When I upload new files to our wiki, the thumbnails are not created.
Thumbnails created prior to applying the 1.39.5 update still work fine. It
appears that the location where new thumbnails would be created has changed
with 1.39.5. How can I find out where mediawiki is trying to create files
The Mailman3 mailing list forwarding, administration, and archive display all
worked here under Bullseye. The symptom I see now is that when I try to view a
mailing list archive with a web browser, I see a spinning star where I
previously saw data.
In addition to the package upgrades, I have
I have done additional research, and it now appears that programs that do
extensive disk writes run much slower (3-6x) in Bookworm than they did in
Bullseye. The two cases I have observed are 'svnadmin dump', and extracting an
SQL backup of a Bacula database from Postgresql (backup file about 3
A set of svnadmin dump commands that run as part of a backup procedure seem to
be _much_ slower in Bookworm than in Bullseye. Prior to the upgrade to
Bullseye, these commands took slightly less than one hour. After the upgrade,
similar commands (dumping a few more revisions) require more than
> I would like to discover which currently installed packages in Bullseye (11)
> will be obsolete (no longer available from a Debian repository) in Bookworm
> (12) _before starting the upgrade process_.
> It might be that there is a list of the more than 6,296 packages removed as
> obsolete (
I would like to discover which currently installed packages in Bullseye (11)
will be obsolete (no longer available from a Debian repository) in Bookworm
(12) _before starting the upgrade process_.
It might be that there is a list of the more than 6,296 packages removed as
obsolete (source: Debi
Ken Johnson wrote:
> ...
> Now I need to find out how to delete a mailing list from Mailman3
> and from django, so that I can practice again.
> ...
Mailman3: mailman remove
django/hyperkitty: In this issue thread, Mark Sapiro points out that "Since
HyperKitty 1.3.1 , a site admin has a d
Andy Smith apparently wrote:
> ...
> My process looked like this:
> $ sudo -u list mailman import21 ${listname}@${mailman_host}
> /path/to/${listname}/config.pck
> $ sudo -u www-data /usr/share/mailman3-web/manage.py hyperkitty_import -l
> ${listname}@${mailman_host}
> /path/to/archives/priva
Charles Curley apparently wrote:
> ... So what I would do instead is something like:
> cd /var ; find -type f | xargs file | grep -i sqlite
> ...
> Perhaps there is some sort of error and the mention of sqlite is spurious?
Mr. Curley,
Thank you for your helpful and informative reply. I did no
How do I see fixed bugs for a package at bugs.debian.org? I can find open bugs
from https://www.debian.org/Bugs/, but maybe something that has been fixed
would give me insight.
I would like to see fixed bugs for the mailman3 package, and related packages.
I am trying to migrate from mailman2 t
Summary: hyperkitty_import reports 'sqlite3.OperationalError: unable to open
database file' during attempt to migrate from Mailman 2 to Mailman 3.
I would be very pleased to receive suggestions on how to troubleshoot this
further.
Details:
Background: The first part of my migration plan on th
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