One way to do it would be completely outside of Apache. It would be to
create a symlink of the directory of "oldsetname" to the actual location
of the "newset". Therefore, any reference to the old URL would
transpatenrly lead to the new directory.
JF
On 2025-06-08 11:01, David Patte via linux
I guess that those tools will be there for a while anyway, as many scripts
were written for those tools and the distro builders / util writers cannot
expect everyone to always change to the latest and the greatest. Just like
yum is still running on the latest Red Hat, although it now wraps around
t
I have an account with he.net for IPv6 addresses, and I am trying to
configure my router to forward IPv6 connections. Once enabled, and properly
configured (I think), it provides IPv6 addresses in the allocated range,
with the /64 netmask. However, when looking with ip command, I see that I
have tw
I personally use pCloud. They advertise a service located in the US, but
they also offer at the same price to have the storage in the EU, which
is my option. They also offer a fully-supported software that will mount
your storage on a Linux client. The mount is using fuse type. It worked
flawle
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> Jean-Francois Messier via linux wrote:
>
> > Yes, but for now, we want to avoid US, right ?
>
> Yes? So isn't buying services from an Australia-based company and
> getting your services hosted in Europe avoiding the US?
>
> Am I misunderstanding somethin
At Linux-Gatineau, we are using Sympa. This is a software that, I think,
originates from France. It seems to work fine, although we had some
issues with the proper header of the email. I did not do the setup of
the software, but helped a little bit.
On 2025-04-08 22:39, Alan McKay via linux wr
Yes, but for now, we want to avoid US, right ?
On 2025-04-09 11:19, Dianne Skoll via linux wrote:
On Wed, 9 Apr 2025 10:42:15 -0400
Jean-Francois Messier via linux wrote:
However, if you want hosting outside of USA, you have to go on the
other side of Atlantic.
No; mailmanlists.net is based
However, if you want hosting outside of USA, you have to go on the other
side of Atlantic.
On 2025-04-09 10:37, Dianne Skoll via linux wrote:
On Tue, 8 Apr 2025 22:39:27 -0400
Alan McKay via linux wrote:
Currently costing about $37 a month and we are looking for a way to
reduce that. Maybe w
I am sure hardware wiz on this list will be able to confirm this web
page, or explain why it is wrong.
https://techrights.org/n/2025/03/03/The_UEFI_hype_and_Microsoft_s_lies.shtml
JFM
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It all depends on the numerous and redundant interconnections between
the hosting service and a Canadian client, again depending on the
network where the client is located. The resilient nature of Internet
means that there are more than one route from point A to point B. The
Linux traceroute co
I also support OCLUG's own mailing list.
On Tue, Feb 11, 2025 at 12:49 PM Katie via linux
wrote:
> I am also in support of OCLUG running its own mailing list. +1 here.
>
> -Katie
>
> On 2025-02-11 12:35, Dianne Skoll via linux wrote:
> > On Mon, 10 Feb 2025 16:04:02 -0800
> > Ron wrote:
> >
> >
I sure would like to discuss and learn more on how to reduce my dependency
on USA. Not that we can completely get rid of them, but if we can minimize
their impact, I sure want to know more on this.
On Thu, Jan 30, 2025 at 6:48 PM David Patte via linux <
linux@linux-ottawa.org> wrote:
> After read
Let's remember this is a public list. If one wants to do secure
messaging, this is usually to a restricted list of recipients, each with
their own public key, regardless of the encryption or security software.
About having a shared keypair, the key is no more public. And to encrypt
the message
I, for one would be very interested to see how the integration works. I
am currently using my email addresses from RC, as a service from my
provider, but I am also thinking about getting it installed as an app on
my hosting, and see how everything would work together.
Thanks :-)
JFM
On 2024-
What are the ranges of voltages and watts/amps ?
On Thu, Oct 24, 2024, 12:31 Nash JC - NCF via linux
wrote:
> Browsing at Princess Auto in Kanata I found a USB dongle that displays
> voltage and current
> passing through to 2 charging / download ports. $4.99. Never seen
> something like this bef
I have been using Bitwarden for several years now. My main move to
Bitwarden was the fact it is all open source, available to be
installed locally on my own servers if I want, and that it was much cheaper
than any other solution. I can give some demos, but to give demos of some
advanced features, I
I have a laptop that works rather well with Linux, but the wireless
connection, working fine at home, has issues on an access point that uses
AD-based credentials to grant access.
In some failed logins, I saw somewhere an error about expired certificates.
Since this time, I never managed to login
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