Travel-Status-DE-IRIS-1.21.tar.gz (signature)

• Fix crash when receiving invalid XML due to network issues

findmnt --raw --noheadings --output options --target SOME_DIRECTORY | grep -qE '(^|,)ro($|,)'

• findmnt is a handy alternative to mount when writing scripts
• SOME_DIRECTORY does not have to correspond to a mountpoint. If it doesn't, findmnt will traverse its parent directories until it finds the corresponding filesystem / mountpoint.
• a simple grep ro would also match options like errors=remount-ro, so we make sure to only match the single ro option. It must be delimited by commas or the start/end of the option string.

Travel-Status-DE-IRIS-1.20.tar.gz (signature)

• Use schedule instead of realtime data when determining whether a train falls within the lookahead time frame. This fixes severely delayed trains being ignored even if their scheduled arrival/departure is very soon or has already passed.

Travel-Status-DE-IRIS-1.19.tar.gz (signature)

• db-iris: Fix -ot ignoring arrival delay if departure is on time
• Add delay code 12 (waiting for passengers in a ship)
• Result->route_interesting: Include dutch and swiss central station names
• Result: New accessors arrival_delay and departure_delay

I have a set of maildirs (one for each mailing list / other context) and want to know which of them contains unread mail without firing up my MUA.

Luckily, this is easy to do on the commandline without even looking at mail contents, as there's (mostly?) two kinds of unread mail:

• new and unprocessed mail. These messages are stored in Maildir/new, so if there's anything in there, it's an unread mail
• new but no longer "Recent" mail. These messages have not been read yet, but have already been transferred to a MUA using a Read-Write operation, causing them to be marked as no longer new on the server side. They are stored in Maildir/cur alongside read mail, but do not have the "Seen" (S) flag set.

This is easy to check with zsh globbing: new/*(N) expands to a non-empty list if new and unprocessed mail is present, and cur/*~*,*S*(N) expands to a non-empty list if old but unread mail is present. Note that it requires the extended_glob zsh option to be set.

Travel-Status-DE-IRIS-1.18.tar.gz (signature)

• Update station dataset to Open Data Haltestellenliste 2017-09

Travel-Status-DE-IRIS-1.17.tar.gz (signature)

• Fix DS100 codes for Dülmen, Stuttgart Hbf (tief), and Wolfenbüttel
• db-iris: Support -d/--date tomorrow

Travel-Routing-DE-VRR-2.17.tar.gz (signature)

• Handle routes containing cancelled connections
• Allow date to be specified as 'tomorrow'

Travel-Status-DE-DeutscheBahn-2.03.tar.gz (signature)

• Update DB backend API URL

mqtt-multipub-0.01.tar.gz (signature)

• Initial release
• Supports publish/retain message types and reading message body from files

TIL: If esptool can successfully communicate with an ESP8266, but the chip seems stone dead otherwise (i.e., no flashed programs work), it may be due to a wrong flash mode.

Debugging aid:

• The ESP8266 bootloader sends some debug output at 74880 baud after each reset.
• This baud rate is not supported by screen – miniterm.py (provided by python-serial) can handle it just fine, though.
• If it complains about a “csum err”, you probably flashed the wrong file / at the wrong address / used the wrong flash mode (there are differences e.g. between various NodeMCU / D1 mini shipments!)
• esptool -fm dout seems to be a safe (but slow) fallback

Travel-Status-DE-IRIS-1.16.tar.gz (signature)

• Fix miscalculated delays of prematurely terminating trains
• Lookahead and lookbehind are now interpreted with 1-minute granularity. Note that this also affects the default lookahead.
• Fix floating point-related test failures on some architectures
• New ./Build test dependency: Test::Number::Delta

Travel-Status-DE-VRR-1.15.tar.gz (signature)

• Fix encoding issues caused by recent API changes

Travel-Routing-DE-VRR-2.16.tar.gz (signature)

• Fix encoding issues caused by recent API changes

Travel-Status-DE-IRIS-1.15.tar.gz (signature)

• Performance improvements
• Distinguish between cancelled/additional arrivals and departures
• Travel::Status::DE::IRIS::Result: New accessors arrival_is_additional, arrival_is_cancelled, departure_is_additional, departure_is_cancelled and is_additional.
• Travel::Status::DE::IRIS::Result: is_cancelled now only returns true if both arrival and departure have been cancelled.

ekgping-1.32.tar.gz (signature)

• Add -l / --volume option

Travel-Routing-DE-VRR-2.15.tar.gz (signature)

• Remove support for Vorarlberger Verkehrsverbund (VVV) backend (no longer working, apparently superseded by non-EFA software)
• Update EFA URLs for Verkehrsverbund Rhein-Ruhr (VRR2) and Verkehrsverbund Rhein-Neckar (VRN) backends
• Add support for Braunschweiger Verkehrs-GmbH (BSVG)

Travel-Status-DE-IRIS-1.14.tar.gz (signature)

• IRIS->new: Add optional argument lookbehind
• db-iris: Remove a useless HTTP request, resulting in slightly faster responses
• db-iris -V / --track-via: Improve support for faraway stations

Travel-Status-DE-IRIS-1.13.tar.gz (signature)

• Fix support for line numbers, remove manual line map workaround

Travel-Status-DE-URA-2.01.tar.gz (signature)

• Add support for departures in Mainz supplied by the local URA service (MvgMainz)
• ura-m: Show stop-specific messages (if present)
• New module: Travel::Status::DE::MvgMainz
• Travel::Status::DE::URA->new: add option with_messages
• Travel::Status::DE::URA: add ->messages_by_stop_id and ->messages_by_stop_name