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        <description>Welcome! This wiki contains mainly articles about IT, linux, hardware, opensource, hacking, networking, etc.. but the content-type is really free.

Also, I will publish here scripts and programs I make, and there are pages for projects I'm working on.
All the published code is, while not differently specified, under the GPL Public License.</description>
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The luks-tools package contains various utilities for working with LUKS-protected filesystems. HAL uses these utilities to automatically mount encrypted volumes when they are attached to a system, provided the user can produce the correct passphrase. These utilities are written as separate programs to allow MAC systems like SELinux to have fine-grained control over them.</description>
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        <description>This tutorial is about how to set up a crypted partition on linux using dmcrypt. 

Of course, you can use either fisical partitions or files using a loopback device.

Loopback or partition?

A loopback means that you have a file that is on a partition that you then mount using a special device called a loopback. The loop device then acts as a normal block device transforming your file into just another hard disk :)</description>
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        <title>projects:drupal:poppost - created</title>
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        <description>What is

POPPost is a module for Drupal that watches a POP3 mailbox and creates nodes from incoming emails.


How it works

Mail reading is scheduled by cron. Every time it runs:

	*  connects to the mailbox and download new mails
	*  parse mails using mimemail to extract content: headers, parts, attachments, ...
	*  saves the content of the mail in a table (useful for debugging, but can be avoided in future)
	*  if the mail matches some conditions, create a node
	*  mark the mail as processed i…</description>
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        <description>Web Stuff

	*  PHP Music Manager - a tool to manage (and share on a LAN) your music collection..
	*  jQuery Flot editabletab - a client-side generation of graphs reading data from an editable table
	*  jQuery SysInfo - a system information retreiver using jQuery and Flot to generate dynamic graphs</description>
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        <description>Purpose

This script allows you to rename files using graphical windows instead of pure &quot;mv&quot; command line.
It's useful to fastly rename a quite large amount of files without rewriting their names.

It could use any dialog-compatible dialog windows generator.. I'm using ncurses 'dialog' now, 'cause I like it, but you can adjust the DIALOG variable to use the program you like (eg. Xdialog, gdialog, kdialog, zenity, ...) 

NOTE: Some programs as kdialog use different option parameters, so please ta…</description>
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        <title>mobilephones:motorola_linux</title>
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        <description>Intro

This page is abuot managing Motorola mobile phones with linux. 

If you're looking for how to install linux on your phone or wich motorola phones runs natively linux-based firmware, see linux_on_motorola.

Connect the phone

Via-cable

I use a standard mini-usb cable to connect my L6 to the computer.. I don't know which are other cables used by motorola phones. 

To talk with the phone, we need the cdc-acm module compiled in the kernel</description>
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        <description>whois

I'm an italian hacker, doing any kind of experiment on hardware and software, and founder/maintainer of hackzine.org


contacts

	*  Homepage: &lt;http://hackzine.org&gt;
	*  Email: redshadow at hackzine.org
	*  Jabber IM: redshadow at hackzine.org
	*  MSN Messenger: redshadowhack at gmail.com</description>
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        <title>projects:jquery-sysinfo</title>
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        <description>A simple tool to view system informations (such as uname, uptime, cpu/mem usage, active processes, etc.) using jQuery and FLOT to generate client-side dynamic graphs.
It is in a very-alpha state, with only a few sensors available, but the idea is to create something between gkrellm and munin, with both historical info (maybe graphs will be then generated server-side using a graphic library such as LibGD) and current-status dynamic graphs.</description>
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