Welcome to http://www.trychlos.org
This just used to be a default page written to have a
proof-of-concept of the dynamic DNS.
I've made it now the main repository of my work,
and, more generally, of all what I want to give to public access.
Hi !
I'm a french IT consultant.
I used to write, for my own needs or for my clients, a lot of code,
and I recently decided to publish some pieces of it.
Nothing is absolutely transcendant here. Just, it is some free
(though copyrighted)
code that you can use and reuse.
All is released under the
GNU General Public License
terms.
I'll be very happy to hear from you about these.
- first is a work derived from
Linux From Scratch
(LFS) project, which aims to be able to
automatically rebuild arbitrary GNU/Linux configurations from
a RPM-based repository ;
so, let me introduce you to the
PWI Consultants Alternate GNU/Linux Full System
...
- second is a some vast discussion about applicative
exploitation and administrative tools (to come soon
on this site).
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Among other things, I've worked a lot on applicative IT production
problematics, and have conceived and written a lot of scripts
(actually some sort of script framework) to help assist and industrialize
this job.
I'm so preparing to
put here all remarks I've done on this job, along with
rationales and a summary of the tools I and my team had built
to do all our tasks and more in the specific environment we had
to work on.
To come soon on this site...
I recently came back to electronic delights !
For those who asked, I've choosen
Kicad
as a circuit modeler as this GPL program perfectly suits my needs.
Again, all of these is released here under the
GNU General Public License
terms.
And, of course, here is a brief
résumé
(french
107 KB).
Pieces of code
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addtoconf
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A simple program which keeps my configuration files rather
homogeneous and clean.
It has been created for the needs of
PCALFS project,
and embeds a version 2.0.5 of
libxMuMp.
[2008- 6-12]
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This project is no more maintained, and is now left as is.
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See the addtoconf project's home page.
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CMF
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CMF stands for Content Management Framework. It is the
template engine I've written for my own uses, and that I use for
web sites I am in charge of (this one for example).
See the CMF project's home page.
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comfire
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comfire sets up and down a serial output line (RTS/DTR)
during a specified delay.
I use it to start up all my PCs by software as described in
Startup ATX (temporized) and
Startup ATX (COM fired) projects.
It embeds a version 2.1.2 of
libxMuMp.
See the comfire project's home page.
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Ka2dyn
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Ka2dyn is dynamic DNS updater,
which can acts in one single shot, or as a daemon.
It uses a dynamically loaded plugins architecture,
and can currently handle DynDNS
and OVH
DNS providers.
It embeds a version 2.2.2 of
libxMuMp.
See the Ka2dyn project's home page.
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libxMuMp
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libxMuMp is my multi-usages / multi-projects C library.
It gathers all the routines I use in my other projects.
It is written with (a patched version of)
libtool
to be used as a static convenience library for my programs, as well as
to be installed as a dynamic shared library on a system.
See the libxMuMp project's home page.
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PCALFS
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PCALFS stands for PWI Consultants Alternate Full GNU/Linux System.
It is a work primarly based on
LFS project
of Gerard Beekmans.
I've taken it, and continued the work until having an automatic,
batch installer, with a dynamically loaded plugins architecture.
[2006-11-17]
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I've left this project. The whole thing was of the greatest interest,
but for me only from an educational point of view. Nonetheless,
I may come back to the batch installer in the future as I keep to
find it interesting.
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See the PCALFS project's home page.
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pcalfs-m4
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pcalfs-m4 project gathers the standard m4 macros I use in my projects.
See the pcalfs-m4 project's home page.
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pcalfs-rpm-macros
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Some RPM macros to make building packages easier.
As I build packages also out of PCALFS,
I extracted these macros to build them as a stand-alone package.
See the pcalfs-rpm-macros project's home page.
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RAPAGE
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RAPAGE stands for RAndom PAsswords GEnerator.
It embeds a version 1.0 of libxMuMp
(not available as a stand-alone package).
See the RAPAGE project's home page.
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rmEOL
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rmEOL is yet another unix2dos and dos2unix text file converter.
It was my first stand-alone project which made use of standard
GNU Autotools,
and embeds a version 1.0 of libxMuMp
(not available as a stand-alone package).
See the rmEOL project's home page.
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Electronic projects
