There is no column with name 'auto_id' on table 'oc_files_trash'.

#perl -i.bak -pe 'BEGIN{undef $/;} s/#SOPS.+?#END_SOPS//smg' ${BASE}/.git/hooks/pre-commit

M-audio fast track ultra 8R

cia roms to be installed on 3DS

streaming volley

use ai-rcade to start games from archive.org in MAME

xss-lock and systemd power management scripts

utilisation de build-key pour générer les clés des clients

en cas de défaillance ou absence du réseau wifi à répéter, basculer sur un AP simple

Create a fallback 'AP-only' configuration -

cp /etc/config/wireless /etc/config/wireless_AP

Edit /etc/config/wireless_AP, delete the wifi-interface section containing the STA definition, and save.
Edit /etc/config/wireless adding a new section and save -

config wifi-repeater 'STA_name'
    option interface wwan # this is also the value of 'option network XXXX' in the STA section
    option wait 15

Create a directory for the script -

mkdir /usr/local/bin

Place the script in /usr/local/bin/revert_to_AP.sh -

#!/bin/sh
# Restore wireless access to the local AP for STA (Client) failures (association or login) with a remote AP (revert to 'AP-only') configuration.
. /usr/share/libubox/jshn.sh
local _rc _sta_err
let _sta_err++
json_init
json_load $(ubus -S call network.interface."$2" status)
json_get_var _rc up
while  [ $_rc = 0 ] || [ $ACTION = ifdown -a $_rc = 0 ]
    do
        if [ $((_sta_err * 3)) -ge $1 ]; then
            cp /etc/config/wireless /etc/config/wireless_AP+STA
            cp /etc/config/wireless_AP /etc/config/wireless
            wifi down
            wifi up
            sleep 3
            mv -f /etc/config/wireless_AP+STA /etc/config/wireless
            break
        fi
        sleep 3
        json_load $(ubus -S call network.interface."$2" status)
        json_get_var _rc up
        let ++_sta_err
    done
json_cleanup

N.B. the script will unconditionally restore the AP + STA configuration because it detects and recovers from all failures.

Place this filter script in /etc/hotplug.d/net/99-recover-STA -

#!/bin/sh
logger -t DEBUG -s "hotplug (net): action='$ACTION' devicename='$DEVICENAME' devname='$DEVNAME' devpath='$DEVPATH' product='$PRODUCT' type='$TYPE' interface='$INTERFACE'"

. /usr/share/libubox/jshn.sh
local _wwan _wait _device _up
_wwan=$(uci -q get wireless.STA_name.interface)
[ -z "$_wwan" ] && _wwan=wwan # <-- a popular name for 'repeater STAs'
_wait=$(uci -q get wireless.STA_name.wait)
[ -z "$_wait" ] && _wait=15
json_init
# the interface is known but not the device
json_load $(ubus -S call network.interface."$_wwan" status)
# the update to the ubus object might be delayed...
json_get_var _up up
[ "$_up" = 0 ] && sleep $_wait && json_load $(ubus -S call network.interface."$_wwan" status)
# extract the device that is hosting the STA interface
json_get_var _device device
json_cleanup
if [ $_device -a "$ACTION" = add -a "$INTERFACE" = "$_device" ]; then
    /bin/sh /usr/local/bin/revert_to_AP.sh $_wait $_wwan
fi

Place this filter script in /etc/hotplug.d/iface/99-recover-STA -

#!/bin/sh
logger -t DEBUG "hotplug (iface): action='$ACTION' devicename='$DEVICENAME' devname='$DEVNAME' devpath='$DEVPATH' product='$PRODUCT' type='$TYPE' interface='$INTERFACE'"

local _wwan _wait
_wwan=$(uci -q get wireless.STA_name.interface)
[ -z "$_wwan" ] && _wwan=wwan # <-- a popular name for 'repeater STAs'
_wait=$(uci -q get wireless.STA_name.wait)
[ -z "$_wait" ] && _wait=15
if [ "$ACTION" = ifdown -a "$INTERFACE" = "$_wwan" ]; then
    /bin/sh /usr/local/bin/revert_to_AP.sh $_wait $_wwan
fi

Kaniko

dotfiles manager

modification timeout rétro éclairage clavier

sudo bash -c 'echo "60s" > /sys/class/leds/dell\:\:kbd_backlight/stop_timeout'

TLDR if you use Ubuntu 19.10 or 20.04:

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:berglh/pulseaudio-a2dp

sudo apt update

sudo apt install pulseaudio-modules-bt libldac

TLDR if you use Ubuntu 18.04, 18.10, or 19.04:

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:eh5/pulseaudio-a2dp

sudo apt-get update

sudo apt-get install pulseaudio libavcodec58 libldac pulseaudio-modules-bt

Reboot and enjoy much better sound. You may also need to make sure it is actually using AAC:

Connect the headset, go to the bluetooth panel and set the Audio Profile to a2p_sink_aac