Public bug reported:
Ubuntu 18.04 Bionic Beaver
An issue was reported to systemd-networkd on GitHub -
https://github.com/systemd/systemd/issues/11650 - and all the thorough
details are there.
Using anonymous bridges (ie: not attached to physical NICs) is
problematic with systemd-networkd as they
Please ignore, this is a duplicate of #1774342 which I missed when
searching for previous reports
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Title:
isc-dhcp-server & isc-dhcp-server6 sys
Public bug reported:
Both isc-dhcp-server and isc-dhcp-server6 systemd service units both use
$INTERFACES instead of $INTERFACESv4 and $INTERFACESv6 respectively
which are declared in /etc/default/isc-dhcp-server
It prevents the DHCP server to only operate on specific interfaces.
isc-dhcp-server
I just tested netplan 0.39 on a 18.04 VM and it does not fix the
problem, the bridge is still DOWN upon creation :-(
netplan
network:
version: 2
bridges:
br0:
dhcp4: false
addresses:
- 10.10.10.254/24
parameters:
stp: false
Why the "catch" isn't documented anywhere?
There's another catch here : If the proxy setting needs to be of the
same type as the URL, how exactly am I supposed to know in advance when
querying the information?
As you can imagine, the /etc/apt/souces.list.d is filed with mixed
content such as HTTP
Public bug reported:
apt(-get) does not honor Proxy-Auto-Detect configuration in any way for
HTTPS URLs.
ex: vi /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/99-proxy-auto-detect
Acquire::http:Proxy-Auto-Detect "/path/to/app";
"app" performs some actions and output the name of the proxy server
according to some internal
Ok Brian, you're right for some parts. Upstream PHP DOES support
SQLite3, through PDO indeed and I think the same way about the
unsupported "classic" interface to SQLite3.
Although you're right about the PDO driver not being installed unless
SQLite2 package is installed, it must be noted that this
Hi,
After further investigation, I realise that I was fooled :-) Upstream
PHP only support SQLite 2.x, either via PDO or classic function calls
such as sqlite_xxx().
SQLite3 is _NOT YET_ supported in upstream PHP.
There's an external project at http://php-sqlite3.sf.net which provides
support fo
Hi,
I second this request as this is VERY annoying not to be able to use
SQLite3 at all within PHP!
Installing "php5-sqlite" adds support for "sqlite" and "pdo_sqlite"
extensions which is fine but limited to SQLite 2.x databases.
Installation "php5-sqlite3" adds support for "sqlite3" extension b
