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AND mentioned that you’ve got ssh open to the world. I imagine your email
headers probably also have your IP.
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er, it usually also gives you a public ipv6
address. So you need to be extra careful about it, and not assume that since
your comcast gateway put you on a NAT that you are safe. Comcast does block a
lot of services with the non-business accounts though.
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The package has that file marked as %ghost, it is part of the package but
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, testing it, and tracking updates.
They should not receive bug reports on issues with how httpd is packaged in
Fedora.
Perhaps if they were to do all of the above, and you were getting those
packages from an Apache Project yum repository, you would expect t
e out why it isn’t able
to talk to a monitor.
Wayland doesn’t have as many useful tools for querying things like monitor
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emote troubleshooting? Using SSH
has a lot of advantages, and can be locked down and limited to certain subnets,
and can be set up to use 2FA. Throw in something like Tailscale or some other
VPN, and you can limit exposure of the SSH port to the internet. Then, if you
absolutely must use a graph
operation is read-only, it does produce
a lot of I/O operations on a new filesystem.
If the problem is fsck corrupting disks, that seems like a pretty major problem
and you should file a bug.
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Read this for more detail:
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fault but I think Selinux also
blocks it by default.
Put the pid file in someplace like /run.
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te it is
with modern tools and the current structure of that file. The chkrootkit code
isn’t in any useful code repository so who knows what is going on there.
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Fedora uses the latest kernels so all fixes come from upstream.
I’m sure once bcachefs becomes more stable, we’ll start seeing Fedora use it
too. It’s just how a cutting edge distro differs from an enterprise Linux
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but not as a general computing devices.
That isn’t to say you can’t use it that way, I’ve done it for a large part of
my career as a desktop Linux sysadmin. But your question is about whether IBM
or Red Hat would promote it as a Windows replacement.
I suggest Fedora Workstation instead of Wi
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>> Blank page. Hah!
>>
>> I have no regard for AI (artificial idiots). They're the modern
>> version of the Eliza program, with a "they say" database.
>
> My usual term is Superficial Intelligence.
I prefer “synthetic text
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ibvirtd.socket is
enabled and activated. But I believe there’s service can be started/enabled as
well, which is what I do since I have some VMs that start on boot.
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ecutable in /usr/libexec/foo/, then, yeah it’s broken, but as you have aptly
demonstrated, not all dangling symlinks represent something broken. They’re
just another way that people abuse filesystem data as a data structure.
Deleting dangling symlinks haphazardly is not a solution, you need to
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What determines that the lock file is valid? In the case of Thunderbird where it creates a lock
n any system running a modern systemd, you’d use:
udevadm control --reload
… to reload the rules.
Read the man page for more details.
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I suspect you should rethink using it on $HOME. It’s fine for detecting broken
software or in a specific directory.
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Don’t use generative AI at all to learn, either.
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have been recorded. It’s just systemd noise about the service not failing and
how it isn’t restarting it.
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t-sway command by adding
this to /etc/sway/environment:
SWAY_EXTRA_ARGS=“--unsupported-gpu“
I don’t think you’ll have a good experience using nvidia with sway though, if
the developers explicitly make you jump through hoops.
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broke it.
You should make sure you’ve tested all those possibilities. Also, if you can
boot off a live image, you should be able to unlock the volume using cryptsetup
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st super janky and I try to avoid it. That being said,
I’ve built a whole automation project doing something similar with ansible, so
I’m a bit of a hypocrite.
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ence of the directory
directs the kernel post-install scripts to install into /boot/efi//
instead of /boot.
The solution is to just move that directory aside and reinstlal the
`kernel-core` package. You should now see them in /boot.
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Don’t just blindly remove sssd though.
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hone, speaking to someone who is in a dark room.
Neither of us know what piece is being fit.
It’s up to you to figure out what’s going on, use your consulting skills to
determine the fault, and when to call it and reinstall.
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>>> (f-40; gnome; stand-alone dual-boot workstation; kernel 6.11.3)
>>&g
way, how? (Would using the "rm" command
> mess up a database?)
> 3. What else (if anything) should I do to complete this clean-up properly?
Just to double check, is there a directory in /boot/efi named after your
Machine ID (what’s in /etc/machine-id) with kernels and BLSCFG en
42.
https://fedorapeople.org/groups/schedule/f-41/f-41-key-tasks.html
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Unnecessary the dnf system-upgrade does this.
> # dnf clean packages <-- optional
Not doing anything, you ran it just before!
> # dnf system-upgrade -v reboot --debugsolver
Will do nothing, since you deleted the packages it downloaded.
Y
*like* that about Fedora.
I swear this post looks like something someone posted a decade ago.
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Don’t worry, the “passwd” command is still around. It’s part of the
still-maintained “shadow-utils” package.
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This is not a bug and not something related to your virtualization software.
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> There are still problems, but we've made an important step forward.
>
> Thank-you, Samuel.
Are you positive you didn’t (at some point) change the default systemd target
to multi-user.target, and forgot to switch it back to graphical.t
inkpads has a requirement for certain power saving features, so it is a real
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ut I
really thought sdubby was a dependency of that package so I’m surprised it
wasn’t installed.
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this, uninstall sdubby, delete or move aside the machine ID directory in
/boot/efi, and run:
dnf reinstall kernel-core
(Or figure out the right commands to run from %post, I’m lazy and dnf commands
are easy, plus it proves to me that new kernels will end up in the righ
d conf.d settings, and httpd can’t resolve those
names upon startup, it will fail out.
If DNS resolution isn’t working shortly after resume, that might be
contributing to the problem. But as I said, without actual errors, my guess is
as good as anyone’s.
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> grep -i '9.4.5'
Use “grep -F”
-F, --fixed-strings
Interpret PATTERNS as fixed strings, not regular
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install the sdubby package and re-run
the kernel-install command, or more simply, reinstall the kernel-core package.
Once that's done, it will do the normal GRUB2 boot method of putting files into
/boot/ and blscfg entries in /boot/loader/entries/.
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s, but I'm not sure if I need to run grub2-
> mkconfig as well.
The “btrfs-replace” command can be used to do this. I use it in automation to
migrate a btrfs filesystem on an unencrypted volume to a luks volume. All on
one disk.
You do need to manually recreate the efi and boot partit
package but not included, this is probably not the right label for this kind of
file.
Rkhunter complains about anything it finds in /dev/shm.
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RHEL, perhaps you can open a case with Red Hat to get help?
There is also a 389-users list, although I don’t know if it’s limited to Fedora
versions.
https://lists.fedoraproject.org/archives/list/389-us...@lists.fedoraproject.org/
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>
> I've noticed that recently I'm not seeing Discover notifying me of available
> updates. Is there some setting for this?
Does ‘sudo dnf update’ return any updates either?
What release of Fedora are you using?
> I wonder if anyone vets that information?
Just check the references:
https://static.open-scap.org/ssg-guides/ssg-fedora-guide-standard.html#xccdf_org.ssgproject.content_rule_accounts_maximum_age_login_defs
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some how-to explaining with details how to proceed. I'm not very
> good with efi boot system nor secure boot.
You have to enroll your own key in the firmware:
https://rpmfusion.org/Howto/Secure%20Boot
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ot supported in
the default configuration. Is it possible that whoever issued the cert has
created a new one with an algorithm that isn’t rather old and falling out of
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> Thank you.
I think it also wants a /boot partition in this case. It can be ext4. Make
sure it is big enough for 3 kernels+initrds, at least 1G.
I’ve not really explored the RAID install options so it might be that the type
of RAID you chose can’t be mo
written executable code that would allow remote login (such as dropping a pubkey into a user’s authorized_keys) or by altering an admin’s login environment (replacing their .bashrc). Running web sites out of /home is still possible, they just can’t also write to /home.-- Jonathan
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a non-efi bootloader if you booted via EFI bootloader on installer.
That would explain why there’s no EFI volume on your 36 install.
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> However, I also have virtual interfaces on eth1:1 and others. What are the
> next steps?
Interface aliases are pretty much deprecated (see the thread about ifconfig),
you’d just assign multiple IPs/prefixes to eth1.
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; {
> chainloader (hd1)+1
> }
>
> but changed to this:
>
> menuentry "Boot from first harddisk" {
> chainloader (hd0)+1
> }
>
> Give it a try and see what happens.
That won’t work for UEFI, you’d need to give a path to a UEFI executable on
hdX.
I believe
move it from the directory to get it to
stop executing a second cron job.
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e if it's something inhibiting a shutdown, but that's how you'd check.
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>> So, if you’ve used a rescue disk to boot into Linux, chroot into your OS’s
>> disk, and run “passwd” to change a password, or otherwise edit /etc/shadow
>> or /etc/passwd
If so, then you can manually run a relabel by running “sudo
restorecon -R -v /etc”.
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a separate EFI boot entry for each
part of the array would get you the closest to redundancy. But it would still
only be looking at the fat32 filesystem on each device.
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probably use a kickstart to automate an install, but that’s what I do for
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> Hi,
> I have a new server with OVH that I'd like to install fedora40 over the
> network in some
ase describe the
actual errors you get, and include the appropriate errors you find in the httpd
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> the problem then, or how to further troubleshoot?
>
By “SFTP” do you mean FTP over SSL/TLS, or the OpenSSH “sftp” backend which
runs over the SSH protocol? Two completely different protocols.
I suspect that lftp just calls out to the OpenSSH sftp binary i
te results, so I imagine they’ll always have ways to
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s the
saved hostname.
I’ve never encountered one of these devices, but I’ve heard of windows systems
and even phones can do this.
Set your preferred hostname either in GNOME Settings (or whatever DE’s
settings) or with hostnamectl.
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Honestly, when I first looked at the script I figured it was the wget->wget2
update that landed in F40.
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com/ReimuNotMoe/ydotool) but they
need direct access to /dev/input, which generally need root access (and if
every app can read it, it’s just as bad as X).
I suspect this is something a GNOME extension would replace, and not by sending
key presses but replicating the results.
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ootloaders or partition tables, although it
probably doesn’t hurt. I had a kickstart that preserved custom stuff like the
krb5 keytab between reloads in the kickstart %pre section, so I didn’t want to
just nuke the filesystem.
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who were involved with the discovery and investigation. We should also all
thank Andres Freund for his meticulous discovery of the backdoor, without
which, we might have ended up with it he backdoor running in production for
many distros.
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Try disabling the timeout with:
echo LIBVIRTD_ARGS= > /etc/sysconfig/libvirtd && systemctl restart libvirtd
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tl;dr story is that the system firmware has some variables that say where
to look for EFI volumes, and it launches EFI executables from those volumes. No
tiny boot sectors or second stage loaders, just EFI executables on a FAT32
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systemd units, but it doesn’t need a listening TCP port assigned to each user.
Honestly, I kinda wish the TigerVNC project would just adopt this for their
provided units. Maybe they can’t because Windows can’t use UNIX sockets? I
wonder if the Windows 10 OpenSSH
On Feb 11, 2024, at 12:38, Robert McBroom via users wrote:
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On Feb 10, 2024, at 19:05, Robert McBroom via users wrote:
I typically boot in mode 3 to a terminal. Fedora f39 going to lxde as the desktop. Today
the
packagekit-offline-updates.service unit running? That can also perform updates
(via PackageKit->dnf) and reboot. Perhaps the login shell was somehow added to
the system-update.target?
It’s worth looking at the journal at that time to see what was running. This
isn’t a completely u
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>>> Hello all.
>>>
>>> Does a
or the running
kernel. The kernel-headers package is just for compiling userspace
programs, and only is updated when there's an API change that affects
userspace.
I suspect that the "headers" part is coming from the Debian/Ubuntu
world, because I thi
kagers and RPMfusion, and
delays in packages being released during a period when many people are spending
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the problem, dbus-broker can’t start due to a permissions
problem, possibly related to the SELinux relabel requirement.
Pretty much everything uses DBUS for interprocess communication in the systemd
world, so a failed dbus-broker would break quite a bit.
You might need to run
n I compare it to the various keys on my system?
Most likely part of OpenSSH’s documentation.
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don’t have a matching ‘kernel-devel’ package for those kernels. That’s
where the files are that you use to build a kernel module. The kernel-headers
are only necessary for building userland code, and are only updated when there
are API changes to warrant a new p
On Nov 24, 2023, at 17:43, Michael Hennebry
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> I realize 127.0.0.1 is my computer,
> but I'm not clear on how 127.0.053 and 127.0.0.53#53 are used.
Systemd’s dns service (systemd-resolved) uses 127.0.0.53, and it’s enabled by
default on Fedora, so this is expected.
updating-the-secure-boot-revocation-list_managing-monitoring-and-updating-the-kernel>.
This is something you’d get as a firmware update, either through fwupd, a
windows update (dual-boot) or by manually updating the BIOS/firmware though
some out-of-bound
enabled, the Fedora
shim can’t boot CentOS or RHEL-signed kernels.
From what I understand, it’s best to just boot the signed bootloader for each
OS rather than try to make one boot them all.
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On Nov 13, 2023, at 16:50, Alex wrote:Hi, what is the current way to increase the number of available open files? This is for a mariadb database server I'm trying to configure based on instructions from the database developer to increase the total number of files to 5. I've added the followin
On Nov 10, 2023, at 17:03, Sam Varshavchik wrote:
>
> I had an EFI VM that was configured to use
> /usr/share/edk2/ovmf-4m/OVMF_CODE.secboot.fd as its bootloader in F38.
>
> The edk2-ovmf package in F39 no longer installs it. This results in an error
> message starting any VM that uses OVMF 4M
ser
> logged in?
>
> Thanks
>
I believe you need to set this to disable gdm from suspending:
sudo -u gdm dbus-run-session gsettings set
org.gnome.settings-daemon.plugins.power sleep-inactive-ac-timeout 0
Ideally you’d drop somethin
pp and dependency.
I avoid snaps like the plague so I can’t tell you how to clean up space used by
snapd. But I’m sure there’s an Ubuntu wiki that’ll help somewhere.
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Jonathan Billings
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