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Upgrading from Debian 8 (Jessie) to Debian 9 (Stretch) will retain the old interface names (eth0, eth1). This was intentionally done to provide a path of least disruption when it came to upgrades. New installations will automatically use the new naming convention.
If you’d rather migrate to the new interface names, remove the following file:
/etc/systemd/network/99-default.link
Then edit /etc/network/interfaces accordingly with the new interface name.
If you've recently upgraded to Elasticsearch 2.0 and Logstash 2.0, you may find that Logstash is no longer able to create indexes in Elasticsearch, as evidenced by the following error in the Elasticsearch logs. [code … [Continue reading]
For some reason which I can not fathom, both the Minecraft and Terraria News pages are not RSS capable. Thanks to Feed43, I bring you the RSS feeds for both! Just plug the below feeds into your favourite RSS reader and away you go. Minecraft … [Continue reading]
HGFS is an awesome little tool that lets you expose chosen folders on your Mac to a VM. This allows you to develop on your Mac and test content from your VM without having to first transfer files between your host system and the VM. Problem is the … [Continue reading]
[2015-05-05] Updated with 7.0.5 I’ve built a Zend OPcache package for PHP 5.4 that comes with Debian Wheezy due to the simple fact that there just isn’t one out there. The package will place the precompiled PHP extension (amd64) into the right … [Continue reading]