in/tmpwatch
might be more feature rich for a solution that you can use
on a variety of systems...
hth,
James
vements, I'd go to github and look at the codes that have changed over
the last few years, specifically realted to those aforementioned flags.
So if you look here::
https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Project:Portage
You can see the dev listing for the 'dev-port...@gentoo.org' whom
collectively are doing an excellent job:: and that's my point.
hth,
James
Alan McKinnon gmail.com> writes:
> > Ah excellent point, but the build did not move forward with::
> > ' emerge -uvDN world' either. With the --tree it did move forward with
> > the build update. In the first attempt usually the packages to be built
> > are listed, conflicts or blockers.
>
e/kernels/libs often leads one down the 'fuzzer' path,
and that's a whole other (fun) time-sink.
ymmv,
James
Alan McKinnon gmail.com> writes:
>
> On 13/07/2016 20:25, James wrote:
> >>
> > So, today I ran a sync and upgrade to a gentoo workstation::
> > emerge -uvDNp world
> >
> > These are the packages that would be merged, in order:
> > Calculating d
epository browser then gitlab can work
> but there are simpler apps out there (gogs/pagure).
Interesting comments.
thanks,
James
/portage/sys-devel/llvm-3.7.1-r3/temp" ...
[ ok ]
>>> Emerging (1 of 3) sys-devel/llvm-3.7.1-r3::gentoo
Now this is col
I did nothing manual in between. Explanations?
James
and 16
gig of ram. So I'm just waiting on an arm64v8 board that has 4 gig of ram each.
> BTW, after I quick look at Gogs it does seem a nice option, very
> 'github like'. I will try it for sure.
For me, robust gentoo support for both Gogs and Gitlab is a good idea
as these are excellent codes to put on a (gentoo) cluster
> [1] https://github.com/gitlabhq/gitlabhq
hth,
James
you just use a SaaS/PaaS for Gogs?
> They also provide a .deb package, that's the reason why I'm running it
> inside a Debian LXC container as well.
And this runs on a gentoo server, with debian inside the LXC? Or on a debian
machine with LXC?
Have you tried any VCS on a cluster (openstack/mesos/hadoop/others?
curiously,
James
> it tends to be designed around upgrading in-place.
I did not realize it was so java centric.. I'm out, cause I have more
icedtea-java projects than I know what to do with. (apache-spark).
Thanks for all the info guys,
James
Hello,
So, from what I've read, gitlab is very popular because you can self-host
and the CI capabilities there are built in. As I look at migrating several
several old mechanical ways to manage code inhouse, gitlab does look
appealing. I do see a variety of packages in via remote overlays::
[1]
ced
into the gentoo wiki for users to reference.
Do post back your experience with those instructions, should you give it a
test drive.
hth,
James
[1]
https://archives.gentoo.org/gentoo-dev/message/305c431c84c39bc74b1077f0b395ce91
https://gitweb.gentoo.org/proj/kde-sunset.git/
ll emerge.
It does take a village, but devs, with skills and compassion such as what
you demonstrate, on a routine basis, is one of the best features
of gentoo.
THANKS, Andrew,
James
g RS-232 is well
documented around the net. When I sniff usb, I try to first use usb-1.0
or 1.1, as the slower speeds are easier to watch and collect critical data.
good-hunting.
hth,
James
request stabilization of this revision. Afterwards all old
> versions will be dropped.
Worked for me. I burned systemrescuecd-x86-4.7.3.iso
and booted an old box.
> Best regards,
> Andrew Savchenko
THANKS Andrew!
James
ted DAG, which makes repeated builds
very fast and 100% accuracy on clean actions and removal of old files.
Many folks like ninja too.
hth,
James
? A few more keywords are needed
to narrow the search
Here is a link on tup vs make vs ninja, (3) of the popular build
systems::
http://www.slant.co/topics/4263/versus/~tup_vs_gnu-make_vs_ninja
James
Philip Webb ca.inter.net> writes:
> I'm well aware of the lengthy debate on the Dev list re tree-cleaning,
> which I intend to add a comment to later today.
> PS James seems not to have read Bug 345337 : I suggest he does (smile).
Correct. My response was some what mechanical
e out how YOU are going to maintain those old ebuilds.
https://archives.gentoo.org/gentoo-dev/message/305c431c84c39bc74b1077f0b395ce91
hth,
James
ding some evidence if other distros are
affected (this suggests it might be a gcc issue) or other distros are not
affected (this suggests it might be a gentoo pathch issue)?
> Franz
hth,
James
tric *control
over all games*. So, since this thread popped up, I just thought I'd ask
what is possible and suggest a wiki page delineating the entire admin set of
tools, that are gentoo centric, regardless if they are in the portage tree
or not; a feature very necessary for todays parents and admins.
hth,
James
some good starting points to think about this?
Oops,
I forgot to mention this link::
https://blog.mthode.org/posts/2016/Feb/creating-gentoo-vm-images/
I thought I'd go ahead and list it in this thread, in case any else
searches out this topic.
hth,
James
o-eapi-6/
Don't forget to use app-portage/repoman (man repoman)
hth,
James
Hello,
So net-analyzer/suricata is all the rage now. The 'Security Onion' is
often pitched as a suricata distro. [1] Many of the commonly listed
packages that are part of the security onion are already in gentoo.
So, are there suricata users on gentoo-user? If so, do you use any
of the key
d with:
> e2fsck -fpDv -E bmap2extent /dev/sda3
Here is the start of some good reading::
https://ext4.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Ext4_Disk_Layout#Extent_Tree
hth,
James
ccs.covici.com> writes:
> Hi. I am having problems emerging nodejs 6.2.1
Ok, so you've looked and the real hint is
compile with use flag (-doc) and see what happens.
hth,
James
Alan McKinnon gmail.com> writes:
> > Did you run perl-updater after upgrading perl?
> perl-cleaner --all
Good catch It's Monday. I'm a little brexit_hungover
and not even a brit.
Time to go play some brexit_ball
cheers mate(s)!
James
Here they tell you want one of the problems is, below.
> Error: Cannot find module
> Any assistance would be appreciated.
>
You can publish your java settings and I'll compare against mine
(I'm not really sure how to print the java-settings only...
Good Hunting!
hth,
James
w you slice it, it's painful to read.
hth,
James
, with a wee bit of auto-intelligence.
man elogv
hth,
James
ing?
But I did have this link.
http://www.nongnu.org/xbindkeys/xbindkeys.html
hth,
James
too.org/wiki/Kernel_Crash_Dumps
https://0xax.gitbooks.io/linux-insides/content/Booting/linux-bootstrap-1.html
A bit TL;DR but, oh well.
I hope these help,
James
José Maldonado gmail.com> writes:
> Gentoo is supporting officially Snap packages? Why not Flatpak?
Just ran across this::
https://github.com/fosero/flatpak-overlay
I have not tested this at all::
caveat emptor.
James
...
[ ok ]
Now it is gone A transient error as the system syncs to the gentoo
time servers?
curiously,
James
ncial) resources.
caveat emptor,
James
r world rather quickly
James
ux/
http://terrarum.net/blog/gentoo-on-rackspace-cloud.html
hth,
James
oo.org/wiki/Google_Summer_of_Code/2016/Ideas/
Stage4_Console_Configurator
hth,
James
nything and perform a myriad of gentoo
installs, all with just a few click. ymmv. I have most of the pieces, but
ADHD stills has me blocked
GOOD HUNTING!
hth,
James
ncourage construction ideas and antedotes.
hth,
James
>
> Best regards
> Marco
>
> On Thu, 16 Jun 2016 11:46:12 -0700
> Bryan Gardiner khumba.net> wrote:
>
> > On Thu, 16 Jun 2016 17:52:26 +0200
> > marco nucleus.it wrote:
> >
> > > Hi,
> >
video snap) we call them schnapps?
I've been bantering about for a couple of years now how clusters (hpc and
containers) are going to change everything. Security is the main obstacle
now. You know, I'm ready to sip this Kool_aid and ponder the possibilities
Were are all the security gurus on
x, which seemed unique to me.
vga=
773 = 1024x768x8
775 = 1280x1024x8
791 = 1024x768x16
794 = 1280x1024x16
http://www.sprint.net.au/~terbut/usefulbox/lilovgatable.htm
may help.
hth,
James
linux shines here too, as it uses musl
(libc) and is security oriented.
Did you read up on Xombrero? There are many choices, finding the least
time-consuming option that meets your needs requires lots of time.
;-)
hth,
James
[1]
http://www.cnx-software.com/2016/02/29/odroid-c2-64-bit-arm-development-board-is-now-available-for-purchase-for-40/
needs.
I have not had time to implement it, so it's on my todo list to evaluate.
hth,
James
[1] http://opensource.dyc.edu/tinhat
J. Roeleveld antarean.org> writes:
>
> On Monday, June 13, 2016 02:10:27 PM James wrote:
> > wabe gmail.com> writes:
> > Still, if you manage 1000 linux workstations, then systemd does have
> > it's merits.
> Serious question: What makes systemd m
f you manage 1000 linux workstations, then systemd does have
it's merits.
> But I really don't wanna start another pro/con systemd thread here! ;-)
Exactly. I just wanted to encourage the non-systemd folks that their future
looks very bright.
> Regards
> wabe
hth,
James
opment/editing codes on; that's how lucas films
and the other 'big boys' do their work.
hth,
James
t router setup and the user can just add a few
packages. It's a dam shame, the state of router affairs. I have quite a few
personal friends that code. Offense is where the money is
Defense sucks in the coding world, and the attrophy is getting worse.
Kids learn on defense and switch to offense, to make the big bucks.
YMMV.
James
. hence the desire for
a gentoo-hardened-router vendor, or guide.
James
ed your efforts? Surely a generic hardened version
would speed up my efforts.
Which libc are you using? musl ?
GPU acceleration on anything related to security ?
Do you flag your files with app-forensics/aide ?
Any other tidbits ?
> Best regards,
> Andrew Savchenko
curiously,
James
with or without wifi is fine.
any suggestions?
James
he web view, or read the output of `cvs
> log`).
> You can then do `cvs up -r1.X file`, replacing "1.X" with the CVS
> revision and "file" with the filename in question.
Ah!
OK.
I'll test this out.
post back only if
it fails.
thx,
James
James
James
James (need to have more lines posted (gmane.org).
stated before, YES wget works fine. I was fumbaling around with the
cvs syntax/tricks/knowledge and wanted to have that correct. I seem to visit
the attic on a semi regular basis and my /usr/local/portage dir
groweth..
thx,
James
tax string (I borked this a few times
> > to no avail)?
> `cd /usr/portage && wget -r $url`
> or
> `wget -P /usr/portage -r $url`
No problems with wget, I was referrring to cvs syntax.
Reread the first email. The problem/question was on cvs syntaxonly.
James
mmand syntax to use, in general to pull
> > complete (theoretically compilable) sources from the archive? It's been
> > a while so my cvs could easily be incorrect
> >
> > wget is a champ.
> >
> > curiously,
> > James
> >
> Use the recursive opti
James tampabay.rr.com> writes:
> https://sources.gentoo.org/cgi-bin/viewvc.cgi/gentoo-x86/app-admin/
> rackview/?hideattic=0
> rackview-0.09-r3.ebuild seems to have been removed from the attic?
I have to revert to using 'wget' to snag the files and a copy
of the latest ebuil
?
Are the devs now cleansing the attic? I thought those were suppose to
remain into perpetuity, for a variety of reasons.
stumped,
James
Hello,
This is about the most scary idea I have every heard of in unix/linux,
in long time.
I guess all of those conspiracy theories were correct::
prepare to be assimilateD!
https://lists.dns-oarc.net/pipermail/dns-operations/2016-June/014964.html
found on ha/ker news
enjoy,
James
a in tonight.
Munge around the kernel githubs, find the right dev and try that pathway.
> BillK
hth,
James
rdware shows up.
hth,
James
::
http://chrislord.net/index.php/2016/06/01/open-source-speech-recognition/
hth,
James
mjo gentoo.org
> mail-filter/pypolicyd-spf
OK, let me play with this a while...
> Attachment (maintainer.py): text/x-python, 587 bytes
James
gentoo. Very similar, inexpensive
and attractive for the entire Gentoo community.
enjoy,
James
ll not available.
but the description is via 'eix wpscan' is available.
James
Michael Orlitzky gentoo.org> writes:
> $ portageq --maintainer-email=idl0r gentoo.org
VERY COOL!
Now I shall research how to code something up for non-installed
portage packages and the overlay collections those listings
are really what I'm after.
THX!
James
if a tool parsed out the
basics so each and every dev does not have to do this. I'm trying to
'not reinvent the wheel' but it is a great help, particularly for the
product devs that are into the same sorts of things as I am. (ultrabug) for
example.
thx,
James
toolkit ?
If nothing exist, I'd consider writing some C (q applets) or python
(gentoolkit) code to perform this searching task. It wont be comprehensive,
but it should work on both the protage tree and the official overlays.
Thoughts and ideas are welcome.
James
e interested::
https://github.com/coreos/coreos-overlay/commit/
048faeb3b1b1a693dec3bdb47b127b8d71c48c13
I (previously) had high regards for CoreOS, but not keeping things current
is usually the largest source of problems and sploits, imho.
thx,
James
it's fine
> on Gentoo. But it won't hurt to run glsa-check from time to time (my sync
> script does it every time and mails me if there's a problem).
Which file contains the purported malaised default configration?
I just want to manually inspect it and verify for myself.
curiously,
James
packages they are
working on (github)?
That way I could compound commands to view most of the published portfolio
of work on a dev, which often leads to increased efficiency on my
research efforts.
curiously,
James
log files, for deeper review when necessary.
hth,
James
d experts are being snapped up by large corps, agencies and otherwise
going 'off grid'. I'm not too sure what to make of all of this, but the pam
issue is only the tip of the berg.ymmv.
hth,
James
a security lapse elsewhere
enjoy,
James
[1] https://coreos.com/blog/
ic algorithm and using rDMA via
the DDR5 on a collection of GPUs to speed up your search?
James
years
hth,
James
Raphael MD gmail.com> writes:
> I've tried to install a Brother DCP-L8400CDN network laser printer on
> my Gentoo.
Maybe Helmut had some success?
http://news.gmane.org/gmane.linux.gentoo.user
Or your favorite way to read old gentoo posts from 19May2016.
hth,
James
James tampabay.rr.com> writes:
> So there seems to an ever expanding list of stage4 files.
Previously::
Further searching reveals::
Catalyst [1]
grsrun [2]
Perhaps Ansible [?] installs of stage-4 after another tool
creates the images
Anyone have any experience with creating
-
tarballs-made-easy/
curiously,
James
he
> whole gory details of this problem.
I'm no whiz at blender, but it is installed. You can post snippets
and questions and I'll compare to my system, if that helps.
Did you look in bgo for any relevant bugs?
hth,
James
m, imho.
Maybe in time somebody will just grab a git manual/doc and hammer on it
so is looks and smells like a gentoo doc, and put it up in the wiki
Maybe just a gentoo-user-howto for common user level tasks.
Just expressing my opine, timely with Peter and other's comments and my
own beliefs.
Thanks for the comments,
James
thways. If the devs want more proxy and devs to join,
making that pathway well defined goes a long way to encouraging folks, imho.
So what do others think, do we need a git/hub handbook right after the
gentoo-install-handbook, full of tips and recipes for gentoo git_noobs?
comments welcome,
James
behaviour or know where I
> should look?
> I have multiple machines and it's only this one that has this problem,
> which happened after a world update long ago.
If you have a similar setup on similar hardware, then 'diff' the (dmesg)
boot log files for any differences and analyze.
hth,
James
[1] https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Kernel_Crash_Dumps
. The best I found is $40 per board
and I was wondering if anyone knows of a gentoo port for this hardware [1].
I am very open to any means to gain access to at least (5) ARM64V8
cores for testing cluster ebuilds.
sincerely,
James
[1] https://archlinuxarm.org/platforms/armv8/amlogic/odroid-c2
ith the date of the portage you are
on as you update, for any other gotchas.
Sometimes a fresh install is a good idea. Make sure all your system
fans are in place and running to keep the system cool as you compile.
hth,
James
s of the dns (public)
servers?
Maybe a listing of the ones that are "hardened and use a better libc" like musl?
James
walking through the @system packages, no gui. That ways it's very fast.
The only problem I encounterd was some packages where not found, so I fixed
that manually. I walked one up form 2006 and (3) from 2008 old vintage
32 bit intel/amd systems.
good luck.
hth,
James
Marcin Cieslak saper.info> writes:
> I try to upgrade a pretty old Gentoo system and different
> variants of "emerge -Dupv world" fail complaining, among
> others, about EAPI 6.
https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Upgrading_Gentoo
hth,
James
ect
curiously,
James
erienced a similar problem or has anybody a suggestion
> what to try next?
Some references that might help::
https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Brother_networked_printer
https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Printing
http://www.gentoo-wiki.info/HOWTO_Brother_Printer/Scanners
hth,
James
James tampabay.rr.com> writes:
> lee yagibdah.de> writes:
You know, it just dawned on me a solution that *may* fit your needs.
If folks where to first employ a speech to text interpolate software,
on their (originating) end, then your friend would receive mostly accurate
text commu
cceptable for your needs.
hth,
James
l and not the specific
process(es) but I'm sure if you dig deeply enough you'll find what
you are looking for to characterize the traffic.
hth,
James
[1] https://wiki.wireshark.org/Tools
elogv)
I guess I could look myself into thunderbird on our github, if I were
more adept at git.
I run the local network so nothing changed with the bridges, filters
and routing.
(yea, yea, yea, I know the gentoo archives should be tapped, but that's tool
easy?)
curiously,
James
2 Gig ram) that many other
distros are crowing about: The ODROID-C2. Perhaps you'd be interested
in a stage-4 for that ODROID-C2 board? I surely would test out your
work on that one and post bugs as I attempt to migrate cluster codes
to armv8.
OrangeFS (kernel 4.6) would be bitchen cool on these bo
t 'epatch' is changing in EAPI 6 or 7?
That may affect your solution?
Maybe a better solution is to put this function/feature into
one of the eclasses?
(note, I'm no expert here so . a dev or 2 might want to chime
in or verify? )
curiously,
James
eas
are most welcome.
James
ybe in the GSoC effort (Kernelconfig) is a better place to
implement some explanation on the choices of what to do with /boot/ ? [1]
Anyway, I'm glad to hear that all is fine now.
James
[1] https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Google_Summer_of_Code/2016/Ideas/kernelconfig
e being phased out.
> With that call ?error? ... Xorg may be an impossible goal / waste of
> time on uClibc.
H. Anthony (bluen...@gentoo.org) is extraordinarily knowledgable
with uclibc and related issues. So that is where I would seek clarity,
advice and pathways for what you seek [1].
oo cluster configurations and flesh out kernel optimization issues.
Since they support arm64v8 this is actually a very enticing venture to
put this on arm64 too and see just how many threads and just how fast it
will run.
Count me in, too.
James
tch) could be built
by clustering Rpi3 devices together?
Lots of projects seem to be centric on Rpi3 clusters these days. [2]
Thanks again for the feedback.
James
[1]
http://www.algissalys.com/how-to/freeswitch-1-7-raspberry-pi-2-voip-sip-server
[2] https://www.raspberrypi.org/magpi/pi-spark-supercomputer/
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