Ever tried to transcode into H.264 using ffmpeg in Debian Lenny just to end up with this message
Unknown encoder ‘libx264′
Here is how you solve the problem:
dpkg -i debian-multimedia-keyring_2008.10.16_all.debapt-get update and apt-get upgradeapt-get install libx264 ffmpeg or apt-get --reinstall install libx264 ffmpegGood luck!
Currently there is a lack of good documentation about how to configure pure-ftpd in Debian and Ubuntu. It’s easy to find information about the command-line flags for pure-ftpd but in Debian you are supposed to use files in the /etc/pure-ftpd/conf directory. Information about what filenames to use and what they should contain is hard to find, so here is a list that translates the command-line flag to filenames.
Not all files requires a contents, it’s sufficient if you just “touch” it. See the pure-ftpd documentation for details about the flag values.
| Flag | Filename | Value |
|---|---|---|
| -W | AllowAnonymousFXP | |
| -z | AllowDotFiles | |
| -w | AllowUserFXP | |
| -O %s | AltLog | string |
| -t %s | AnonymousBandwidth | range |
| -M | AnonymousCanCreateDirs | |
| -i | AnonymousCantUpload | |
| -e | AnonymousOnly | |
| -q %d:%d | AnonymousRatio | range |
| -s | AntiWarez | |
| -r | AutoRename | |
| -S %s | Bind | string |
| -b | BrokenClientsCompatibility | |
| -o | CallUploadScript | |
| -A | ChrootEveryone | |
| -j | CreateHomeDir | |
| -Z | CustomerProof | |
| -B | Daemonize | |
| -D | DisplayDotFiles | |
| -H | DontResolve | |
| -P %s | ForcePassiveIP | IP-number |
| -F %s | FortunesFile | string |
| -4 | IPV4Only | |
| -6 | IPV6Only | |
| -K | KeepAllFiles | |
| -L %d:%d | LimitRecursion | range |
| -1 | LogPID | |
| -c %d | MaxClientsNumber | |
| -C %d | MaxClientsPerIP | integer |
| -k %d | MaxDiskUsage | integer |
| -I %d | MaxIdleTime | integer |
| -m %d | MaxLoad | integer |
| -u %d | MinUID | integer |
| -N | NATmode | |
| -E | NoAnonymous | |
| -R | NoChmod | |
| -G | NoRename | |
| -0 | NoTruncate | |
| -p %d:%d | PassivePortRange | range |
| -y %d:%d | PerUserLimits | range |
| -X | ProhibitDotFilesRead | |
| -x | ProhibitDotFilesWrite | |
| -n %d:%d | Quota | range |
| -f %s | SyslogFacility | string |
| -Y %d | TLS | integer |
| -a %d | TrustedGID | integer |
| -V %s | TrustedIP | IP-number |
| -U %s:%s | Umask | file:dir |
| -T %s | UserBandwidth | range |
| -Q %d:%d | UserRatio | range |
| -d | VerboseLog |
There is a bugreport for this problem so hopefully it will be fixed in the future.
It is now announced that there will be a Diablo 3. I must say, that for a while I was in doubt due to the width of World of WarCraft, that it in a way resembles the Diablo series. Luckily I was wrong. I am really just as excited now for the upcoming Diablo 3 as I was back in 1996 while waiting for the first version of the game. Now I’m in eager expectation for more previews and media of the new game.
For me that do not play that much computer games, I only play to relax from work and “must-dos”, I must say that Diablo 3 seems more promising than the next version in the StarCraft series. While StarCraft 2 really focuses on strategy, and as I understand, requires that you know all the units from the different races to be able to play efficiently. Brute force is less of an option. In Diablo 3 I hope that you can play like before, relaxed and infrequent.