fix link

content/blog/2023-09-seafile-mirror.md

@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ all its files isn't so trivial. This is because the files are stored in a layout
 similar to bare Git repositories, and Seafile's headless tool, seafile-cli,
 is... suboptimal. So I created what started out as a wrapper for it and ended up
 as a full-blown tool for automatically synchronising your libraries to a backup
-location: [**Seafile Mirror**](https://github.com/mxmehl/seafile-mirror).
+location: [**Seafile Mirror**](https://src.mehl.mx/mxmehl/seafile-mirror).
 
 ## My requirements
 
@@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ turned out that this tool has a number of fundamental issues:
 
 ## The solution
 
-[seafile-mirror](https://github.com/mxmehl/seafile-mirror) takes care of all
+[seafile-mirror](https://src.mehl.mx/mxmehl/seafile-mirror) takes care of all
 these stumbling blocks:
 
 * It downloads/syncs defined libraries in customisable intervals
@@ -95,13 +95,13 @@ and configuration.
 The tool has been running every day since a couple of months without any issues.
 However, I could imagine a few more features to be helpful for more people:
 
-* Support of encrypted libraries: Shouldn't be a big issue, it would require
-  passing the password to the underlying seafile-cli command.
-  ([#1](https://github.com/mxmehl/seafile-mirror/issues/1))
 * Support of login tokens: Currently, only user/password auth is supported which
   is fine for my use-case as it's just a read-only user. This wouldn't be hard
   to fix either, seafile-cli supports it (at least in theory).
-  ([#2](https://github.com/mxmehl/seafile-mirror/issues/2))
+  ([#2](https://src.mehl.mx/mxmehl/seafile-mirror/issues/2))
+* Support of encrypted libraries: Shouldn't be a big issue, it would require
+  passing the password to the underlying seafile-cli command.
+  ([#3](https://src.mehl.mx/mxmehl/seafile-mirror/issues/3))
 
 If you have encountered problems or would like to point out the need for
 specific features, please feel free to contact me or comment on the Mastodon

content/blog/2026-03-gnulinux-podcast-lieferketten-deutsche-bahn/index.md

@@ -8,7 +8,6 @@ tags:
   - Community
   - DeutscheBahn
   - SupplyChain
-summary: Ich wurde mal wieder von Ralf Hersel zum “Captain it’s Wednesday” Podcast von GNU/Linux.ch eingeladen, um über Software-Lieferketten bei der Deutschen Bahn zu sprechen. Anlass waren meine jüngsten Vorträge auf der FOSS Backstage und der FOSDEM, in denen ich über die Herausforderungen und Chancen von Software-Lieferketten bei der DB gesprochen habe.
 headerimage:
   src: ciw.jpg
   alt: The famous "Captain it's Wednesday" comic
@@ -18,7 +17,6 @@ audio: https://gnulinux.ch/podcast/CIW175.mp3
 event:
   name: Captain it's Wednesday Podcast
   href: https://gnulinux.ch/ciw175-podcast
-mastodon_toot_url: https://mastodon.social/@mxmehl/116318946107759692
 ---
 
 Ich wurde mal wieder von Ralf Hersel zum "Captain it's Wednesday" Podcast von GNU/Linux.ch eingeladen, um über Software-Lieferketten bei der Deutschen Bahn zu sprechen. Anlass waren meine jüngsten Vorträge auf der [FOSS Backstage](/blog/2026-03-foss-backstage-getting-real-supply-chain) und der [FOSDEM](/blog/2026-01-fosdem-supply-chain-strategy), in denen ich über die Herausforderungen und Chancen von Software-Lieferketten bei der DB gesprochen habe.