DL2KEB

This is a Drupal 6 module for the Redmine Issue Tracker. After installation and configuration, it displays all open issue in a block. This module was developed and tested with Redmine version 1.1.1. It also works great with Drupal 6 Block Refresh

The issues are grouped by projects, and the project tree is hidden on load. Javascript and css files (included) enable the projects to be hidden/unhidden, so you can keep an overview in case there are many projects and issues. The issues are directly linked to the issues in Redmine.

Often IPv6 is used via dialup line and/or tunnel brookers. Sometimes the dialup fails, the tunnel is unavailable or not connected properly. With monitoring remote systems, it makes sense not only to check if the system is up and running, but also, in case of an error, to check if the connection from the monitoring system to the monitored system is valid.

To accomplish this, you can se a “parent” to the monitored system, and use a “gateway” as parent. The gateway is not checked directly, that means it is out of interest if the gateway is up and running (ping-able). Instead, the proper function of the gateway is checked. And this function is: “connect me to the internet”. In case this function is given, you can tell that a remote host which is not up has a problem, and not your internet/IPv6 connection.

This is a Drupal 6 Module which serves the purpose of enabling a custom CCK field for web server ssl certificate creation. Although it works, it is meant to be an example only. It shows:

• Creation of a custom CCK field, consisting of multiple textarea type fields
• Filling the fields with the output of a custom function, wich gets
• triggered by a button which is in the CCK field itself
• AHAH (Ajax) is used to update the custom field without reloading the form

Sometimes it would be nice to run two network services on the same tcp/ip port. The best example is ssh/https:

• https is available on most proxy servers, while ssh (port 22) is not
• if ssh could run in parallel with the web server, the https section would not need to be disabled.

To acomplish this, there is a small TCL script that does the following: