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Zugschluß is the German word for a train's tail signal which plays an important role in railroad safety systems. With its 8bit char removed and truncated to [[IRCnet]]'s former 9 character limit, Zugschlus has become my nickname for most of my network related activities since 2000. Zugschluss is the German word for a train's tail signal which plays an important role in railroad safety systems. Truncated to [[IRCnet]]'s former 9 character limit, Zugschlus has become my nickname for most of my network related activities since the Millennium.
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I have been a DebianDeveloper since 2001. Besides being maintainer for a number of less important packages, I am member of the maintainer team for some other and more important packages, most prominently [[PkgAdduser|adduser]], the script Debian uses to create user accounts, and [[PkgExim4|exim4]], the default MTA for Debian sarge. I became a DebianDeveloper in 2001. I am maintainer of a number of less important packages, and member of the maintainer team for some other and more important packages, most prominently [[sudo|sudo]], [[https://tracker.debian.or/aide|aide]] and [[https://tracker.debian.org/atop|atop]]. In the past, I have contributed to [[PkgAdduser|adduser]], the script Debian uses to create user accounts, and [[PkgExim4|exim4]], Debian's default MTA since the Sarge release.
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 * http://www.zugschlus.de/ is my [[http://www.zugschlus.de/|home page]]
 * http://blog.zugschlus.de/ is my [[http://blog.zugschlus.de/|blog]]. I mainly blog in German (sorry) but the category Debian-English has some articles about Debian in English language. Pleased note that Debian-English is currently not syndicated on [[http://planet.debian.org/|Planet Debian]] because of unresolvable incompatibilities between my blog hosting service and the Planet software causing a lot of duplicates showing up.
 * https://www.zugschlus.de/ is my private [[http://www.zugschlus.de/|home page]]
 * https://blog.zugschlus.de/ is my [[http://blog.zugschlus.de/|blog]]. I mainly blog in German (sorry) but the category Debian-English has some articles about Debian in English language. Pleased note that Debian-English is currently not syndicated on [[http://planet.debian.org/|Planet Debian]].
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 * on IRC as Zugschlus on [[http://www.ircnet.org/|IRCnet]] (and sometimes on [[http://freenode.net/|freenode]] and [[http://oftc.net/|oftc]] as well). Please note that I refuse to register on freenode, so please refrain from querying me there - I cannot answer.
 * on ICQ (252520118).
 * on IRC as Zugschlus on [[http://www.ircnet.org/|IRCnet]] (and sometimes on [[http://oftc.net/|oftc]] as well).
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 * I am also reachable by a number of Instant Messengers (including Signal, Telegram and the unavoidable WhatsApp) listed on [[https://www.incluesion.de/impressum|my business web page.]]
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== visitor comments ==
Hello,
I have substantially modified the ModuleAssistantHints page (As i agreed that m-a deserves better promotion), then renamed it ModuleAssistant (as there were no other m-a page). I hope your comfortable with those changes, otherwise, your modification are welcome. -- @SIG

Zugschlus

Marc "Zugschlus" Haber

Zugschluss is the German word for a train's tail signal which plays an important role in railroad safety systems. Truncated to ?IRCnet's former 9 character limit, Zugschlus has become my nickname for most of my network related activities since the Millennium.

I became a DebianDeveloper in 2001. I am maintainer of a number of less important packages, and member of the maintainer team for some other and more important packages, most prominently sudo, aide and atop. In the past, I have contributed to adduser, the script Debian uses to create user accounts, and exim4, Debian's default MTA since the Sarge release.

Take a look at my Packages Overview

How to find me on the Network

For bi-directional communication, you can reach me using one of the following media:

Zugschlus' Helper Scripts

I intend to publish some of my helper scripts that are too small to form a "real" Debian package here real soon now.

  • package-pool-helper, a collection of easy scripts that are used to manage a local package pool
  • makekernel, a collection of scripts to build Linux kernels using Debian's kernel-package with some bells and whistles including automatic module packages build and dependency helpers that allow automatic upgrades even across kernel versions.
  • debinterdiff, a script which builds an interdiff between the last two versions of a source package. This script is quite helpful in managing backports.
  • chroot-helper, a collection of scripts that are helpful in working with chroots for package development, building and testing.
  • editchanges, a script that allows editing the local changelog of the system with some safety and auditing bells and whistles.

  • muttdebbug, a script that calls up a bug report's mbox in mutt and configures mutt in a way that replying and forwarding is quite easy and powerful.
  • The Zg2ShellStartup page shows some useful things I have implemented in my shell startup files to make things easier. That includes a scheme to easily build the appropriate contents of ~/.ssh automatically.

Zugschlus' Nifty Admin Tricks

This future page will contain a list of the admin tricks I use on my server systems to easy my daily work. The following list gives an overview about what will be described here RSN.

  • cron-apt
  • checkrestart
  • apt-listchanges
  • apt-listbugs
  • aide
  • sshd configuration
  • installation
  • the partitioning scheme used on my systems, LVM, mountpoint handling, backups etc.
  • using policy-rc.d to stop freshly installed packages from starting their daemons immediately

Random Stuff

Incomplete List of Wiki Pages I feel responsible for