Le one liner qu'il est bien :D
openssl req -x509 -nodes -days 365 -newkey rsa:2048 -keyout mysitename.key -out mysitename.crt

un module qu'il a l'air bien pour un blog qu'il est bien :)

un blog en pluxml qui est bien foutu, je note de m'en inspirer :D

a tester, je l'ai mis sur meuh mais ça a finit par me gaver :D

a tester, voir si ça peut remplacer systemtap

tdl à tester

a tester - pret à l'usage sur meuh

A tester

a faire quand j'aurais un ssd :p

via sebsauvage

nice

Ben voilà un bon article !

awesome vidz :)

Il a l'air pas mal ce prompt

Faut vraiment que je me lance dans python

tiré de : https://nexen.mkdir.fr/shaarli-river/network.php
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nice, thx blue

The first column corresponds to the status of a package. How to interpret this status.
Status of every package is represented by three characters xxx

Let’s explore each of the character signify.

First character: The possible value for the first character. The first character signifies the desired state, like we (or some user) is marking the package for installation

u: Unknown (an unknown state)
i: Install (marked for installation)
r: Remove (marked for removal)
p: Purge (marked for purging)
h: Hold

Second Character: The second character signifies the current state, whether it is installed or not. The possible values are

n: Not- The package is not installed
i: Inst – The package is successfully installed
c: Cfg-files – Configuration files are present
u: Unpacked- The package is stilled unpacked
f: Failed-cfg- Failed to remove configuration files
h: Half-inst- The package is only partially installed
W: trig-aWait
t: Trig-pend

Let’s move to the third character
Third Character: This corresponds to the error state. The possible value include

R: Reinst-required The package must be installed.

Now you can easily interpret what ii, pn and rc correspond to.

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