? Huh?
I don't know what exactly is going on, or why the unit has such a
strange name, but a "unit" is systemd-ese to describe all of the
various individual things it can work with -- services, devices, mount
points, sockets, etc. See `man system
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and see for example:
https://src.fedoraproject.org/rpms/git-extras
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On Wed, Feb 14, 2018 at 07:38:27AM -0500, Robert P. J. Day wrote:
> > https://apps.fedoraproject.org/packages/
> ... snip ...
> ah, yes, that's what i'm talking about, thanks.
It's a lot less discoverable than it should be. I added a link on
https://fedoraproje
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> always get a "permission denied" error, while trying to clone. Even
> with my public ssh key added in my profile.
If you make a fork in the web ui (see the "Fork" button in the top
right), can you clone from that fo
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I'm not sure about R in specific, but generally the rationale is "no
one did it". Are there particular packages that you're interested in?
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> How do I make a "livecd" from a fedora 27 iso? It used to be done
> with an application listed in the menu.
Do you literally want a CD, or do you want USB media?
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case, you would just use the NetworkManager tools.
Think of them as "advanced configuration".
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messages. (If we had to remove one from the archive for privacy law or
other legal reasons, _all newer messages that month_ shifted in number,
making any links to them wrong.) This link is persistent and generated
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Putting that in the standard list message footer seems reasonable.
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> > Putting that in the standard list message footer seems reasonable.
> If you can influence that, thanks.
I'll see what I can do. I can't see anything in the mailing list config
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this up (including adding search and some
other infrastructure essentials). Familiarity with asciidoc will help a
lot (create the document, make a pull request!) but otherwise you could
file a ticket at https://pagure.io/fedora-docs/quick-docs and someone
with asciidoc knowledge can help with the convers
the
other hand, if you _haven't_, you probably don't need `--allowerasing`
either.
> # dnf clean packages <-- optional
> # dnf system-upgrade reboot
Yep. And you might want to clear /var/cache/dnf after.
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The basic idea of cryptocurrency is that instead of "some physical
thing", they are tied to a different limited resource: compute time.
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battery applet in GNOME doesn't show detailed
information. However, there is GNOME Power Statistics -- install it
from Software, of course -- which both shows detailed information and
can track usage and provide deeper info.
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rk space for root and I was unable to do that, could not do
> dnf upgrade or groupinstall xfce unless I used sudo. Is that a
> virt-manager feature or is it going to be normal for Fedora 28?
That's the default for Workstation now, yeah. It's easy to set a root
password if you pre
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> It just works! :-)
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I'm not a VirtualBox user and am not sure how much I can help, but... a
couple of questions:
* Was the mouse working and it suddenly stopped?
* What application is your file open in?
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Alt-F for the File menu, too.
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> What the heck is this nonsense?
Probably you have installed, and perhaps enabled, the
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high performance computing and other
academic/research environments in combination with software installed
in a shared NFS tree (or AFS, although probably not so much anymore).
I'm not sure what exactly pulled it in for you -- possibly a new soft
dependency of some package you have installed.
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> is run from the cmdline.
>
> ls -al /cloud_nfs_parse/austincc*__parse.dat | wc -l
> 10
Can you clarify what exactly you would like the output to be?
Is there any reason to not just duplicate the line with "echo" in front
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> Unfortunately I don't have physical access to the machine, which is
> a HP desktop bought last fall. According to dmesg, the model is
> something like
Is there anything about memory in /proc/cmdline?
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> is happening (in, for instance, the in memory copies of
> pages from shared libs the tools might have been using).
Or look for signs of malware / intruders.
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> I use that forum daily, and find it good enough at what it does.
> There are some minor tweaks I'd like to see, such as telling new
> users that their question/answer/comment is waiting for moderation,
Right, minor tweaks like that are very unlikely, and bug fixes are t
s the name for using some of our designed-for-cloud-usage
technologies for a desktop operating system. You can read more about it
here: https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/fedora-silverblue/
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ately, this seems to be a compatibility minefield -- can anyone
suggest something that will just work for him? (No ndiswrapper, please!)
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it wants to reinstall Tigervnc-server for
> dependencies, but, if I try to do that, it conflicts with RealVNC
> server - anyone else seeing this?
Why do you want anaconda installed?
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replacements for certain Microsoft fonts. The Microsoft fonts you can get
via the "corefonts" package are free-to-download-from-Microsoft, but are not
free as in speech (or even completely free as in beer).
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"failed" in newer versions of systemd, by the way. And since the kinks are
still getting ironed out, an update is highly recommended. (Should be in the
Fedora 14 test updates.)
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> wasn't using repomanage (or another rpm specific tool), I'd use
> tmpwatch rather than roll my own solution with find.
+1 to both suggestions.
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er-space level functionality, but
this is a kernel module.
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implement as a yum plugin (checking for a gl dependency).
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hese errors would have been forwarded to the mail
> spool via /etc/aliases. Now it is lost.
rsnapshot should be patched to log those. In the meantime, though, the
package could have a dpenedency on an MTA.
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using yum or yumex.
2. For multiple systems, write a kickstart file, which gives you even more
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This is still correct. Creating the symlink to /dev/null under /etc/udev
"masks out" the default rule found in /usr/lib/udev.
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is going to affect us.
Well, Robyn touches on some of that. I think overall the answer is "as much
as we want it to".
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I'd suggest helping your friend subscribe to the group.
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he install, how do I
> do this, and use the modified kickstart that I now have?
You just need to give that kickstart file to anaconda. Have you see the
documentation at
http://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/Fedora/20/html/Installation_Guide/ch-kickstart2.html
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> in /etc/ssh/sshd_config.
Either you put it there or someone else did. The default, of course, is 22.
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But there's no general indication of whether bugs should be filed in a
different bugzilla -- nor, really, is there overall project agreement that
that's best practice. Adding something like that on a per-package basis to
the pkgdb is an interesting thought.
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> doesn't work with this setup.
It should. I used it on my system which uses extlinux, and it just worked.
(This is becsuse Fedora uses a tool called "grubby" to abstract out updating
bootloader config, and as long as grub legacy support doesn't require any
big changes I expec
k in the main yum source tree, so you
can find builds under
http://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/packageinfo?packageID=21
for example
http://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/buildinfo?buildID=491154
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gt; think that I can put the demands on the machine as I used to. The reason I
> switched is to contribute more to this group. This I would lose if I went
> back to i386. Other than that, I can't say that there is anything to lose.
Some amout of greater performance, since the x86_6
06
> It looks like that spectrum requires libgloox.so.8 while fedora 20
> offers only libgloox.so.11 with gloox-1.0.9-1.fc20
> This glitch happens with the new release of gloox!
Yep. And here's the bug for Spectrum to be rebuilt:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1055807
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> unfortunately, has hung after just a minute. What do you suggest I should
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What is on the screen when it hangs?
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- mount using relatime (or noatime for CentOS 5)
This is the default.
> - move /tmp to RAM: /etc/fstab
>tmpfs /tmp tmpfs defaults,noatime,mode=1777 0 0
This is the default.
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vsftpd in its non-SSL configuration (which is the default, I'm pretty sure),
any passwords or other sensitive information transferred will go in plain
text on the wire (or through the air with wireless, of course).
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re: telnet and telnetd
rlogin and rlogind
ssh and sshd
ftp and ftpd
Which actually makes me surprised there wasn't a `http` client sooner. Not
surprisingly, there actually _is_ one in Fedora -- try `yum install
/usr/bin/http`. And it actually looks kind of nice. It's got
M laptop designed for open, general Linux
rather than ChromeOS. But, overall, I think this is a difficult and
low-margin business to break into.
And there actually _are_ a few small companies trying to do this already, so
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You may want to try chrony instead, by the way. Not to be confused with
cronie -- *sigh*.
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This might help:
http://dbus.freedesktop.org/doc/dbus-specification.html#auth-protocol
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desktop/workstation, and cloud targets for Fedora.next. We'll be able to
make the right decisions for different use cases with conflicting needs.
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it looks like two years later, btrfs is *still* "about two years
out". That's not a good trajectory. I spent some time talking to kernel
filesystem experts on this at FOSDEM and DevConf the last couple of weeks,
and the feedback I get is that while it's still interesting, we r
e if you know that the update doesn't have backwards-compatibility
issues or major UI changes.
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Hallway talk, I'm afraid. However, we talked about actually having a session
(or even a mini-track, if there's a lot of interest) at the next Flock about
the near- and medium-term future of filesystems in Fedora.
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o be replaced while
> keeping /home.
I agree that the last one seems like an important case which the installer
could cover better.
Separately, if we're really interested in allowing/encouraging parallel
installs, we probably should figure out how to make OSTree work officially.
https://lwn.
t here's the video for now.
There are also a number of other incredibly-relevant and interesting
recordings from the conference at
<http://www.youtube.com/user/RedHatCzech/videos>, many about Fedora
directly, and others about interesting related open source software.
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> What do y'all consider the most efficient network file system? NFS?
> SMB? SFTP?
NFS over UDP. Less reliable, but less overhead. Can be significant if you
have a lot of data to push around.
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These need testing and karma.
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For reference, here's the bug for making it so it *does* work with
firewalld:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1046816
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(Maybe there is a template for this? Not sure.)
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http://rpm-ostree.cloud.fedoraproject.org/. As the name implies, this lets
you do atomic updates and switch back if thereis aproblem.
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plus /tmp may be on tmpfs.
Type 'mount' and look at what you have on your system.
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helpful to post this here? If so, is full text important, or is
posting a link to the web site fine? Would it be helpful to post it to other
lists as well or instead? What about repurposing the defunct "news" mailing
list for just this purpose?
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I definitely will. Thanks.
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within walking distance of Boston's MBTA.
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?", "What can
> be done to make Fedora a better distribution for everyone?", "Do we want
> more people to use Fedora?", "How do we get more software into Fedora?",
> "How do we get more people to contribute?", "How can we decide what we
>
's
arguably actively harmful to have it running by default. That's all. No one
is removing MTAs from the distro.
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an do some of those things, but not necessarily in the same
way, and I don't think we'll be able to do anything meaningful by imitating
what they did years ago -- that window is past and we need to go our own
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We definitely need better alerting and monitoring, mail-based or otherwise.
Help wanted. :)
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> tinker with things or who aren't willing to accept that not
> everything in their distro is really ready for prime time.
+1 to this, too. I don't think we *want* to become the mainstream
windows-replacement OS, because that's not where we want to be on the
innovation curve.
- it certainly doesn't help
convince anyone who disagrees, and it makes the whole conversation less
useful overall. Thanks.
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rful GUI partitioning tool ever made.
> Seriously? And like I said, I don`t like GUI installers at all.
Seriously. And since you don't want a GUI installer, you probably should
preconfigure your disk with whatever tools you want and then install onto it
with kickstart.
(more on the r
at
you are suggesting is a bigger problem -- getting user input into Fedora.
How could that be done better? Surveys? More user testing? An active "User
Feedback SIG"?
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e how that might feel to people on the other side
of the equation.
Please, everyone, assume good faith on the part of the other. Software
developers have the best intentions in making changes, and frustrated users
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s not really an
issue. (And, hey, you can fit minimal Fedora in that space!) It might be
neat for some special cases, but I hope we can all agree that it *is* a
special case (and that Fedora isn't necessarily the right thing to cover all
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> It`s probably not totally impossible to do it, or is it?
Probably not, but you might need to do some special work (including possible
changes to "normal" Fedora) and that's probably okay.
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Brockmeier for proofreading. If you have tips for the next week, please
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y is local?
On modern Linux/Unix, the "/usr" directory holds system binaries and
libraries -- it is not the user directory. On Fedora (and most Linux
systems), that is "/home". And there's no problem sharing that over the
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move from 19 to 20 to 21 through the daily updates
> instead of a major upgrade.
You might want to try running Rawhide, our development branch. It works
exactly that way. Sometimes there are issues, but... that's thr price you
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"Partially atomic" usually refers to systems where safe rollbacks happen on
failure, but where it might be possible to accidentally make an access while
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> >paper, and we were grateful. ;-)
> And you probably ate dirt and carpet fuzz as well.
I think the Godwin's law of the Fedora Users mailing list is: all
long-enough threads eventually get to everyone competing to be the oldest
with the most esoteric use of anc
in any
media including replies here, on the article, on the social media, or at any
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of general Fedora knowledge. Is it helpful
for me to (as above), give a quick explanation when I talk about
Rawhide, Flock, or FESCo? Or, does that just increase the word count
for no reason? Let me know.
Also, as always, tips on what's going on in your part of Fedora are
appreciated — e-
does the waste heat, and therefore, no fan.
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