Re: [Discuss] help

2024-11-12 Thread dan moylan
rich pi-eri writes: > On Mon, 11 Nov 2024 13:05:02 -0500 > dan moylan wrote: >> i just upgraded my three laptops from fc40 to fc41. none >> of them now mounts my SSD harddrive. df now shows all these >> /run/credentials files which i never saw before. what's > https://systemd.io/CREDENTIALS

Re: [Discuss] help

2024-11-11 Thread Jerry Feldman
Not sure if I can help. My desktop is running fedora 41, and has an m.2 internal ssd. While booting your laptop, press f12 and check your boot configuration. You should see all your hardware. -- Jerry Feldman Boston Linux and Unix http://www.blu.org On Mon, Nov 11, 2024, 1:06 PM dan moylan wr

Re: [Discuss] help

2024-11-11 Thread Kent Borg
On 11/11/24 10:05 AM, dan moylan wrote: tmpfs 1.0M 0 1.0M 0% /run/credentials/systemd-network-generator.service tmpfs 1.0M 0 1.0M 0% /run/credentials/systemd-journald.service tmpfs 1.0M 0 1.0M 0% /run/credentials/systemd-udev-load-cre

Re: [Discuss] help

2024-11-11 Thread Rich Pieri
On Mon, 11 Nov 2024 13:05:02 -0500 dan moylan wrote: > i just upgraded my three laptops from fc40 to fc41. none > of them now mounts my SSD harddrive. df now shows all these > /run/credentials files which i never saw before. what's https://systemd.io/CREDENTIALS/ > going on? how can i moun

Re: [Discuss] help

2024-11-11 Thread markw
Before you panic, do "lsblk" to see if your system even sees them. It could be that a driver is not loaded. I'm not sure what the credential service is, it could be related, but I don't think so. What was the filesystem used on the ssds? could it have been deprecated from fc41? Let's first run l

[Discuss] help

2024-11-11 Thread dan moylan
i just upgraded my three laptops from fc40 to fc41. none of them now mounts my SSD harddrive. df now shows all these /run/credentials files which i never saw before. what's going on? how can i mount my usb SSD? Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on /dev/sda3 465G 90G

Re: [Discuss] Help with mailing list

2023-01-17 Thread Dale R. Worley
> From: Ben Kallus > To: dlslug-disc...@lists.dlslug.org, BLU Discuss > > Subject: [Discuss] Help with mailing list > > Can anyone help out Prof. Wagon with his mathematical mailing list? > > Thanks! > Ben > > -- Forwarded message -- >

Re: [Discuss] Help with mailing list

2023-01-16 Thread Jerry Feldman
I think the object of the list may determine how you want to use it. At BLU we have used mailman (https://list.org/) for a long time. It is fairly easy to set up and users can manage their own profile. It is written in python and admins can add their own code. On Mon, Jan 16, 2023, 3:36 PM Ben Kal

Re: [Discuss] Help with mailing list

2023-01-16 Thread Ben Kallus
I guess I'm looking for both. I've never run a mailing list myself, and am curious about what everyone here would use. At the same time, Stan put out a call for people to help him out, and I figured I'd forward it to the mailing list because I figured someone here could help him out. Thanks for al

[Discuss] Help with mailing list

2023-01-13 Thread Ben Kallus
Can anyone help out Prof. Wagon with his mathematical mailing list? Thanks! Ben -- Forwarded message -- From: *Stan Wagon* Date: Friday, January 13, 2023 Subject: Problem 1355 Solution To: Stan Wagon ... HELP: It appears that my administrator has run out of ideas on how to g

[Discuss] Help with fried SSD

2022-07-25 Thread Benjamin Kallus
Hi everyone, Last night, I was doing some hardware hacking and accidentally shorted a USB device that was connected to my laptop. The laptop survived, but I think it was too much for the SATA SSD controller, which refuses to read anything but 0s and shows only a ~1 GB volume. I've tried all the

Re: [Discuss] Help installing linux on I Mac

2021-01-19 Thread Jerry Feldman
I am not familiar with Mac hardware. Most Linux distros come with gparted. While both fedora and Ubuntu use different installers, both installers now use the gparted libraries, but different front ends. You can use both to remove the partition tables, but neither are very user friendly. I think Ubu

[Discuss] Help installing linux on I Mac

2021-01-19 Thread Jay Kramer
Hi, It's been a long while since I have visited BLU mail. After viewing the discussion on Self Sovereignty, I regret missing all of the excellent discussions within the group. I have a 2012 I Mac that runs OS X Sierra. I never really used it so I decided to load linux on it. I am unfamiliar wit

Re: [Discuss] Help with Apache & SSL - can't fix 403 errors

2020-12-09 Thread Daniel Barrett
On December 9, 2020, Dan Ritter wrote: >Daniel Barrett wrote: >> Sorry, I should have said: hitting the https site (403 error) produces >> no messages at all in the error.log and access.log. > >Is apache actually using port 443? > >sudo netstat -tlnp | grep 443 F*cking brilliant! Port 443 was o

Re: [Discuss] Help with Apache & SSL - can't fix 403 errors

2020-12-09 Thread Dan Ritter
Daniel Barrett wrote: > On December 9, 2020, Dan Ritter wrote: > >> Thanks Dan. Mistake on my part, but adding ServerName didn't change > >> the 403 error behavior. > >> > >> I should add that my localhost has ~10 other websites running on it > >> (all over http) and SSL doesn't work in any of th

Re: [Discuss] Help with Apache & SSL - can't fix 403 errors

2020-12-09 Thread Daniel Barrett
On December 9, 2020, Dan Ritter wrote: >> Thanks Dan. Mistake on my part, but adding ServerName didn't change >> the 403 error behavior. >> >> I should add that my localhost has ~10 other websites running on it >> (all over http) and SSL doesn't work in any of them (same 403 error). > >OK, what do

Re: [Discuss] Help with Apache & SSL - can't fix 403 errors

2020-12-09 Thread Dan Ritter
Daniel Barrett wrote: > On December 9, 2020, Dan Ritter wrote: > >> > >> > >> ServerAdmin webmaster@localhost > > > >ServerName www.server.com > > Thanks Dan. Mistake on my part, but adding ServerName didn't change > the 403 error behavior. > > I should add that my localhost has ~10 o

Re: [Discuss] Help with Apache & SSL - can't fix 403 errors

2020-12-09 Thread Daniel Barrett
On December 9, 2020, Dan Ritter wrote: >> >> >> ServerAdmin webmaster@localhost > >ServerName www.server.com Thanks Dan. Mistake on my part, but adding ServerName didn't change the 403 error behavior. I should add that my localhost has ~10 other websites running on it (all over http) a

Re: [Discuss] Help with Apache & SSL - can't fix 403 errors

2020-12-09 Thread Dan Ritter
Daniel Barrett wrote: > > I've been trying to set up an HTTPS website on localhost (Ubuntu > 18.04), but no matter what I do, I get a 403 "Access Denied" error > when I hit the site. I've tried all the solutions I can find > documented on the web: > > - The site is served perfectly over http (i.

[Discuss] Help with Apache & SSL - can't fix 403 errors

2020-12-09 Thread Daniel Barrett
I've been trying to set up an HTTPS website on localhost (Ubuntu 18.04), but no matter what I do, I get a 403 "Access Denied" error when I hit the site. I've tried all the solutions I can find documented on the web: - The site is served perfectly over http (i.e., http://localhost) - Web root dir

Re: [Discuss] help

2020-02-06 Thread Jerry Feldman
Hi Dan, 1. When you turn it on are you saying it does not post (the post screen is usually the Lenovo logo). 2. Does the computer show the list of Fedora kernels. Should be 4 + recovery. 3. When you boot live CD memory stick, does it boot. >From the start I would think that there is something wron

[Discuss] help

2020-02-06 Thread dan moylan
my main computer has gone bonkers. - lenevo t430 thinkpad running fc31 when i power up it sits forever not showing the usual, but when i hit escape it says it's in emergency mode and to enter the root password, which i do. everything seems to be there as expected except: - i can't establi