Sun, Nov 12, 2023
Heute habe ich mal meine RSS Feeds genauer unter die Lupe genommen und ein paar Anpassungen vorgenommen. Es wird nun ein Volltext-Feed und wie bisher ein gekürzter Feed mit Teasern generiert. Bisher dachte ich, dass mit Hugo automatisch ein Volltext-Feed generiert wird. Aber dem war nicht so.
Zum Glück kann man das ändern. Dazu habe ich
Das wars.
Wed, Sep 27, 2023
Nach dem Update auf Debian 12 funktionieren die selbst angelegten logcheck Regeln nicht mehr. Das liegt daran, dass du nun hochpräzise Zeitstempel in den Logs genutzt werden.
Die eigenen Regeln kann man mit einem Befehl für das neue Format einfach konvertieren. Als root muss folgendes Kommando ausgeführt werden:
for rule in /etc/logcheck/*.d*/local-*; do sed --in-place --regexp-extended 's,^\^((\\w|\[\[:alpha:\]\])\{3\} \[ :(0-9|\[:digit:\])\]\{11\}),^(\1|[0-9T:.+-]{32}),' "$rule" ; done
Dabei muss der Ausdruck für die Dateipfade /etc/logcheck/*.d*/local-* an die eigenen Dateinamen der Regeln angepasst werden. Bei mir beginnen sie mit 01-, sodass ich diese Stelle auf /etc/logcheck/*.d*/01-* abgeändert habe.
Die Regel habe ich auch noch auf die postgrey Dateien angewendet, weil diese noch den alten Zeitstempel unterstützt haben und nicht auch den neuen.
Tue, Nov 22, 2022
Namespaces in logseq are as simple as using a slash in the page’s title. If you have worked with namespaces in a logseq version, which is lower than v0.8.9, you should migrate your existing pages according to the “New file name rules”. These rules are mentioned almost at the end of release note. Otherwise you might notice some weird behaviour with the pages in a namespace.
The migration via GUI can be found in logseq: Settings → Advanced → File name format and there is an Edit button, which should be clicked and the instructions in the popup window need to be followed. In your logseq graph this will rename all pages with a slash, where the slash will be replace by three underscores.
Fri, May 6, 2022
This blog post describes how to create a POI (Point Of Interest) layer in OsmAnd. The layer highlights all locations of a specific POI type, e.g. table tennis locations, toilets, bicycle repair stations.
tl;dr: There is a German version of this post fitting in one Mastodon toot.
Add a custom POI layer ⚓
Start OsmAnd ⚓
At first you need to start OsmAnd of course.
Create a POI filter ⚓
Open the main menu of OsmAnd. That is the burger menu in the bottom left.
Select the Configure Map option.
Open POI overlays ⚓
Select the POI overlay… option.
Search for custom POI type ⚓
Now you see a lot of POI categories, which you could already use. To create a custom category open the Search.
Enter the custom type of POI you want to display, e.g. bicycle repair station and select the first search search result.
Create a custom filter ⚓
Select the filter button right next to text Show bicycle repair station on the map.
You are in the view to create a customized filter now. You could enable different options here, which are depending on the type of POI. I want to see all bicycle repair stations, which are mapped in OpenStreetMap.org. So i do not enable any option here.
Open the kebab menu.
Select the only option Save filter.
Enter a custom name or leave it as is and select Save.
Enable custom POI layer ⚓
Use you back key or back gesture to go back to map.
Open the POI overlay view again.
Now, you can see the option Bicycle repair station. This represents the filter we have just created. Select it. (I do not know why it is displayed twice. I select the first option.)
Our custom POI overlay is active now.
Explore the map ⚓
You can see all bicycle repair stations being mapped in OpenStreetMap. Before and after:
Add data to the map ⚓
Of course it is possible to add more POIs to the map. You can directly add the data on OpenStreetMap.org.
It is easier to use a specialized editor to add POIs you know. I can recommend Mapcomplete. It provides different themes for different types of POIs. For example, there is a theme for adding bicycle infrastructure (incl. repair stations) or toilets or table tennis.
When you have added data to OpenStreetMap, be sure to wait for the map data update in OsmAnd. Map data is usually captured at the first day of the month. In the following days the update files are created and deployed. So, the worst case in waiting time is for data being added on the second day of the month, where you would have to wait more than a month to get the updated map data.
If you have got OsmAnd+, you could enable Live Updates for your region in order to get the map updates earlier.
Multiple POI layers ⚓
In the POI overlay view there is an option, where you can select multiple POI types to be displayed. Select the multiple check marks in the bottom left.
