y
projects already using Redirect and RedirectMatch. Converting them all
would be impractical.
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On Mon, 2010-12-06 at 23:38 +0100, Sylvain Beucler wrote:
> Hi,
>
> lists.gnu.org is not reachable by SSH at the moment.
>
> Is it normal?
I have no idea why it happened, but now it's working.
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>&1
/sbin/hwclock -w
fi
__EOF__
chmod 755 /usr/local/bin/clock-sync.sh
--8<---8<---8<---8<---8<--
Then run it by hand once:
date ; /usr/local/bin/clock-sync.sh ; date
Alternatively, you could run ntpd, but it has higher resource usage.
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ject
> repos.
Agreed. For reference, I'm attaching the web-server side of the script
which updates www, gnu and non-gnu projects.
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up
Description: application/shellscript
import os,sys
import
On Tue, 2010-12-21 at 22:34 +0200, Yavor Doganov wrote:
> Bernie Innocenti wrote:
> > Some time ago, tired of having to remember which VCS was being used by
> > each of the projects I follow occasionally, I wrote a trivial script
> > called "up" which guesses the
On Tue, 2010-12-21 at 18:39 -0500, Bernie Innocenti wrote:
> On Tue, 2010-12-21 at 16:21 -0500, Michael J. Flickinger via RT wrote:
> > Bernie has started with the upgrade and it's being coordinated in #savannah.
> >
> > I setup the downtime page and disabled the sa
;ve updated the documentation accordingly.
> I also changed /root/remote_backup.sh to back up vg_savannah, and not
> VG0 anymore - it was still backing up the old data.
Ugh, I didn't know our backup was based on lvm.
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m.
>
> Does that include going at the colo?
As long as we don't make the machine unbootable, we should be able to
recover it remotely from the serial console.
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in the worst possible case, it would take us 1-2 hours to go to
to the co-lo and restore it.
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someone we'd let in.
This is a valid defense line only for automated scanners. It doesn't
address the original problem (one of the authorized keys leaking).
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our $HOME,
often protected with the same password.
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ly use, because otherwise people
tend to work them around or disable them. I've seen this happen many
times in corporate environments and, while GNU contributors can be
expected to be more responsible than the average developer, everyone has
a limit.
He who has SElinux still enabled cast
at would break if I had enabled it :-)
Seriously: yes, Dan Walsh is a pretty good maintainer, but imho SElinux
is not worth its TCO in most cases. Last month I attended a talk in
which it looked like the SElinux policy seems to be evolving into a
full-featured, statically compiled, strongly type
anguage-for-custom-policy-definition.
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last year or so (F13 or F14)? If there's
> a tool that gives you particular pain wrt SELinux, look again...
> maybe someone else has already written policy for it by now. ]
Yes, the policy keeps improving for old software, but software keeps
changing, therefore SElinux is never g
l.
>
> Is anyone opposed to this?
Not me.
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On Tue, 2011-04-05 at 21:09 +, Karl Berry wrote:
> not enough different characters or classes
>
> Does it make sense to relax our rules at this point? So many visible
> complaints presumably means plenty of people just silently give up ...
+1
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also fix
a few longstanding bugs in mailman and mharc.
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ng up.
I've restarted the full reconstruction yesterday, after enabling UTF-8
support. The new listserver is equipped with faster a processor and
faster drives, but it still takes an awful lot of time to process 3.7
million emails in our archives.
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eval:check_rbl('mspike-lastexternal',
'bl.mailspike.net.')
tflags RCVD_IN_MSPIKE_BL net
score RCVD_IN_MSPIKE_BL 3.5
# All our machines but *not* RT which tends to forward some spam to our people,
# and we don't want that mail to get tagged with the trusted source
bably not a lot longer.
> Trying to add disks without an
> explanation of why the overloads take place seems to be risky.
Ok, we replaced the two suspect drives with two new ones.
We did not add them to the arrays yet.
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r apparently posted the comment from 120.62.160.64, which seems to
belong to a dynamic block of an
Indian ISP and is blacklisted in serveral places.
I'm not sure how we could reduce the amount of miscategorized posts. the
listhelper mechanism is for posts
blocked by mailman. The posts blocked by SpamAssassin currently go to
quarantine maildirs that nobody ever
looks at. (I'm not suggesting that someone should, it would require a huge
amount of time).
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eval:check_rbl('mspike-lastexternal',
'bl.mailspike.net.')
tflags RCVD_IN_MSPIKE_BL net
score RCVD_IN_MSPIKE_BL 3.5
# All our machines but *not* RT which tends to forward some spam to our people,
# and we don't want that mail to get tagged with the trusted source
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