WordPress, HungryFEED and (french) accented words.

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Last time I moved my (WordPress) Web site, I started from scratch ; mostly because I did a lot of testings on the previous instance. Anyway… On the “News” page, I use the HungryFEED plugin to aggregate on a single page the few RSS feeds I daily read. Some are written in English and some are French. Since I moved the WP instance, the accented words were messy.

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SOGo: backend on Debian, Web frontend on NetBSD

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Learn more about SOGo here . Quickly sumed up, SOGo is a kind of middleware that will provide Web, CalDAV and CardDAV access to you e-mail and web clients. You can check my NetBSD and OpenBSD articles to see how to build the backend Mail/Directory/SQL services. Once this is done, you can plug SOGo on to this architecture and provide E-Mail, Calendar, AddressBook to your users via mobile phones and mail clients. I’ll describe here how to setup the sogod backend onto Debian GNU/Linux and the Web frontend onto NetBSD.

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flashcode, vous allez aimer vous faire flasher.

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Non il n’est pas question ici d’excès de vitesse ; encore que. Un flashcode, qu’est-ce-que c’est ? Dans un premier temps, Flashcode, c’est une marque. Mais bon, on dit tous “j’ai plus rien dans mon frigo”… Le flashcode, c’est une image représentant des informations ; de la même manière qu’un code-barre au dos d’un paquet de céréales. Ok… et donc, ça sert à quoi ?

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Debian Linux, from DHCP to static IP

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Switching from DHCP to static IP on a Debian system requires only a few steps:

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Debian Lenny on NetBSD/xen

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Debian Lenny is one of my favorite Linux Distribution (when I have to run Linux… ;) Here’s how to install and run a Lenny domU under a NetBSD/xen dom0 installation. My dom0 is running NetBSD 5.1_STABLE/amd64 and Xen version 3.3.2. The domU will be running Debian GNU/Linux 5.0 (i386).

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