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Lundman at 02:41, 28 September 2011

2011-09-28T02:41:52Z

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			2010. Lokien is 6, but just a couple of months away from 7. Kajerik is 3, and about halfway to 4.

			It has been a while, I guess maybe because we have all become a team,.. somehow. It just flows, and everyone is mostly sane now. Kajerik used to have tantrums, as you would expect of a 3 year old, but they too, have faded.

			Lokien started school. That was quite the journey. Back at the start of the year, we were still quite concerned about his Speech Delay, and how it would affect him going to a Japanese school. Everything would presumably be harder for him as he would not have full Japanese at home. At the same time, his English would be much better than anyone in his class, but of course, compared to a child in New Zealand, he would be lagging in English as well.

			By default, you tend to get assigned to the school that is closest to your home. In our case, it is Sanya School. But the largest school in Shibuya-ward is Jinnan, which has a much higher number of foreigners, and after-school care for those with special needs. Naturally we went to both schools to get a better understanding. When they say 'special needs', they really mean it. They can handle children with serious afflictions, far beyond what Lokien required.

			Either way, we applied for Lokien to go to Jinnan as well, and figured that the decision would be made for us. Either he got in, or he didn't. We went to the lottery-day for Jinnan school. Basically, they do a lottery to determine the order of the children in the waiting list. Lokien got number 17, out of 26. So it was not definite for either direction. Previous years had seen all 30 children be placed, and some years only 12. We figured we would stay in the waiting list anyway, and went on holiday to NZ.

			When we got back, as we had not heard anything we had figured that he was still in the waiting list, and Sanya would be the school. We were quite pleased with this outcome, as Sanya is very close to home. There is only one road to cross, and it has school crossing guards. We could see the benefits that Lokien could earn his independence to walk to school on his own (eventually) and all his class mates would all live nearby, within walking distance. Whereas, Jinnan would be at least a Bus ride, or be transported by one of us parents.

			When we went to Sanya to sign up, they were a little surprised, as it turns out, he did in fact, get accepted into Jinnan school. Hah, so much for letting the decision work itself out. Oh well, we had already mentally prepared ourselves for Sanya, and that we would have to help him with extra work. So, Sanya is the school.

			First day of school, we all joined in, there was a ceremony, and photo ops, the usual speeches and so on. Lokiens class has some 36 students (the exact maximum for a single class). He already knows one friend in the class, who went to the same Hoikuen (day care) as Lokien. Lokien was really proud to get his own train pass, home key and independence to walk to school without us. We do still tail him ' up the road' where he meets his class mates, and then they go on together, without us. As it turns out, because he is a foreigner in the school (actually, the only white kid in the school) the ward organises for him to get private Japanese classes when there is a generic Japanese class for the rest. As it turns out, since there are no foreigners in year 2 either, he gets 2 private classes a week. This turns out to be really good news. Had we known this last year, we might not have stressed as much as we did.

			He seems to excel at maths, and English (well, compared to peers), and appears to be on same level with his Hiragana as the other class mates. He does his homework as soon as he gets home, and no special concerns from his teachers, yet. He seems to really enjoy school, and we have no issues to get him up and going in the mornings. (knock on wood).

			He is very easy to get along with now, I have taken him to the cinema, and find that there is no stress at all, as compared to taking a new born out the first day! He has earned my trust in him after all, and he is great to take out. Not at all an effort to take out on the trains, or to a restaurant, movies and so on. He appears kind to other kids, and does not hit or do mean things. To the point where maybe he is tipping towards being 'too nice', if that makes sense.

			He can occasionally have episodes where he gets 'super focused' on someone, or something. Like he used to be at the height of hyperlexia. Usually, it is that he just can not leave Kajerik alone, and follows him around until we have to hold Lokien back. Or it is some toy that he just has to have. He can't continue to play with other things either, he will just sit there and wait for the toy he has to have, for however long it takes. (we're talking 20 minutes or more). Complete tunnel vision!

			Lokien will fall asleep within minutes at night, and wakes up early in the morning, ready to go. I would describe him as a morning person at the moment.

			Kajerik is still going to Hoikuen, the same one that he and Lokien went to last year. He has moved up to the middle room, momo gumi. He isn't too sure about going, and had a period of not wanting to go at all. Nowhere near as strongly as Lokien was at one time, but still occasionally reluctant. Recently he has been resigned and accepting of it. It has helped that the pool opened at Hoikuen as he, this year at least, appears to enjoy splashing around in the pool. He speaks considerably better English that Lokien did at that age. Full, complete sentences compared to Lokien's 10-word vocabulary.

			Kajerik's lengthy battle this year was toilet training. He got the peeing down pretty much the first day, and did well with it on average. Some days he didn't care, some days he had completely dry nappies . However, with pooing it was <span class="plainlinks">[http://www.thepiggybackrider.com/ <span style="color:black;font-weight:normal; text-decoration:none!important; background:none!important; text-decoration:none;/CITATION/">kid carrier</span>]</span> an entirely different story. He appeared to just plain not care to do that. I think he understood what was going on, but just did not see the point. He managed to not go to the toilet for 5 days, somehow, and learned to be really sneaky about it. He would simply, quietly, walk out of the room, and fill his nappy in about 12 seconds. Quite impressive when you think about the length he took to not have to go to the toilet. But in the end, he figured it out, and was proud about the whole situation. Strangely, since Lokien was toilet trained a little later than Kajerik, it turns out that they figured it out at about the same time, to the month. If they aren't ready, they just aren't.

			Kajerik is quite a cheerful and mischievous little bugger, but already would appear a little less physical than Lokien. Kajerik does appear to like music and singing a little more though. Hoikuen has expressed some small concern that he does not speak much Japanese, and has not really made 'good' friends there, 'is there a speech problem'? Here at least we can just smile and know that Kajerik is just fine with his speech. It is true he uses much less Japanese, since he plays with Lokien for hours each day and they tend to play in English if they are at home. Lokien easily switches to Japanese when he plays with other friends, and I know Kajerik understands Japanese quite well. He just appears to 'not wanting to speak Japanese' by choice. I suspect he will most likely make a friend close to his age soon enough. We all remember his much cooler it was to play with older kids.

			There is little, to no stress taking Kajerik out, he is easier to 'steer' than his brother was. Much more accepting to directions. But will generally 'tire' more quickly to be carried, or pushed around. At least, until there is something of interest, then he'll be happy to jog off again.

			Kajerik will generally take longer to fall asleep, just stuffs around in bed for a while, but he is good about it. Stays quiet for his brother's sake, and eventually falls a sleep. He sleeps a little longer in the mornings, and take longer to snap out the morning grumpy mood. Like myself, I would describe him as a night person, at the moment.


			Together they are great. They play together very well, show each other new things and generally get along well. They occasionally melt down a little and hassle each other (too far), but are fairly good at knowing the limits. They can both make each other cry, so it is not a one-way street by any means. There can still be some improvements in their diets I think, but that seems to work itself out too, with time.

			Lokien loves cheese, sausages, ham, omelets, fries, milk, milkshakes, bananas, sembe, bread, rice, chicken, plain cakes, and hates anything sweet like chocolate, coke, icing, chips.
			Kajerik loves rice, fries, chicken nuggets, sausages, plain cakes, bread, chocolate, chips, coke and hates icing, milkshakes, bananas, cheese.

			So they are different in their likes and don't like. They both eat everything served at school/hoikuen though, which is a very Asian fare. Including miso-soup and strange fish with vegetables.

			We went to NZ and a short trip to Chiba this year, there were minor issues with Kajerik being restrained in a car, but overall they were excellent family-style holidays. We all had a great time, and had fun both traveling and being there. We learned that Lokien can't have two milkshakes in one day in Kuala Lumpur, and how to (not) fly with kids having chickenpox. It was great to see the interaction between our kids and my brother's three kids, as well as how my brother's family interacted internally. I can also look back at myself and how I was, and behaved, when Lokien was first born and know how much of the 'new parent' stress really is .. well.. amusing, but you can't know that until you have been through it. I know it doesn't help to tell 'new parents' to 'relax more', but really, you should relax more. :)

Lundman at 10:16, 27 September 2011

2011-09-27T10:16:41Z

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	~~* tar -zxvf lundftpd*~~.~~tar~~.gz
	* cd lundftpd/
	* .~~/configure~~


	~~=== Step 2 ===~~

	~~It requires gnumake, which could~~ be ~~called "make", "gmake" or~~
	~~"gnumake" on your system.~~

	* make

	~~If all goes well, you should~~ have ~~a "lundftpd" binary.~~


	~~=== Step 3 ===~~

	~~You can now copy the binary executable ".~~/~~lundftpd~~/~~src/lundftpd" and~~
	~~example configuration file "lundftpd~~.~~conf" to a desired location, or~~
	~~test it where it is~~. ~~Either is fine.~~

	~~Edit your lundftpd.conf~~. ~~'''But I would recommend only changing items as~~
	~~port and paths. ''' Once it works, you can start to tweak. Most people will set the quota setting~~ in ~~''lundftpd.conf''~~ to ~~a negative value which will break everything~~.

	~~The default "lundftpd~~.~~conf" assumes you use "ftp-data~~/~~" as a~~
	~~subdirectory from where you start lundftpd to store its data~~
	~~files~~. ~~You will need to create it, and "ftp-logs".~~

	* mkdir ftp-data
	* mkdir ftp-logs


	~~=== Step 4 ===~~

	~~Create yourself of at least one login (presumably with admin privileges).~~

	* ./~~lundftpd -a~~

	~~You can give it privilege of "UF_ALL". Then you can do all other administrations~~
	with ~~"SITE" commands~~.


	=== Step 5 === Start lundftpd. The first time it can be handy to ~~start it with logging on.~~

	* ./lundftpd -v

	~~This way you can spot any issues it might have on your system~~. ~~Hit ^C to exit it, and to run it properly in the background, use~~:

	* ./~~lundftpd~~

	~~Remember to start lundftpd in the directory where ftp-data~~/ ~~is!~~


	~~=== Step 6 ===~~

	~~Login, and look around~~. ~~Tweak your "lundftpd~~.~~conf" until~~ you ~~are happy.~~
	~~When lundftpd is running~~, ~~you will notice it is three processes.~~
	~~(Unless you have increased the number of dirlist child helpers).~~
	~~To stop lundftpd~~, you can ~~just send "INT" to~~ the ~~main~~ one. ~~(Generally~~
	~~the process with~~ the ~~lowest <pid>)~~

	* kill -INT <pid>

	~~Or perhaps~~:
	* pkill -~~INT lundftpd~~

	~~INT tells it to cleanly finish, let the checker child save its list of~~
	~~entries to test and exit. If you HUP it, or use~~ -~~9, the checker child~~
	~~will just exit, and if there were files to test in the queue, they will~~
	~~not be tested~~. ~~(Unless you use "SITE RESCAN" to re-issue those missed entries)~~.

Lundman at 03:02, 15 September 2006

2006-09-15T03:02:13Z

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	* cd lundftpd/		* cd lundftpd/
	* ./configure		* ./configure
	* make


	=== Step 2 ===		=== Step 2 ===
	* make

	It requires gnumake, which could be called "make", "gmake" or		It requires gnumake, which could be called "make", "gmake" or
	"gnumake" on your system.		"gnumake" on your system.

	~~If all goes well, you should have a "lundftpd" binary. If if you get~~		* make
	~~an error like:~~

	~~build: Command not found~~.		If all goes well, you should have a "lundftpd" binary.

	~~Please ignore it. It is harmless.~~

			=== Step 3 ===

	~~=== Step 3 ===~~
	You can now copy the binary executable "./lundftpd/src/lundftpd" and		You can now copy the binary executable "./lundftpd/src/lundftpd" and
	example configuration file "lundftpd.conf" to a desired location, or		example configuration file "lundftpd.conf" to a desired location, or
	test it where it is. Either is fine.		test it where it is. Either is fine.

	Edit your lundftpd.conf. But I would recommend only changing items as		Edit your lundftpd.conf. '''But I would recommend only changing items as
	port and paths.		port and paths. ''' Once it works, you can start to tweak. Most people will set the quota setting in ''lundftpd.conf'' to a negative value which will break everything.

	The default "lundftpd.conf" assumes you use "ftp-data/" as a		The default "lundftpd.conf" assumes you use "ftp-data/" as a
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	=== Step 6 === Login, and look around. Tweak your "lundftpd.conf" until you are happy.		=== Step 6 ===

			Login, and look around. Tweak your "lundftpd.conf" until you are happy.
	When lundftpd is running, you will notice it is three processes.		When lundftpd is running, you will notice it is three processes.
	(Unless you have increased the number of dirlist child helpers).		(Unless you have increased the number of dirlist child helpers).

Lundman at 02:59, 15 September 2006

2006-09-15T02:59:34Z

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	=== Step 1 ===		=== Step 1 ===

	* cd lundftpd~~/src/~~		* tar -zxvf lundftpd*.tar.gz
	* ls Makefile*		* cd lundftpd/
			* ./configure
	~~Pick the make file for your operating system~~. ~~The default one is for~~		* make
	~~NetBSD and most sane Posix Unix boxes~~. ~~If you want to change to a~~
	~~different Makefile, for example Makefile.sunos:~~

	* ~~rm Makefile~~
	* ~~ln -s Makefile.sunos Makefile~~

Lundman at 03:53, 28 December 2005

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	=== Step 5 === Start lundftpd. The first time it can be handy to start it with logging on.		=== Step 5 === Start lundftpd. The first time it can be handy to start it with logging on.
	* ./lundftpd -v
			* ./lundftpd -v

	This way you can spot any issues it might have on your system. Hit ^C to exit it, and to run it properly in the background, use:		This way you can spot any issues it might have on your system. Hit ^C to exit it, and to run it properly in the background, use:

	* ./lundftpd		* ./lundftpd

Lundman at 03:52, 28 December 2005

2005-12-28T03:52:20Z

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	=== Step 1 === * cd lundftpd/src/		=== Step 1 ===

			* cd lundftpd/src/
	* ls Makefile*		* ls Makefile*

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	Create yourself of at least one login (presumably with admin privileges).		Create yourself of at least one login (presumably with admin privileges).

	* ./lundftpd -a You can give it privilege of "UF_ALL". Then you can do all other administrations		* ./lundftpd -a

			You can give it privilege of "UF_ALL". Then you can do all other administrations
	with "SITE" commands.		with "SITE" commands.


	=== Step 5 === Start lundftpd. The first time it can be handy to start it with logging on.		=== Step 5 === Start lundftpd. The first time it can be handy to start it with logging on.
	* ./lundftpd -v This way you can spot any issues it might have on your system. Hit ^C to exit it, and to run it properly in the background, use:		* ./lundftpd -v
	* ./lundftpd Remember to start lundftpd in the directory where ftp-data/ is!
			This way you can spot any issues it might have on your system. Hit ^C to exit it, and to run it properly in the background, use:
			* ./lundftpd

			Remember to start lundftpd in the directory where ftp-data/ is!


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	the process with the lowest <pid>)		the process with the lowest <pid>)

	* kill -INT <pid> Or perhaps:		* kill -INT <pid>
	* pkill -INT lundftpd INT tells it to cleanly finish, let the checker child save its list of
			Or perhaps:
			* pkill -INT lundftpd

			INT tells it to cleanly finish, let the checker child save its list of
	entries to test and exit. If you HUP it, or use -9, the checker child		entries to test and exit. If you HUP it, or use -9, the checker child
	will just exit, and if there were files to test in the queue, they will		will just exit, and if there were files to test in the queue, they will
	not be tested. (Unless you use "SITE RESCAN" to re-issue those missed entries).		not be tested. (Unless you use "SITE RESCAN" to re-issue those missed entries).

Lundman at 03:50, 28 December 2005

2005-12-28T03:50:56Z

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			=== Step 1 === * cd lundftpd/src/
	*) Step 1. # cd lundftpd/src/		* ls Makefile*
	# ls Makefile*

	Pick the make file for your operating system. The default one is for		Pick the make file for your operating system. The default one is for
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	different Makefile, for example Makefile.sunos:		different Makefile, for example Makefile.sunos:

	# rm Makefile		* rm Makefile
	# ln -s Makefile.sunos Makefile		* ln -s Makefile.sunos Makefile


	*) Step 2.		=== Step 2 ===
	# make		* make

	It requires gnumake, which could be called "make", "gmake" or		It requires gnumake, which could be called "make", "gmake" or
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	*) Step 3		=== Step 3 ===
	You can now copy the binary executable "./lundftpd/src/lundftpd" and		You can now copy the binary executable "./lundftpd/src/lundftpd" and
	example configuration file "lundftpd.conf" to a desired location, or		example configuration file "lundftpd.conf" to a desired location, or
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	files. You will need to create it, and "ftp-logs".		files. You will need to create it, and "ftp-logs".

	# mkdir ftp-data		* mkdir ftp-data
	# mkdir ftp-logs		* mkdir ftp-logs


	*) Step 4.		=== Step 4 ===

	Create yourself of at least one login (presumably with admin privileges).		Create yourself of at least one login (presumably with admin privileges).

	# ./lundftpd -a You can give it privilege of "UF_ALL". Then you can do all other administrations		* ./lundftpd -a You can give it privilege of "UF_ALL". Then you can do all other administrations
	with "SITE" commands.		with "SITE" commands.


	*) Step 5. Start lundftpd. The first time it can be handy to start it with logging on.		=== Step 5 === Start lundftpd. The first time it can be handy to start it with logging on.
	# ./lundftpd -v This way you can spot any issues it might have on your system. Hit ^C to exit it, and to run it properly in the background, use:		* ./lundftpd -v This way you can spot any issues it might have on your system. Hit ^C to exit it, and to run it properly in the background, use:
	# ./lundftpd Remember to start lundftpd in the directory where ftp-data/ is!		* ./lundftpd Remember to start lundftpd in the directory where ftp-data/ is!


	*) Step 6. Login, and look around. Tweak your "lundftpd.conf" until you are happy.		=== Step 6 === Login, and look around. Tweak your "lundftpd.conf" until you are happy.
	When lundftpd is running, you will notice it is three processes.		When lundftpd is running, you will notice it is three processes.
	(Unless you have increased the number of dirlist child helpers).		(Unless you have increased the number of dirlist child helpers).
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	the process with the lowest <pid>)		the process with the lowest <pid>)

	# kill -INT <pid> Or perhaps:		* kill -INT <pid> Or perhaps:
	# pkill -INT lundftpd INT tells it to cleanly finish, let the checker child save its list of		* pkill -INT lundftpd INT tells it to cleanly finish, let the checker child save its list of
	entries to test and exit. If you HUP it, or use -9, the checker child		entries to test and exit. If you HUP it, or use -9, the checker child
	will just exit, and if there were files to test in the queue, they will		will just exit, and if there were files to test in the queue, they will
	not be tested. (Unless you use "SITE RESCAN" to re-issue those missed entries).		not be tested. (Unless you use "SITE RESCAN" to re-issue those missed entries).

Lundman at 03:46, 28 December 2005

2005-12-28T03:46:16Z

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*) Step 1. # cd lundftpd/src/
# ls Makefile*

Pick the make file for your operating system. The default one is for
NetBSD and most sane Posix Unix boxes. If you want to change to a
different Makefile, for example Makefile.sunos:

# rm Makefile
# ln -s Makefile.sunos Makefile

*) Step 2.
# make

It requires gnumake, which could be called "make", "gmake" or
"gnumake" on your system.

If all goes well, you should have a "lundftpd" binary. If if you get
an error like:

build: Command not found.

Please ignore it. It is harmless.

*) Step 3
You can now copy the binary executable "./lundftpd/src/lundftpd" and
example configuration file "lundftpd.conf" to a desired location, or
test it where it is. Either is fine.

Edit your lundftpd.conf. But I would recommend only changing items as
port and paths.

The default "lundftpd.conf" assumes you use "ftp-data/" as a
subdirectory from where you start lundftpd to store its data
files. You will need to create it, and "ftp-logs".

# mkdir ftp-data
# mkdir ftp-logs

*) Step 4.

Create yourself of at least one login (presumably with admin privileges).

# ./lundftpd -a You can give it privilege of "UF_ALL". Then you can do all other administrations
with "SITE" commands.

*) Step 5. Start lundftpd. The first time it can be handy to start it with logging on.
# ./lundftpd -v This way you can spot any issues it might have on your system. Hit ^C to exit it, and to run it properly in the background, use:
# ./lundftpd Remember to start lundftpd in the directory where ftp-data/ is!

*) Step 6. Login, and look around. Tweak your "lundftpd.conf" until you are happy.
When lundftpd is running, you will notice it is three processes.
(Unless you have increased the number of dirlist child helpers).
To stop lundftpd, you can just send "INT" to the main one. (Generally
the process with the lowest <pid>)

# kill -INT <pid> Or perhaps:
# pkill -INT lundftpd INT tells it to cleanly finish, let the checker child save its list of
entries to test and exit. If you HUP it, or use -9, the checker child
will just exit, and if there were files to test in the queue, they will
not be tested. (Unless you use "SITE RESCAN" to re-issue those missed entries).