Released connchk v0.5.0 today, close on the heels of v0.4.0 and as a major refactor. The tool is now available as a #Rust library crate as well as a binary crate. To avoid breaking any existing user's TOML declarations there's an additional layer of abstraction, but now the full set of defined resources can be tested in parallel.
Released v0.4.0 of connchk today. Execution of TCP and HTTP connectivity checks now take place in parallel.
Released v0.1.5 of my minimalist tail-like utility staart. This version adds documentation for the underlying library crate, and removes a few unnecessary lines of code.
Your Phone Is Your Castle
"If your home is your physical castle, your phone is your digital castle. More than any other computer, your phone has become the most personal of personal computers and holds the most sensitive digital property a person has..."
Phosh Overview
"phosh is graphical shell for mobile, touch based devices like smart phones. It’s the default graphical shell on Purism’s Librem 5 (and that’s where it came to life) but projects like Postmarket OS, Mobian and Debian have picked it up putting it into use on other devices as well and contributing patches."
Friendly reminder to the #fediverse if you’re running #QubesOS and you split sys-net in two so you can have wireless and ethernet on two entirely different networks do yourself a favor and modify your update proxy settings so you can update your TemplateVMs.
My connchk #Rust project has a TODO item right now to execute the network checks asynchronously. I think I will do this at the same time I move much of the project into a library. Then I’ll re-roll binaries for CLI and a GUI version using #libhandy so it can be used on devices regardless of form factor.
Later I may extend the GUI version such that connection test criteria can be defined in the application itself.
I like to work with my hands. That may mean hammering out solutions to complex problems in #Python or #Rust, building things in my shop, or spinning yarn to knit something warm. You’ll likely see some of all of that here. By day (and sometimes night) I keep >13k nodes and services alive in the Electric Vehicle sector.
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