Hooking up Arctic P311 Bluetooth Headset with KDE 4.6.x on openSUSE 11.4 [Update]

Hooking up Arctic P311 Bluetooth Headset with KDE 4.6.x on openSUSE 11.4

I’ve got myself a  Arctic P311 bluetooth headset and am now trying to pair it with my openSUSE 11.4, KDE system. But… :/ But I guess, there’ll be some updates to come to this post, until it

1. Works, or
2. I give up :/

Trying to pursue solution “a” here

Linux “at” ignores timezone

While trying to solve some Nagios issue, I remembered that there’s the “at” command scheduler. It allows to execute a given command at a specified time. So, for example, it’s possible to say “run the SMS sending command at 7 o’clock”:

echo sms-sending-command | at 07:00

If invoked like that, 07:00 is interpreted to mean “07:00 in the current timezone“. It’s also possible to say that 07:00 is supposed to be in the UTC timezone, like so:

echo sms-sending-command | at 07:00 UTC

On my Solaris 10 machines (and also on my Mac OS X notebook), this really works like it should — but on Linux (I tested ArchLinux, Debian & Mandriva), it doesn’t Check this out:

Digg Support doesn’t read e-mails

In iTunes, there’s a subscribable version of the Digg Dialogg series. Checking out the homepage, you can find that there are 3 new interviews in the last three months.

Nagios/Icinga: Veritas NetBackup Volume Pool Check Plug-In

To monitor the number of available tapes in a “Volume Pool” of our Symantec/Veritas NetBackup installation, I was looking for a “Plug-In” for Nagios/Icinga. And on “Jurry’s Blog“, I found a sample script, which I “enhanced” a bit.

Here’s the script: