I am a fan of Potomac Pizza also in "The Hotel". They recently started offering non-dairy cheese, so I can have pizza again.
There is a (new?) place in College Park called Dog House Biergarten that I would like to try, but probably when the weather is cooler in the fall. The pavilion at Carderock can be reserved, it is a little spendy but a very nice space. Over on that side of town there is also Angler's Inn which was better than I expected it to be the last time I was there. Tom ======================================= Thomas Sweeting Maryland Fire and Rescue Institute University of Maryland On Tue, Jul 2, 2024 at 9:06 PM peter teuben <teu...@umd.edu> wrote: > of course a park is generally more quiet than a bar, but its also > conceivably a lot more hot (except yesterday). We can also easily get > rained out if there's a summer storm, so I'm more inclined for an indoor > place. > > here's a few places , admitted local to UMD > > 1) Behind the The Hotel there's a new place called the Hall, even has > pickleball courts ooutside (no, i'm not a fan). Kinda weird you need to > wear a band, like on cruises, in order to get alcohol. > > 2) Franklins or Bus Boys & Poets, both in hyattsville > > 3) that "new" beer place at Riverdale station, also has a new "2fifty > BBQ", Tapas place on the other corner if you want food > > (they allow food to be taken in to the beer place) > > 4) Le Fantome Food Hall, also new, in Riverdale . Has a few food places > and a bar. I love their Poke Bowl. > > > I think 3) is my favorite these days, but they're all good. > > > Other places I don't know anything about, but just heard mention: > > - union market (off NY Av) > > - there's a Denizen's right by Fantome,in Riverdale. I was there > recently, but had noisy live music. > > > > For those not having been around UMD for a few years, are in for the > shock treatment. They recently paved Rt.1 now that it's "finished" and > ready for the purple line. Parking is, as ever, a pain. > > > - peter > > > On 7/2/24 18:30, J. Milgram wrote: > > > BTW, it really is time for an UMGLUG. I propose we nail down 1-3 good > > venues, then I'll try sending out a doodle poll for each of them. > > > > To get things started: here's a crazy idea: how about out of doors at > > a park? The glugging will have to be non-alcoholic but there's good NA > > beer out there. In this spirit (or non-spirits) I propose: Carderock > > Recreation Area. They have picnic tables under a pavilion so we're > > good rain or shine. NB this is a purely selfish suggestion since it's > > near work. > > > > Or one of the many fine minibreweries anywhere in the greater metro > > area ... I am unfamiliar, so propose away. > > > > > > On 6/30/24 14:55, J. Milgram wrote: > >> > >> And you know what distro I would say :) > >> > >> > >> On 6/30/24 13:09, Ben Stern wrote: > >>> So you know what I'm going to say for the distro you should be > >>> using, but > >>> there aren't STIGs for it. I've been able to run it on my desktop > >>> as long > >>> as I keep it IAVA compliant, but that may not apply to your site. > >>> > >>> Ubuntu's upgrade process has been pretty good every time I've tried > >>> going > >>> from LTS to LTS, and there are STIGs for Ubuntu. So that's a vote for > >>> Ubuntu. > >>> > >>> [I'm trying to push work to move to Ubuntu from RHEL and even with the > >>> massive price tag we're facing, there's a belief that "Ubuntu isn't > >>> made in > >>> the USA and RHEL is, so we have to use RHEL." (I don't even know > >>> where to > >>> start with this.)] > >>> > >>> Glad you found the problem! > >>> > >>> Ben > >>> > >>> > >>> > >>> > >>> > >>> > >>> On Sun, Jun 30, 2024 at 07:05:11AM -0400, J. Milgram wrote: > >>>> Thanks all around! > >>>> > >>>> Rob: indeed, the system was compromised, sort of. The malware: some > >>>> kind of > >>>> "endpoint security" thing that the Company IT folks installed, on > >>>> top of > >>>> selinux, apparently because of a STIG. It's so seamless, it doesn't > >>>> even > >>>> tell you what's going on, just tells you operation not permitted. I > >>>> wonder > >>>> how it works ... must require some kind of kernel patch or module. > >>>> Killed > >>>> the daemon and problem solved. Of course now I have to wonder what in > >>>> particular it doesn't like about all the files it selects for this > >>>> special > >>>> treatment. But at least now I can backup all my files, even the > >>>> ones I'm not > >>>> allowed to view. > >>>> > >>>> Which I need to do because they "must" upgrade me to a newer RHEL and > >>>> apparently it requires everything to be wiped, even /home. There > >>>> has got to > >>>> be a better Linux distro out there. If only I could remember its > >>>> name ... > >>>> > >>>> Thanks again. I'm buying the first round at the next UMGLUG. That > >>>> day will > >>>> come! > >>>> > >>>> regards > >>>> Judah > >>>> > >>>> On 6/28/24 15:05, Rob Sherwood wrote: > >>>>> I wouldn't ignore the possibility of a compromise... might be worth > >>>>> booting off a known safe USB disk in rescue mode and seeing if the > >>>>> problem > >>>>> persists even in that environment. > >>>>> > >>>>> Best of luck, > >>>>> > >>>>> - Rob > >>>>> . > >>>>> > >>>>> On Fri, Jun 28, 2024 at 11:21???AM J. Milgram <milg...@cgpp.com> > >>>>> wrote: > >>>>> > >>>>> > >>>>>> On Jun 28, 2024 at 14:19, J. Milgram <milg...@cgpp.com> wrote: > >>>>>> > >>>>>> Peter, Moshe, > >>>>>> > >>>>>> Thanks. These are good ideas. I might mention I'm running a > >>>>>> RAID1 > >>>>>> array so I presume an asymmetrical hd problem would trigger > >>>>>> major > >>>>>> warnings. It never happened to me before so I don't actually > >>>>>> know what happens, or how to recover. > >>>>>> > >>>>>> But I guess the raid array could be fine, and > >>>>>> reliably/redundantly supporting a broken filesystem... > >>>>>> > >>>>>> Am running a search now to find all affected files, to see if > >>>>>> there's a pattern. Will check the logs too... Should have been > >>>>>> the first thing I thought of :) Like the dd idea too. Thanks > >>>>>> again. > >>>>>> > >>>>>> More to follow. > >>>>>> > >>>>>> Judah > >>>>>> > >>>>>> > >>>>>> > >>>>>> > >>>>>> > >>>>>>> On Jun 28, 2024 at 10:41, peter teuben <teu...@umd.edu> wrote: > >>>>>>> > >>>>>>> inclined to think the disk has I/O issues, though you mentioned > >>>>>>> repair claims there's nothing needed. > >>>>>>> > >>>>>>> Any suspicious logs in /var/log > >>>>>>> > >>>>>>> or try dd if=/dev/yourdisk of=/devnull > >>>>>>> > >>>>>>> to see if that triggers I/O errors in the logs > >>>>>>> > >>>>>>> > >>>>>>> On 6/28/24 10:38, J. Milgram wrote: > >>>>>>>> Greetings, > >>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>> Hope everyone's summer is going well. > >>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>> Weird problem here on an RHEL 7 box. Have a number of files > >>>>>>>> under /home that the os will not let me read. So tools like > >>>>>>>> cp, > >>>>>>>> md5sum, lsattr and such, and applications, all tell me > >>>>>>>> "operation not permitted" whether run as user or as root. That > >>>>>>>> said I can stat them. Have checked ownership, permissions, > >>>>>>>> file > >>>>>>>> acls, etc. > >>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>> Haven't found a pattern to the affected files. One interesting > >>>>>>>> example is a directory of ~300 conference papers, all pdfs, > >>>>>>>> all > >>>>>>>> from same conference, all with identical perms and ownership, > >>>>>>>> and exactly one of them has this problem. The rest I can read > >>>>>>>> as normal. > >>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>> Running selinux but disabling that didn't change anything. > >>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>> It's an XFS filesystem. Ran xfs_repair but no change. > >>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>> I'm stumped! Any ideas? > >>>>>>>> Thanks as always... > >>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>> Judah > >>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>> You received this email because you are subscribed to the UM > >>>>>>>> Linux User's Group (UM-LINUX) mailing list. 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