I should have included where the accounts are: I have the id.a.o account setup with PGP and SSH keys. I have a jira account, I can log in seem to have the access I need.
This morning I added the ssh key for this workstation that Im on now. So far I have 3 ssh keys there, two for my Linux Mint workstation at home and one for this Linux Mint workstation I am on now. --Bryan Vest On Mon, May 15, 2017 at 10:19 AM, Bryan Vest <[email protected]> wrote: > Time zone is Ohio EDT. I sent an email to infra asking for access since I > was still getting the LDAP error last night. I have an account setup > everywhere I think I need to have them setup. > > --Bryan Vest > > On Mon, May 15, 2017 at 10:05 AM, Dave Jones <[email protected]> wrote: > >> I don't think you are becoming a burden. It's just odd timing really >> with a number of things all coming together. I am having to dig in very >> deep to figure out all of this stuff to get the ruleqa running again. It's >> quite frankly a mess from years of different people helping out while >> running on different OSes. I would like to get it going again and then >> standardize/consolidate everything in a logical manner soon. >> >> Kevin is busy so I will help finish off your onboarding steps. I think >> you are close. I think Keven opened a Jira ticket to get you added to >> sa-vm1.apache.org. Can you SSH into it with your SSH key? If so, can >> you sudo to root using OPIE? >> >> What time zone are you in? I will try to give you a call this afternoon >> after I am off work. I am in Dallas, TX (Central). >> >> Dave >> >> >> On 05/15/2017 08:30 AM, Bryan Vest wrote: >> >>> When I took the Unix Admin position where I work now it sort of went like >>> this. >>> >>> They gave me a workstation, direct root access to all servers and routers >>> in the network and more or less said have at it and thats what I have >>> been >>> doing for the last 13 years with a few bumps along the way. >>> >>> This created a shell around me that I am trying to break, almost an >>> anxiety >>> shell of leaving my always root home. Always dealing with the same people >>> and so on. >>> >>> Breaking into OpenSource to help with the skills that I have seemed to be >>> the best way to break that shell. Though I feel at this point I am >>> becoming >>> more of a burden than a help since I have yet do do anything though >>> between >>> everyone else at least half of the system seems to be up. >>> >>> Does anyone see anything else that I am missing in my on-boarding steps. >>> >>> Mobile:419-305-9232 >>> >>> --Bryan Vest >>> >>> >
