That’s right, if Fossify Calendar doesn’t support your phone you can get an alternative Etar via DAVx⁵.

Fossify Calendar in f-droid and Nextcloud. Termux calcurse-caldav and Nextcloud.

Script for monitoring disk space in Linux

The script below is designed to monitor disk space usage on a specified server partition. Configurable parameters include the maximum allowable percentage of disk space usage (MAX), the e-mail address to receive alerts (EMAIL) and the target partition (PARTITION).

The script uses the df command to collect disk usage information and sends email alerts if the current usage exceeds the specified threshold

#!/bin/bash
# Script: ./df_guard.sh [config_file]

# Set the maximum allowed disk space usage percentage
MAX=90

# Set the email address to receive alerts
EMAIL=user@example.com

# Set the partition to monitor (change accordingly, e.g., /dev/sda1)
PARTITION=/dev/sda1

# Get the current disk usage percentage and related information
USAGE_INFO=$(df -h "$PARTITION" | awk 'NR==2 {print $5, $1, $2, $3, $4}' | tr '\n' ' ')
USAGE=$(echo "$USAGE_INFO" | awk '{print int($1)}') # Remove the percentage sign

if [ "$USAGE" -gt "$MAX" ]; then
# Send an email alert with detailed disk usage information
echo -e "Warning: Disk space usage on $PARTITION is $USAGE%.\n\nDisk Usage Information:\n$USAGE_INFO" | \
mail -s "Disk Space Alert on $HOSTNAME" "$EMAIL"
fi

Installation

sudo install -m 0755 df_guard.sh /usr/local/bin/df_guard.sh

Make the script executable:

sudo chmod +x /usr/local/bin/df_guard.sh

Launch examples

• Every 15 minutes.

In crontab (root)

*/15 * * * * * /usr/local/bin/df_guard.sh

Anubis is usually installed in such a case.

The development of Anubis remains a matter of enthusiasm: Zee is funding the project through Patreon and sponsorship on GitHub, but cannot yet afford to pursue it on a full-time basis. He would also like to hire a key community member, budget permitting.

Setup Miniflux to fetch all my feeds, which I can parse through manually during the day and send over the choice pieces to Wallabag for later reading, either at lunch or at nighttime using my phone or KOReader.

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Imagine that someone collected and kept the bookmarks there, and now they will disappear. Another reason to remember that you do not need to store anything important remotely.

Great news. Maybe someone else will think about the rejection of Google.

Great news. Maybe someone else will think about the rejection of Google.

But it’s still a little better than Hilka Clinton’s under-bed email server, or Hunter Biden’s macpuke with pictures of his hookers that he just dumped in the middle of nowhere. Anyway, there’s always been strife, which suggests that it’s probably not accidental.