, this seems to be a compatibility minefield -- can anyone
suggest something that will just work for him? (No ndiswrapper, please!)
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Tigervnc-server for
dependencies, but, if I try to do that, it conflicts with RealVNC
server - anyone else seeing this?
Why do you want anaconda installed?
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in microkernel architectures has become clear: the various
pieces have to communicate, and getting the communication right is a very
hard problem. A better way, he says, is to put everything you really need
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software fonts which happen to be drop-in
replacements for certain Microsoft fonts. The Microsoft fonts you can get
via the corefonts package are free-to-download-from-Microsoft, but are not
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versions of systemd, by the way. And since the kinks are
still getting ironed out, an update is highly recommended. (Should be in the
Fedora 14 test updates.)
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repomanage (or another rpm specific tool), I'd use
tmpwatch rather than roll my own solution with find.
+1 to both suggestions.
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this is a kernel module.
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been forwarded to the mail
spool via /etc/aliases. Now it is lost.
rsnapshot should be patched to log those. In the meantime, though, the
package could have a dpenedency on an MTA.
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1. For a single system, do a minimal install and build up your system after
using yum or yumex.
2. For multiple systems, write a kickstart file, which gives you even more
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This is still correct. Creating the symlink to /dev/null under /etc/udev
masks out the default rule found in /usr/lib/udev.
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, Robyn touches on some of that. I think overall the answer is as much
as we want it to.
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do this, and use the modified kickstart that I now have?
You just need to give that kickstart file to anaconda. Have you see the
documentation at
http://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/Fedora/20/html/Installation_Guide/ch-kickstart2.html
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of port 35881 got
in /etc/ssh/sshd_config.
Either you put it there or someone else did. The default, of course, is 22.
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But there's no general indication of whether bugs should be filed in a
different bugzilla -- nor, really, is there overall project agreement that
that's best practice. Adding something like that on a per-package basis to
the pkgdb is an interesting thought.
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It should. I used it on my system which uses extlinux, and it just worked.
(This is becsuse Fedora uses a tool called grubby to abstract out updating
bootloader config, and as long as grub legacy support doesn't require any
big changes I expect it will keep working.)
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can find builds under
http://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/packageinfo?packageID=21
for example
http://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/buildinfo?buildID=491154
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systemd.log_level=debug
?
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switched is to contribute more to this group. This I would lose if I went
back to i386. Other than that, I can't say that there is anything to lose.
Some amout of greater performance, since the x86_64 architecture has
improvements beyond just more bits.
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requires libgloox.so.8 while fedora 20
offers only libgloox.so.11 with gloox-1.0.9-1.fc20
This glitch happens with the new release of gloox!
Yep. And here's the bug for Spectrum to be rebuilt:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1055807
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configurations, I have run the Fedora installation which,
unfortunately, has hung after just a minute. What do you suggest I should
do?
What is on the screen when it hangs?
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relatime (or noatime for CentOS 5)
This is the default.
- move /tmp to RAM: /etc/fstab
tmpfs /tmp tmpfs defaults,noatime,mode=1777 0 0
This is the default.
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any passwords or other sensitive information transferred will go in plain
text on the wire (or through the air with wireless, of course).
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ssh and sshd
ftp and ftpd
Which actually makes me surprised there wasn't a `http` client sooner. Not
surprisingly, there actually _is_ one in Fedora -- try `yum install
/usr/bin/http`. And it actually looks kind of nice. It's got colors. :)
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ChromeOS. But, overall, I think this is a difficult and
low-margin business to break into.
And there actually _are_ a few small companies trying to do this already, so
you wouldn't be first to the party.
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there...
This might help:
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for Fedora.next. We'll be able to
make the right decisions for different use cases with conflicting needs.
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* about two years
out. That's not a good trajectory. I spent some time talking to kernel
filesystem experts on this at FOSDEM and DevConf the last couple of weeks,
and the feedback I get is that while it's still interesting, we really can't
hold our collective breath.
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. However, we talked about actually having a session
(or even a mini-track, if there's a lot of interest) at the next Flock about
the near- and medium-term future of filesystems in Fedora.
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could cover better.
Separately, if we're really interested in allowing/encouraging parallel
installs, we probably should figure out how to make OSTree work officially.
https://lwn.net/Articles/581811/
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There are also a number of other incredibly-relevant and interesting
recordings from the conference at
http://www.youtube.com/user/RedHatCzech/videos, many about Fedora
directly, and others about interesting related open source software.
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On Fri, Feb 28, 2014 at 11:07:38AM -0600, Dan Mossor wrote:
What do y'all consider the most efficient network file system? NFS?
SMB? SFTP?
NFS over UDP. Less reliable, but less overhead. Can be significant if you
have a lot of data to push around.
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testing and karma.
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with firewalld.
For reference, here's the bug for making it so it *does* work with
firewalld:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1046816
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there is a template for this? Not sure.)
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implies, this lets
you do atomic updates and switch back if thereis aproblem.
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plus /tmp may be on tmpfs.
Type 'mount' and look at what you have on your system.
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, is full text important, or is
posting a link to the web site fine? Would it be helpful to post it to other
lists as well or instead? What about repurposing the defunct news mailing
list for just this purpose?
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, on the article, on the social media, or at any bar or coffee shop
within walking distance of Boston's MBTA.
It would be nice if you could post a link to the next installments on
the list, otherwise interested people (like myself) might miss them.
I definitely will. Thanks.
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it is necessary
to ask it now.
I'll think about it. :)
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it running by default. That's all. No one
is removing MTAs from the distro.
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, but not necessarily in the same
way, and I don't think we'll be able to do anything meaningful by imitating
what they did years ago -- that window is past and we need to go our own
way.
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if it ran correctly or not.
We definitely need better alerting and monitoring, mail-based or otherwise.
Help wanted. :)
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in their distro is really ready for prime time.
+1 to this, too. I don't think we *want* to become the mainstream
windows-replacement OS, because that's not where we want to be on the
innovation curve.
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useful overall. Thanks.
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with kickstart.
(more on the rest in a separate reply)
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How could that be done better? Surveys? More user testing? An active User
Feedback SIG?
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good faith on the part of the other. Software
developers have the best intentions in making changes, and frustrated users
are just frustrated.
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in that space!) It might be
neat for some special cases, but I hope we can all agree that it *is* a
special case (and that Fedora isn't necessarily the right thing to cover all
special cases).
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(including possible
changes to normal Fedora) and that's probably okay.
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created inside that
directory also owned by that group.
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*
Thanks to Stephen Gallagher for content suggestions this week, and Joe
Brockmeier for proofreading. If you have tips for the next week, please
send ‘em to me.
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system binaries and
libraries -- it is not the user directory. On Fedora (and most Linux
systems), that is /home. And there's no problem sharing that over the
network.
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to 20 to 21 through the daily updates
instead of a major upgrade.
You might want to try running Rawhide, our development branch. It works
exactly that way. Sometimes there are issues, but... that's thr price you
pay for that.
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failure, but where it might be possible to accidentally make an access while
the thing is being changed with unpredictable results.
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probably ate dirt and carpet fuzz as well.
I think the Godwin's law of the Fedora Users mailing list is: all
long-enough threads eventually get to everyone competing to be the oldest
with the most esoteric use of ancient computers.
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, and therefore, no fan.
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do already have 5 new
things. :)
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number of
requests can be made without having an individual API key, but after that,
you need one. A key is free for personal use... There's a link in the
extention's UI and a place to put it in the config interface.
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, I encourage you to get involved in making that happen.
The Fedora Security SIG is
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On Thu, Apr 10, 2014 at 10:38:23AM -0400, Matthew Miller wrote:
Thanks very much all for the improved voting app. Much easier than last
year. Can you clarify the meaning of the numbers, though? Is 0 no interest
and 15 definitely want?
Err. 128, I mean.
Wow. That's a lot of numbers
to make it interactive and approve
each item.
I've always thought it'd be nice if systemd had a mode where it would
flatten all dependencies and step through sequentially, but this is easier
said than done because the dependencies can be fairly complex.
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generally you don't want i686 devel packages installed anyway.
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anything special -- it is just
calling systemctl. It looks like the service itself is having some problem
starting up, and that's where the problem needs to be fixed...
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currently does not support systemctl.
Ah, I see. It's using the initscripts compatibility. I think to get best
results, you probably actually want to write a native service file. This is
pretty simple, really - see
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something other than spaces and
now hipfw up real fast like...
Still have those error messages reported with 'systemctl status
hipfw.service', but it is working...
Keep in mind that _those are not comments_. See
/usr/share/doc/initscripts/sysvinitfiles.
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awesome fit for many uses, including possibly this one.
For more, see the Fedora Server Working Group:
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Server
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Thanks this week to Ankur Sinha for feeding me notes from Fedora
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applications shouldn't use (or depend on) /tmp anyway since they can't
depend on any sort of persistence.
We've been running tmpwatch on /tmp since... I don't even know when. Years.
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activities, from package builds to user
creation to meetings logged. If you’re data-oriented, it’s an
interesting way to get a feel for the technical pulse of the community.
* http://thisweekinfedora.org/
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? And this has not broken
scripts? My tmp.conf says 10 days, but the OP said every few *minutes*.
I'm replying to I don't know when the aged based cleaning started, as
clearly quoted above.
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my
question.
put ZONE=zonename in the ifcfg file for the interface/network.
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is there a hand-holding page somewhere that explains to subtechnoids
just how to do a net-install?
Well, you can use boot.fedoraproject.org -- download one of these and go.
http://boot.fedoraproject.org/download
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and the word ALL in it.) You can edit it with any
Or, on Fedora, add yourself to the wheel group (and log out and in again).
You can do this with User Manager tool in gnome, or with
gpasswd wheel -a username
as root or via sudo from another user with sudo privs.
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is interesting: http://unix.stackexchange.com/a/8588/2511
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can use the GUI user admin tool to do the same thing.
So, you *don't need to edit the file directly, which is good thing, because
the sudoers file has a complicated and fussy syntax.
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advantage when using any scripting language with startup
overhead.
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position that avoiding editing sudoers is the best choice.
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systems I just set up.
In my sudoers, that line is commented out, and should be. You don't
want everybody and his brother to have sudo privileges.
Everybody and his brother should not be in the wheel group. Wheel is the
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, or group membership, unless a
full audit of all files on the system is performed, it's difficult to make
sure that that access is _gone_ -- you can't just remove someone from the
list. But that's another issue.
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' is your user account.
easier for me, no need for that awful 'vi'
rghht. *or*,
gpasswd wheel -a loginname
which has no need for vi *and* doesn't risk clobbering your sudoers file
with a typo.
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The _base_ syslinux package has no such logic at all.
On the other hand, switching to extlinux as your bootloader isn't a bad
idea.
On the other, other hand, I'm all for better subpackaging in the syslinux
RPM. It just has never been a priority before.
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You can do this by making a systemd service unit which triggers on the
shutdown, reboot, and halt targets. See
http://unix.stackexchange.com/q/39226/2511
for some examples.
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to happen if I have KVM VMs started?
Just like any other process -- they will be suspended too.
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, and the Gnome developers consider this a very
important part of the design.
I've gotten used to double-clicking esc to unlock my screen.
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the screen shield. But I've been trained not to use the
keyboard for that purpose (except maybe for a Control key) so it takes
getting used to.
Yeah it seems like a good RFE would be for shift, alt, and ctl to also clear
the screen shield.
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