Knot authoritative DNS server

January 2015

  1. Caching facts in Ansible
  2. nsedit - a DNS zone and record editor for PowerDNS
  3. RFC 5011 with OpenDNSSEC, BIND, and Unbound
  4. A look at the PowerDNS REST API

2014 20

November 2014

  1. In my toolbox: Freeboard: a versatile dashboard

October 2014

  1. Admins Who Used ...
  2. Slack

September 2014

  1. Logging to Graylog2 with MQTT
  2. Choral Greenwich "OwnTracks Edition" goes into production
  3. On promoting and contributing to Open Source

July 2014

  1. Metrics in a home
  2. The Mosquitto MQTT broker gets Websockets support

June 2014

  1. Happy Birthday OwnTracks!
  2. OwnTracks in a vehicle: Choral Greenwich

May 2014

  1. Zabbix meets MQTT
  2. CONNECT 2400 -- NO CARRIER

April 2014

  1. How do your servers talk to you?
  2. Back to my past: Usenet news and NNTP

February 2014

  1. My thoughts on Ansible's vault
  2. Introducing mqttwarn: a pluggable MQTT notifier
  3. Who phoned? FritzBox, openHAB, and MQTT know
  4. In my toolbox: Supervisord

January 2014

  1. A story of home automation with openHAB, Z-Wave, and MQTT
  2. Your location on a Web page with OwnTracks (formerly MQTTitude)

2013 41

December 2013

  1. Piping messages through Node-RED

November 2013

  1. MQTT Inspector for iOS

October 2013

  1. A key/value store for shared configuration: etcd, confd
  2. The HiveMQ MQTT broker
  3. Tracking DHCP leases (dnsmasq)
  4. An extremely small device (for DNS, MQTT, etc.)
  5. Progress on MQTTitude (now OwnTracks)
  6. MQTT on the Arduino Yún

September 2013

  1. Understanding Arduino Yún's bridge
  2. Installing Mosquitto on a Raspberry Pi
  3. Ca*DAV chez Mens

August 2013

  1. Latitude, longitude? OwnTracks (formerly MQTTitude)!

June 2013

  1. Adapting inventory for Ansible
  2. A very welcome addition to Ansible's setup module
  3. Notifications with MQTT
  4. If this, then all of that: home automation with MQTT and homA

May 2013

  1. Using stash53 with the MQTT emitter
  2. Server-agnostic logging of DNS queries/responses
  3. A few notification modules for Ansible

April 2013

  1. Live blinkenlights dashboard with SVG
  2. Curl test program for iOS
  3. Managing SSH Keys for Automated Access

March 2013

  1. Egosurfing
  2. JSON in BIND 9's statistics-server
  3. Knot-DNS: Dynamic Updates and a bit of RRL
  4. Visualizing energy consumption with MQTT
  5. Processing BIND's XML statistics with XSL

February 2013

  1. Lots of messages: MQTT, Pub/Sub, and the Mosquitto broker
  2. Automatic provisioning of slave DNS servers
  3. Bulk-querying of DNS SOA records
  4. sudo: bake me a cake
  5. Don't try this at the office: /etc/sudoers
  6. My portable data center
  7. Log management made easy
  8. An exciting new feature in NSD4
  9. I love it when people say "Thank you"

January 2013

  1. Controlling back-end data for PowerDNS
  2. Sorry, Unicodians, It’s All ASCII
  3. Understanding PowerDNS' SOA-EDIT
  4. It's the small things...
  5. Watching files

2012 76

December 2012

  1. A new keyboard
  2. Michael Niggli's Basler Brunsli
  3. Master/Slave
  4. Completely different: BIND 10
  5. SSH public keys on a (DNS) FUSE
  6. Obtaining remote data with Ansible's API
  7. The good old days ...
  8. Advent calendars

November 2012

  1. Bootstrapping OpenVZ containers in Proxmox-VE
  2. Provisioning CentOS EC2 instances with Ansible
  3. Ansible presentation at NLUUG
  4. An action plugin for Ansible to handle SSH host keys and DNS SSHFP records
  5. Dinner in 5.. 4.. 3..

October 2012

  1. Ansible 0.8 is released
  2. Code of Conduct
  3. Natasha
  4. Pink Sauce
  5. Contributing to Open Source projects
  6. Dramatically speeding up Ansible runs: fireball mode

September 2012

  1. My sites no longer use Feedburner
  2. On the creation of an Ansible "booklet"
  3. Watching Ansible at work: Callbacks
  4. Log key fingerprints used to login via SSH
  5. Sniffing at Android
  6. Measuring electricity consumption in a SoHo
  7. Delegation of tasks with Ansible

August 2012

  1. Ansible: variables, variables, and more variables
  2. Parent/Child or Wife/Husband :-)
  3. How much are those graphics in the window?
  4. In where I begin to grok how to mutate a file with Logstash
  5. Must-have UI for ElasticSearch
  6. My Logstash and Graylog2 notes
  7. Profound
  8. A collection of DNS tools and tricks
  9. Where are the ccTLDs?

July 2012

  1. MIME types...
  2. Lightweight file "signing" with DNS
  3. Is my Web site being used via a DNSSEC-validator?
  4. VerifyHostKeyDNS=yessssss!
  5. Sounds familiar
  6. Current status: lots of little nodes
  7. Creating ad hoc responses to DNS queries
  8. Use.Mosh.Now.
  9. Ansible: it's a fact
  10. So incredibly wrong
  11. Ansible: pull instead of push
  12. Summer cleaning
  13. A glance at a new DNS server: YADIFA
  14. Shell scripts as Ansible modules
  15. Run programs on Mac OS/X when in a particular location

June 2012

  1. RFC 2136 Dynamic DNS Updates using GSS-TSIG and Kerberos
  2. dnssec-check
  3. Hesiod: a lightweight directory service on DNS
  4. A teeny tiny HTTP server
  5. Managing root passwords
  6. Quote of the day
  7. Streamlining distribution of Kerberos keytabs (and other secure data)
  8. PostgreSQL and Kerberos
  9. SSH ControlMaster
  10. PowerDNS with support for RFC 2136 Dynamic DNS Update
  11. Exim MTA with DNSSEC verification of sender-host
  12. Configuration management with Ansible
  13. Watching slapd at work
  14. remctl: run commands on remote hosts using Kerberos authentication
  15. Single sign-on in a Unix/Linux environment
  16. Raspberry Pi: first boot

May 2012

  1. OpenLDAP revisted
  2. Just passed the speed limit
  3. A fsck'ing problem

April 2012

  1. CREDNS: a DNSSEC-verification proxy

March 2012

  1. Whatmon for Firefox updated
  2. New features in dnsmasq
  3. A new DNS server: Knot

February 2012

  1. On collecting SSH host keys for SSHFP DNS records

January 2012

  1. Graphing the temperature of an Entropy Key
  2. Entropy: random data for DNSSEC

2011 114

December 2011

  1. Introducing DAP on ReadyNAS
  2. Compression explained in simple terms
  3. A bit of Lua in dnsmasq
  4. The very best DNS TXT record I've ever seen
  5. Terms of Service simply explained
  6. You mean, you have no backup?
  7. IPv6 and DNSSEC widget for your Web site
  8. There's more than one way to solve a problem
  9. Quote of the day
  10. Measuring the Internet
  11. Lua back-end for BIND

November 2011

  1. The missing gTLD
  2. One of my favorite shell built-ins
  3. DNSSEC isn't easy. Today: fbi.gov
  4. DNSSEC Tutorial in London
  5. DNSSEC-trigger on Mac OS/X

October 2011

  1. RPZ revisited
  2. Automating Unbound for DNSSEC validation on your workstation
  3. Back from the Netherlands
  4. SSH console in a browser
  5. Dynamically, or not dynamically: that is the question

September 2011

  1. Just Say No: NXDOMAIN redirection
  2. AAAA and A
  3. Lufthansa onions
  4. The right approach

August 2011

  1. The root is up, period!
  2. Extending the Unbound DNS server with Python
  3. Boys need toys: Android watch
  4. Funky IP-address lookup
  5. Does your app support the .yyyyy TLD?
  6. Don't do that!
  7. Dynamic DNS updates from MySQL with a UDF and inotify()
  8. Speeding up large amounts of dynamic DNS updates (DDNS)
  9. Arduino-powered datacenter monitoring panel

July 2011

  1. Generating a Web GUI
  2. No cigar
  3. How to "fix" a lame start
  4. Visualization of US debt
  5. External node classification and data in Puppet classes
  6. It's a fact in Puppet
  7. Dynamically add static leases to DHCPd
  8. Linux on a Mac Mini G4
  9. Network-booting machines over HTTP
  10. URL lengthener
  11. DNSSEC tutorial in London, November 16th
  12. Execute a script when ISC DHCP hands out a new lease
  13. Growing a {{ mustache }}
  14. The "signed" root

June 2011

  1. Whatmon for Safari
  2. Kindle
  3. Post office job
  4. The very first DNSSEC-secured Kindergarten?
  5. Watch Ryan Dahl build a Web server in 50 minutes
  6. ASCII flow diagrams
  7. My new $HOME: catching lost feed readers
  8. Hosted search with IndexTank
  9. Deliciously static: from WordPress to Jekyll
  10. A simple DNS query with PHP makes my Mac kaputt
  11. The new Graphic DNSSEC Report page
  12. Certigna: composée d’experts reconnus
  13. A minimalistic URL shortener: yaus

May 2011

  1. How system administrators waste time
  2. Be precise when asking for something
  3. Loads of sucking less
  4. PacketQ: SQL queries on DNS pcap files
  5. Coming to a cinema near you
  6. An inexpensive personal drop box
  7. Early morning WTF
  8. Do you have a favorite e-mail client?
  9. Umlautsache ist schwere Sache
  10. HTML to PDF with wkhtmltopdf
  11. Hosting ohne Fussnoten: Uberspace.de
  12. Mucho data
  13. mbed Net Meter: a wall clock display of real-time network traffic

April 2011

  1. How to configure your BIND resolvers to lie using Response Policy Zones (RPZ)
  2. A DNSSEC reference card
  3. Looking for a DNS-related job?
  4. RFC 2136 DDNS updates to ....... Twitter
  5. Bugtracking :-)
  6. A different kind of DynDNS client
  7. Care for a game of Tetris?
  8. RESTful SMTP
  9. Tracking the number of DNSSEC-signed .com and .net zones
  10. Host names anno 1974

March 2011

  1. DNSSEC DS record for .com has been added to the DNS root
  2. Bachelor degree in management needs infarmation
  3. Google vi-style
  4. DNSSEC explained in five tweets
  5. RESTful DNS updates: a bit of a crazy experiment
  6. Packaging programs the way I like it
  7. I almost clicked
  8. Have you ever typed sl instead of ls ?
  9. Priceless support
  10. PowerDNS authoritative server massages incoming AXFR with Lua script
  11. Unexpected sighting in Google search results
  12. Three DNSSEC presentations coming up at UKUUG
  13. Collectd decentralized/centralized with Puppet and Network plugin

February 2011

  1. Which anycasted DNS server are you really talking to?
  2. Lots of bare metal
  3. Watch your DNSSEC signature start times
  4. BIND querylog: know your flags
  5. Traits of the veteran UNIX admin
  6. VerifyHostKeyDNS=maybe
  7. New features in PowerDNS
  8. SSL certificate validation and DNSSEC
  9. The stickers have landed

January 2011

  1. Interpretations of acronyms on the internets on your iPhone/iPad: netGlisch
  2. Make OpenSSH require keys selectively
  3. BIND's new static-stub zone type
  4. Managing large amounts of machines
  5. IRC isn't what it used to be
  6. How to screw up your Web site, part 513
  7. BIND gets a new updateable DLZ driver: dlopen()
  8. PowerDNS implements DNSSEC

2010 116

December 2010

  1. This makes my Christmas!
  2. Is your NTP daemon actually serving time?
  3. Prey
  4. The .net domain is now DNSSEC-ready
  5. Ego-wiki
  6. They love Notes 8.5 at this place
  7. Exploring the Fossil DVCS
  8. Checksums for source tarballs
  9. Securing dynamic DNS updates (DDNS) with SIG(0)

November 2010

  1. Your personal DNS root?
  2. Thank you, David
  3. Flexible package management for your local system
  4. How to screw up your Web site, part 497
  5. Where is your DNS server LOCated?
  6. The quickest way to DNSSEC: Phreebird
  7. Geo ip
  8. LDAP quote of the day
  9. Blush
  10. ldapd: a "lightweight" LDAP server

October 2010

  1. From 1 (IPv4) to extremely very muchos (IPv6) in 25 hours
  2. Alternative DNS Servers: the book as PDF
  3. Heartbeat in the ix.dnsbl.manitu.net zone
  4. Prototyping is just prototyping
  5. Using BIND's statistics server to list zones and AXFR the list
  6. DNS black-lists need "freshness"-timestamps
  7. About a book. My book.
  8. The right tool for a special kind of DNSBL
  9. DNSSEC in the TLDs
  10. The sweetest code 500 I've ever seen
  11. Serving DNS replies from a CouchDB database with the BIND name server
  12. Dynamically add zones to BIND with "rndc addzone"
  13. Inbox zero? Monitor it.

September 2010

  1. Is your Mac backing up too frequently?
  2. A DNS Statistics Collector: DSC
  3. Performing dynamic DNS updates on your DNS
  4. Print out your passwords
  5. Nice and easy
  6. News from my OpenDNSSEC experimentation front
  7. Hints on getting PowerDNS to use OpenDNSSEC for signing zones
  8. Automating the path to DNSSEC with OpenDNSSEC
  9. World-wide DNSSEC deployment
  10. Is everything OK?
  11. You can't beat the feeling
  12. Surrounded by Hotspots

August 2010

  1. NanoDNS
  2. Tex, LaTeX, and Friends

July 2010

  1. On telephones and little black books or directories
  2. Keeping customers happy
  3. Small fix to Net::CouchDB for CouchDB 1.0
  4. Provisioning Snom IP telephones with dnsmasq and PHP
  5. Trekstor portable WLAN Hotspot
  6. The Samhain file integrity monitor in iX 08/2010
  7. I've got a really good system

June 2010

  1. Frizzix for Fritz!Box FON
  2. Heute um 20:15
  3. Upload phonebook to a Fritz!Box from the command line
  4. Beautiful bullion
  5. Back from the capital
  6. Another review of Alternative DNS Servers

May 2010

  1. Juergen made a case for my Sonos remote
  2. Truly scrumptious bookmarks in CouchDB
  3. DNS RFC dependency graphs
  4. My CouchDB reference card is going to Google I/O
  5. Lotus Notes to CouchDB migration tool
  6. What's wrong with the German DNS?
  7. Update notifications in CouchDB: tweeting urgent documents
  8. The Sonos remote goes into "production"
  9. PowerDNS and a CouchDB backend
  10. Experience live replication in CouchDB: the Pro Git book
  11. Ain't she sweet? mbed
  12. DNS backed by CouchDB redux

April 2010

  1. Sonos doesn't leave you in the rain
  2. DNS backed by CouchDB
  3. A fortnight to Australia
  4. Resty: making curl access to CouchDB easy
  5. The Sonos pause switch reloaded and remote-controlled
  6. Attach neck strap, touch tongue, and plug in for better use
  7. The Antepenultimate CouchDB Reference Card (cheat sheet)
  8. Switch audio output on Mac: SoundSource
  9. libferris: powered by 99% cocoa?
  10. Ded
  11. NanoBSD on ALIX in iX 05/2010
  12. CouchDB (and a bit of Lotus Notes)

March 2010

  1. I thought e-mail was a piece of cake
  2. Cooling failure and DNS
  3. Ueberall Musik: Sonos
  4. Sonos pause switch
  5. Charlie is back
  6. NanoBSD article submitted
  7. 7 books 1 shelf
  8. Why DRM doesn't work
  9. Attila is back (and gone)

February 2010

  1. The Indispensable Man
  2. The Crowd
  3. Lotus Notes fubar of the day
  4. A small gift
  5. The coolest IP on the Internet
  6. When the cloud goes kaputt: Simplenote
  7. Lotus Notes message du jour
  8. Domino SMTP: 5xx vs 4xx

January 2010

  1. Not on Tuesdays and Thursdays not either
  2. Sometimes it is good to tune a default
  3. Time on a left-over photo frame
  4. DNS explained (for grownups and children)
  5. Cover/album art for Sonos
  6. Backups have to start somewhere...
  7. Embeddable C interpreters
  8. OpenVPN on a Mac: Viscosity
  9. iPhone unjailbraking
  10. Hungry friends are always welcome
  11. Lost and found
  12. Security Theater
  13. Mug shots
  14. There is music in the house
  15. Song lyrics on the iPhone
  16. Source code of jndcalx now available

2009 168

December 2009

  1. You read my t-shirt
  2. Quote of the day
  3. Exploring some of Thunderbird's new features
  4. When you don't believe in your own product
  5. Driving home for Christmas
  6. How much is McAfee?
  7. Increasing the WAF for Sonos
  8. All you want for Christmas is a Sonos S5

November 2009

  1. Read Tweets via the DNS
  2. Quickies
  3. More birthdays on iPhone
  4. Wi-Fi yok
  5. Five minutes of Google Chrome OS
  6. Exim expands LDAP posixGroup
  7. v.*i.*a.*g.*r.*a is not necessarily spam
  8. GhettoPush with new features
  9. Prowling around with an iPhone
  10. Fun with UPC barcodes
  11. Completely-borked UI du jour
  12. dnsmasq
  13. Bacula 3.0.3 for ReadyNAS NV+
  14. Tagging and rating movies on your iPhone/iPod

October 2009

  1. Bacula 3.0.2 on ReadyNAS NV+
  2. Hear, hear!
  3. Most useless popup du jour
  4. Don't be too clever when serving POP-3
  5. Get iCal/Sunbird to subscribe to your Lotus Notes calendar
  6. Is a client workstation using Wireless?
  7. Managing Bacula deployment onto Windows
  8. Exim 4.70 in sight
  9. Updated iSCSI target on ReadyNAS
  10. Twitter blockbusters
  11. Frank is back
  12. 168 hours and no change: Frank has quit
  13. Appropriate advertisement
  14. Exciting news on the IBM/Lotus DNS screwup: the plot thickens
  15. Doof.Nicht.Schlau
  16. An Icinga/Nagios plugin for #lotusknows what I mean
  17. On naming conventions
  18. Obfuscated Lua
  19. How to bugger up your site and keep it that way
  20. Downgrade to Active Directory?
  21. Proxy autoconfiguration (proxy.pac) reference card / cheat-sheet

September 2009

  1. Nobody is indispensable
  2. Copying and pasting from the Web
  3. On my bookshelf: Pro Git
  4. A honeypot for Conficker
  5. On toilet paper
  6. HTTP status, ahem, code 403
  7. Organizing Squid's ACLs
  8. Reading configuration files with libconfig
  9. On monitoring mail (and other) servers
  10. Printing back to normal
  11. Use Nagios to periodically test your MTA against DNS blacklists
  12. ABxLDAP gets better and better
  13. Whatmon (finally) approved by Mozilla
  14. Lotus' REGNewUser() function breaks in 8.5
  15. Got a wee bit nervous, there
  16. You now get full fat RSS!
  17. Software doesn't grow on trees
  18. Tokyo Cabinet: a Wow!-replacement for *DBM
  19. Lotus Notes C API for Mac OS X finally arrives
  20. Exim: route messages depending on current location
  21. Cheeky buggas

August 2009

  1. Books.app
  2. It gets confusing, and it is messy
  3. Archiving your tweets
  4. Martin's bookshelf
  5. Hunting down Conficker
  6. Cheap Arduino? StripDuino
  7. Did he set his $PATH incorrectly?
  8. Gotta problem? Must be DNS or autoproxy
  9. Advantages of remote-controlled configuration
  10. Use of SRV records for locating e-mail services
  11. Accessing Mac OS X AddressBook via LDAP on your network
  12. pacparser / pactester
  13. From my inbox
  14. Netgear support
  15. Setting pdfmarks on your PDF
  16. Exim and LDAP presentation
  17. Funniest tweet in months
  18. PaperBack
  19. Lotusknows? What does Lotus know?
  20. CRL update checking with Nagios/Icinga
  21. The last slide

July 2009

  1. Presentation software for the rest of us
  2. Why doesn't Domino just disable this for me?
  3. New book: Pro Git
  4. Wright of way
  5. Guess the country
  6. Great idea, lousy implementation

June 2009

  1. Just over the guarantee
  2. Is your name in my book?
  3. 40 years of UNIX
  4. Quickies
  5. YUI, DOM, JSON, AJAX
  6. Getting Arduino to talk wirelessly: XBee
  7. squid-cache running out of filedescriptors

May 2009

  1. Lego LEDs
  2. One of Quicksilver's most useful features (Mac)
  3. Arduino proto shields: Nuelectronics vs. SparkFun
  4. Pinning on seven segment displays
  5. Does Lotus Symphony suck less?
  6. Arduino fun on Father's Day
  7. Funky connections
  8. They like the Naguino
  9. Recently in Redmond
  10. Now slower and with more bugs
  11. 10.5.7
  12. Naguino: an Arduino-based LCD monitor for Nagios and Icinga
  13. What an IT consultant needs to know
  14. Markdown
  15. Gbdns
  16. Why desktop Linux sucks

April 2009

  1. OpenSSL issuing distribution point (IDP) in CRL
  2. A BIFFerent kind of e-mail notifier
  3. Arduino Ethernet and Ethernet2 libraries
  4. The power of realtime
  5. How to explain server virtualization
  6. iSCSI Support for ReadyNAS updated
  7. Explicitly prohibit particular RSS feeds from loading (sometimes)
  8. Starting with Arduino
  9. Using XML from the command-line

March 2009

  1. UIT opens Alternative DNS Servers' Web site
  2. Observations on travel (to London)
  3. Its OK to cry
  4. A different kind of oops
  5. Right: get Excited and Make things
  6. Quickies
  7. Exim graphs
  8. Change process identity
  9. Using LDAP to tell OpenVPN it's ok
  10. Quickies
  11. My Git workflow

February 2009

  1. Protect LDAP access to Domino Directory with X.509 certificates
  2. Locked in Notes 8.5 on Mac
  3. Importing X.509 certificates into a Lotus Notes database
  4. HTTP GET requests in Mozilla's autoconfig (a.k.a. loving Open Source)
  5. adminspotting.net reviews my book
  6. Quickies
  7. Der helle Bahnsinn
  8. Mozilla Firefox and Netscape autoconfig
  9. Lotus C-API for Mac, where are thee?
  10. SSL certificate and PKI week
  11. Lotus Notes erreur du jour
  12. Geeky stuff on my desktop
  13. Perfect interface: telefone on Mac
  14. Why is this so bloody difficult to remember?
  15. Is this what job applications look like nowadays?
  16. Shrunk
  17. Wirtschaftskrise
  18. The Places We Live
  19. Spotlight on Lotus Notes

January 2009

  1. 63.96-bit Windows
  2. They listen
  3. My very first activation
  4. Bonjour
  5. BBsrptest is broke
  6. Wireless LAN on IPCop
  7. Protecting CGI resources on a Domino server
  8. Extremely slow
  9. Quote of the day
  10. Filesystem full on IPCop's CF card
  11. Boys have toys. Finally.
  12. Manage your network with BlackBerry
  13. Cathode is short
  14. Appliance building
  15. Another happy Mac user

2008 128

December 2008

  1. Pro Ubuntu Server Administration
  2. Lotus Notes/Domino Open Source?
  3. Quote of the day
  4. Is iFolder really dead?
  5. CentOS Directory Server
  6. A bit of feedback
  7. DNS tricks: query Wikipedia via the DNS
  8. The postman rang once
  9. Early Christmas presents

November 2008

  1. Hongkong time
  2. The Perdition IMAP (and POP-3) proxy
  3. HTTP header of the day
  4. Migrating users to Domino IMAP
  5. Alternative DNS Servers: Table of Contents
  6. Advanced Bash-Scripting Guide
  7. DokuVimKi
  8. 1.5 tonnes
  9. The Definitive Guide to Linux Network Programming
  10. Nanu? vier-null-vier bei Heise? (Oder doch anders entschieden?)
  11. Lotus Notes shared login
  12. Swim: cron-like SyncML for S60
  13. I sure hope this is worth it...
  14. A week in the life of a Lotus Notes Support Person
  15. One sunny day in January 2009
  16. Hintergrundseitenzuordnung
  17. Make money (with Inkscape)
  18. Financial crisis spam
  19. Exitop

October 2008

  1. Preisliste für IT Admins
  2. Know your clients: the window cleaner
  3. Question du jour
  4. Ubuntu Kung Fu
  5. A book in the making
  6. T wifi
  7. Promi gesichtet
  8. U3 sucks
  9. Got glose to it

September 2008

  1. Have young children? Educate, don't train them
  2. Does anybody care about `download estimators'?
  3. VirtualBox and iSCSI
  4. ReadyNAS NV+ with iSCSI
  5. Is Gmail getting a massage?
  6. Same as in real life...
  7. iPhone cake
  8. Effective terrorism - bring down 90% of the world's PCs
  9. Don't miss: heise-netze Konferenz 2008
  10. Password Notification
  11. Sicherheit, Mobilität, Archivierung
  12. Condom of the cloud
  13. I love Windows
  14. Dieselzuschlag?
  15. Boys have toys
  16. Happy Birthday GNU

August 2008

  1. I *don't* have new mail!
  2. Overheard in Duesseldorf
  3. Cleaning up old data
  4. LaTeX - Tobias Berndt
  5. Windows licence
  6. ungzip and suck
  7. Die haben aber viel Erfahrung!
  8. I doubt this will fulfill expectations
  9. A few statistics on the book
  10. Do the TSA people like sniffing dirty laundry?

July 2008

  1. Lua
  2. Lotus Domino attachment and object service
  3. T minus a bit
  4. I finally get OpenLDAP triggers!
  5. Software that really sucks: Acrobat Reader
  6. Like shit to a blanket
  7. Sleep soundly with JungleDisk and Amazon S3

June 2008

  1. Four chapters sealed
  2. Unix in a world-renowned software company?
  3. Alternative DNS Servers: The Table of Contents
  4. What I've (also) been doing lately
  5. Tumi & TSA
  6. Word of the day
  7. A piece of (Firefox) cake
  8. Pre-order now
  9. Will this stop the crashes?
  10. Slow to concert: Symphony
  11. Quote of the day
  12. The Book of IMAP

May 2008

  1. TeX/LaTeX on Mac OS X
  2. Automate SVG to EPS with subversion
  3. WikiTaxi: use a local copy of WikiPedia
  4. Unbound is released
  5. 978-0-9544529-9-5
  6. Spammers are improving
  7. Best book dedication ever

April 2008

  1. Monitoring a ReadyNAS NV+ with Nagios
  2. My new T-shirt
  3. How I got started with LaTeX
  4. E-mail signatures working again
  5. The Berkeley DB Book
  6. ReadyNas NV expansion
  7. Memorize this
  8. Oil pressure switch
  9. IBM Copyright Permission
  10. It's only a printout, for chrissakes!
  11. Bounce Address Tag Validation
  12. Difference between RAID 0 and RAID 1
  13. Revealed: inside Vista
  14. Hell froze over yesterday

March 2008

  1. Committed revision 201.
  2. The difference between "with" and "without"
  3. LDAP for Alternative DNS Servers
  4. xeyes revisited
  5. BES 4.something sp5 is now available
  6. Kb vs KB explained
  7. For posterity
  8. Alternative DNS Servers
  9. Quote of the day
  10. Don't judge a book by its cover
  11. Martin's printer

February 2008

  1. Lotus Notes message du jour
  2. It used to be entertaining
  3. You can't beat it
  4. TrueCrypt now has System Encryption

January 2008

  1. Quotes of the Day
  2. Made me cry
  3. If you want to write a book...
  4. Lost a few pages
  5. Skyline
  6. What is wrong with this message?
  7. Quote of the Month
  8. Writing
  9. 68 Unix/Linux-related Ebooks
  10. Thank you, but no thanks.

2007 300

December 2007

  1. In memoriam: Georg Langen
  2. Top utilities in 2007
  3. Overladen words of the year
  4. Precise time
  5. A tale of two upgrades
  6. You don't have to be a complete nerd
  7. All i want for christmas 2
  8. Need domains?
  9. Quote of the day
  10. Difference between a script and a program?
  11. Perish the thought
  12. Kostenlose E-Bücher

November 2007

  1. X.509/SSL Certificate prolongation
  2. Mulberry: FLOSS
  3. MySQL UDF and LDAP
  4. Don't change your password
  5. Webserver Streik?
  6. Consumer Appliances for "Grown-Ups"
  7. Need more space
  8. OpenLDAP Guide
  9. You want small® LDAP server?

October 2007

  1. Quote of the month
  2. Gerne geschehen
  3. 43?
  4. The mysterious Domino crash
  5. weisste was mich aufregt?
  6. Lower your TTL!
  7. BlackBerry's built-in RSS feed-reader
  8. Typoblogging
  9. Time for commitments
  10. What happened to the red screen?
  11. DNS, DNS and more DNS

September 2007

  1. Philip Hazel takes his leave
  2. Arrow keys, or HJKL ?
  3. Quote of the day
  4. Outliner: The Guide
  5. Drawing boxes and things
  6. Exchange or Notes/Domino replacement?
  7. What the world really needs: RFC 3285
  8. The state of OpenLDAP
  9. Connaissez vous MAPI?
  10. Wetmail
  11. Lotus Expeditor overview
  12. web2ldap
  13. Cheers to LDAP and Open source projects
  14. BIND DLZ
  15. Apache Directory Studio
  16. The morning after
  17. NTUA, Efficiency and Samba
  18. LDAPcon Wrapup
  19. LDAP Triggers
  20. I will not...
  21. Directory proxying and virtualization
  22. Schema Design
  23. OpenLDAP 2.4
  24. Live from LDAPcon
  25. Directory Backbone
  26. ApacheDS
  27. ACL Design & Directory Design
  28. Lots of LDAP the next two days
  29. Console: a tabbed command line for Windows
  30. Mail-reorganization
  31. Growl
  32. Bleichstrasse

August 2007

  1. Neudeutsch fuer "Bundestrojaner" ?
  2. More pain with attachments
  3. Lotus Notes: the missing attachment
  4. HTML Entities
  5. Clever question
  6. 10.0.12.1
  7. <title />
  8. Mttwtf
  9. BlackBerry: a bit of peace and quiet
  10. e-Mail, where art thou from?
  11. Hear hear!
  12. Notes (Under?) Construction
  13. Quote of the Day
  14. Mind Mapping
  15. @GetField("X-Something") ?
  16. Poor reputation?
  17. Regular Expressions Cheat Sheet
  18. Namazu: a Full-Text Search Engine
  19. deepOfix Mail Server
  20. Adventurous?
  21. The Better Windows Command-Line
  22. Redundant setup with additional hot standby
  23. Web Server System Calls
  24. Too much?
  25. Better Safe than Sorry
  26. LDAP Authentication for VMware Server
  27. Clamd & Nagios
  28. Which Editor do you Use?
  29. Quote of the Day
  30. Nokia BL-5C battery
  31. Clever File-Renaming
  32. RSS to IMAP: Newspipe
  33. don't put Exchange there
  34. Resecured, Rewritten and Reproxied
  35. Copying Windows
  36. Phishing Signatures
  37. Copper in Bangladesh
  38. ABC: An Introduction to E-mail Management
  39. Why Not?
  40. Using Domino Mail from Unix/Linux

July 2007

  1. LDAPcon
  2. Exim Course
  3. Simple Home Remedies
  4. 20 to Exim
  5. Figlet
  6. Large Small Print
  7. OpenXML/ODF Converters
  8. Breaking News: All Online Data Lost After Internet Crash
  9. Window Geometries
  10. Under Six Weeks
  11. Your computer will be more reliable
  12. Support via NNTP
  13. Message of the Day
  14. Intrinsic Differences
  15. Write This Down
  16. 7635497415

June 2007

  1. The Clock
  2. Editing LDAP with vi
  3. Have Windows? Want Ubuntu?
  4. Flickr Map
  5. back-ldap: pagedResults and Outlook
  6. Skype
  7. OpenLDAP on Windows
  8. UPS Tracking
  9. The Tao of Backup
  10. Three Years Later
  11. nss_ldapd
  12. T-Umlaute
  13. Safari on Windows: Where are the Certificates?
  14. Coming to your Neighborhood Bookstore
  15. IMAP in Notes 7.0.2
  16. Lotus Notes Uses GINA for Single-Signon
  17. Confused About Lotus Notes Passwords
  18. Back
  19. HAI WORLD

May 2007

  1. Quote of the Day
  2. Boosting MailScanner with ClamAV on Busy Servers
  3. Not Getting What You Pay For
  4. ILUG2007 Goodies
  5. Do I Smell Birthday Cake?
  6. Portable HTTP Requests in Notes
  7. Lotus Museum
  8. Ridiculous? Yes.
  9. ILUG: Red Screen?
  10. I Have to getmail
  11. Spruch des Tages
  12. Encrypting Bacula Backups
  13. Why Does This Crash a Domino Server?
  14. Note to Self: Don't Over-Automate
  15. Joke for the Day
  16. Gravatar Still Unwell
  17. CAcert Certificates
  18. Silent Nexthaus Updates
  19. Mail Footers: Sometimes Not
  20. BlackBerry 8700g With OS 4.2.1
  21. PAM: Utilizing User's Credentials
  22. Replace mail by nail (Heirloom mailx)
  23. Esther Schindler's "ABCs of Email"
  24. A Year of Mail in Far East
  25. Table Booked for Tonight's Dinner
  26. Boys Need Toys: BlackBerry 8300 Curve
  27. Mobile Web Server: Apache on a S60 Phone (Nokia N70)
  28. Going Mobile is Much too Difficult!
  29. Directory Benchmarks: OpenLDAP Stands Out
  30. Lost Liners
  31. Backup in a Small Office/Home Office

April 2007

  1. Unwatched X11 Server
  2. Experiments with iSCSI
  3. 1st International Conference on LDAPv3
  4. NOWS Demo
  5. Don't Try This at Home
  6. Create & Modify launchd Property Files with Lingon
  7. The Real Reason for Global Warming
  8. Questions to DAD
  9. Mutt as Anti-Spam and Anti-Malware Tool
  10. Kindergarten @ Zoo
  11. How Did They Format It?
  12. Do They Also Have Gnome Lightbulbs?
  13. The OpenCD
  14. Look at the Numbers!
  15. Using Samba as File Server for VMware Player
  16. Novell Open Workgroup Suite
  17. Bacula in a SOHO
  18. Universum Science Center Bremen
  19. Stupid Email Disclaimers
  20. Backup & Recovery
  21. WordPress 2.1.3
  22. ODF vs. OOXML
  23. Location-Based (Geo-)DNS in a Private Network
  24. Exim Course & Conference

March 2007

  1. 10 Buzzwords
  2. MailScanner Custom Functions: A Small Tutorial
  3. Regular Expressions
  4. Footers on Email with MailScanner
  5. Xming: X Window System for Win32
  6. Skip Notes 7 and Wait for 8?
  7. Using TrueCrypt on CentOS
  8. The Business Case for Open Source
  9. Not Good
  10. Have You Seen The News?
  11. Pro Open Source Mail
  12. Reminder: Next Saturday
  13. Pictures From The Sky
  14. Novell GroupWise
  15. Document Backup
  16. Very First Notes 8 Beta2 Impressions
  17. Lotus Notes 8 Beta 2
  18. OpenSUSE Survey: A or B? Yes
  19. Thai Tonight
  20. TCP/IP on a BlackBerry 8707v?
  21. Can You Hear Me?
  22. Scribd Online Library
  23. Der Anfang vom Ende
  24. HTTPS Resources with Perl's LWP
  25. To Upgrade or Not to Upgrade?
  26. Don't Drink and Blog
  27. MTA Comparison
  28. My CLI Toolbox: curl/libcurl

February 2007

  1. jump.cgi: A Poor Man's MailJump for DWA (iNotes)
  2. Gone Fishing
  3. Shutdown Day
  4. Using LDAP as an Address Book
  5. Wallpaper, Gentlemen?
  6. ILUG 2007
  7. SyncJE for BlackBerry now at 2.10
  8. Iterm
  9. It is Depressing
  10. I Can't Find It...
  11. The Chief Architect on OpenLDAP 2.4
  12. How is Your Project?
  13. Apple
  14. Supporting an Unsupportable Supporter
  15. Name "magic" with BES on Lotus Domino
  16. Duesseldorf Flughafen Yok!
  17. Relocating a Mail Provider
  18. Helpdesk
  19. Paprikaspalten mit Sardellen
  20. Modern Ruins
  21. Akismet
  22. Wort des Tages
  23. Net-LDAPapi
  24. Importing an SSL Cert into SAP
  25. What a Mess
  26. Stoppt die Vorratsdatenspeicherung!
  27. Der Schwachsinn Stimmt
  28. NeoOffice
  29. Another Darwin Award?
  30. 2.1
  31. The Definitive Guide to SUSE Linux Enterprise Server
  32. Does Google Worry?
  33. Adium

January 2007

  1. Great StinkPad Software
  2. Four-Way SyncML (Almost)
  3. Neulich im ICE
  4. Don't Apologize, Just Move Along!
  5. Using iNotes' Person Documents
  6. Screenshot of the Day
  7. Debugging Dreaded Distributed Duplicates
  8. Vicks / Vick / Wick
  9. Risky Business
  10. Lotus notes.ini on your BlackBerry
  11. Asking for Help
  12. Utilizing SyncML Data to Feed iCal
  13. Quote Of The Day
  14. Es Wird Windig
  15. Firmware Update for Nokia Mobile Phones
  16. Writer's Block
  17. Import root Certificate Authority to Nokia N70 Mobile Phone
  18. From my Inbox: Open Source MTA with Push Mail?
  19. Nexthaus SyncJE for BlackBerry
  20. Application Settings on BlackBerry Lost During Upgrade
  21. Whatever You're Looking For...
  22. My CLI Toolbox
  23. My CLI Toolbox: dl/describe
  24. Linux Kernel in a Nutshell
  25. A New Switch in the SoHo
  26. iCoffee on iKeyboard
  27. Custom Whitelisting for MailScanner
  28. Boys Need Toys
  29. Pro Novell Open Enterprise Server
  30. MI5 Threat-Level Mailing List
  31. Don't Blur: Use Black
  32. Whitelisting for MailScanner
  33. The World's Mail Servers: A Statistic
  34. Reading RSS Feeds on a BlackBerry: piconews
  35. Poor Blogger
  36. Vi
  37. The Time Has Come...
  38. Quite Embarassing
  39. (__!__)
  40. The Lotus Notes Addressbook (NAB) Needs Work
  41. Apropos Lotus Address Books...
  42. The Good Old Days
  43. Encrypted Meeting
  44. Connectivity After Quake is Better
  45. Exchanging Large Files

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