latex_overfull_parser.py reads a LaTeX .log file and lists
Overfull \hbox warnings with the source file, source line, amount in
points, and log line.
Run it from the directory containing the LaTeX source and log:
This script UC96_logger reads the Bluetooth data from the
that appears as a Bluetooth gadget as UC96_SPP.
The script is in Python, and it should run fine in a GNU/Linux operating system.
Two Python classes that rotate log files and compress them
| #!/bin/bash | |
| # Script used to debug sub-processes launched via sys.executable | |
| # We replace sys.executable with this script, which inserts code | |
| # that starts debugging before the users's module is invoked. | |
| # The command line contains the file name to debug and its arguments | |
| # The debugger is configured using the following envs: | |
| # |
| obj-m := nct6775-core.o | |
| nct6775-objs := nct6775-platform.o | |
| obj-$(CONFIG_SENSORS_NCT6775) += nct6775.o | |
| ## this is not currently compiled | |
| #obj-$(CONFIG_SENSORS_NCT6775_I2C) += nct6775-i2c.o |
rsyslog can send logs to a remote server, encrypted with TLS (to avoid tampering and MIM attacks);
but generating certificates can be difficult; enters letsencrypt to save the day.
Currently the module imtcp seems to have a bug [1] so we use relp
We assume Ubuntu or Debian below. All commands are to be done as root, or using sudo