Peter van der Does petervanderdoes

Intro

These are files I use for creating Ubuntu Packages. It's a semi automated system, including docker images for building the packages.

Layout

My general directory for packaging is /d1/development/packaging.
Each package has it's own directory, as an example I'll be using Dovecot.
The directory /d1/development/packaging contains the file build_package.
In the directory /d1/development/packaging/dovecot, there are three directories bin, source, upstream.

Intro

Normally the Jetbrains applications store their config and system in a directory in your home directory. That's fine except when you run out of space in your home directory, or they change the directory with an upgrade. For example, when you upgrade PhpStorm from 2016.3 to 2017.1, the config directory and systems directory changes as well. This means that 2017.1 doesn't have the plugins you installed with 2016.3

Somewhere buried deep in the knowledge base is an article that explains how you can fix this but putting it out here makes it easier to find.

Instructions

These instructions are written for Ubuntu, if you run another distro the locations and files might be different.

I'm assuming you config and system directory will be stored in /d1/config/{JetBrains App}/

What is this

My home IP changes every now and then, I never had this problem with the many years I had Comcast but now with FIOS it happened three times in less than two months. Of course the IP change always happen in the middle of the night.

I have a server running outside my home network. If my home IP changes it can be problematic for several programs running on the server, mostly mail but also the ability to SSH to the server. I would have to log in to the server through the web interface, acknowledge the new IP is me, change the IP in several configuration files, and then restart the services.

I rather do this automatically :)

Requirements

Your home IP must be registered with a dynamic DNS service.

Instructions

The files are made for systems with systemd. The instructions are written with Ubuntu 16.04 in mind. Your file locations may vary.

Installation

Become root
Create the service files in lib/systemd/system
Change <user> in the Sonarr service file to the approriate user.

Install for Linux

Copy the file userChrome.css to ~/.mozilla/firefox/YOURPROFILE/chrome

Replace YOURPROFILE with the right directory. The directory chrome might not exist, you should create it.

Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

I am petervanderdoes on github.
I am petervanderdoes (https://keybase.io/petervanderdoes) on keybase.
I have a public key whose fingerprint is 6637 415B 7945 CE1E 7DE1 111D 26C7 8337 E853 0D1E

To claim this, I am signing this object:

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	# $Log: dovecot,v $
	# Revision 1.18 2010/09/18 17:41:00 stefan
	# ignore: ssl-build-param
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	# Revision 1.17 2009/06/02 14:48:06 mike
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	# Check health of ZFS volumes and drives. On any faults send email. In FreeBSD
	# 10 there is supposed to be a ZFSd daemon to monitor the health of the ZFS
	# pools. For now, in FreeBSD 9, we will make our own checks and run this script

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