yrro

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   by yrro 13y ago

   Here's another compound fuckup for you: 1. DigitalOcean users are unable to install their own kernel updates! 2. DigitalOcean have to bother making a new kernel image available via their admin interface; they haven't done this for
2. 1322.▲
   by yrro 13y ago

   See the excellent series of LWN articles, "Namespaces in operation" < https://lwn.net/Articles/531114/> for an overview of how namespaces work on Linux. To answer your time question: AFAIK there is
3. 1323.▲
   by yrro 13y ago

   Their kernels are all months out of date. And besides, I want to install updates as they are released by my distribution, rather than have to wait around for my host to get their arse in gear.
4. 1324.▲
   by yrro 13y ago

   http://fullfact.org/factchecks/has_eu_budget_rejected_audito...
5. 1325.▲
   by yrro 13y ago

   I've been using etckeeper on all my machines for a while. It is a wrapper around git + some hook scripts to preserve file permissions and the existence of empty directories. I can't imagine going back to an unmanaged /etc dir
6. 1326.▲
   by yrro 13y ago

   The group in Debian is also sudo. The staff group is used to manage /usr/local (and is going away in future Debian releases, since it's root-equivalent anyway).
7. 1327.▲
   by yrro 13y ago

   It's not like jwz was dead or trapped incommunicado in the arctic. Did no one bother to just ask him?
8. 1328.▲
   by yrro 13y ago

   While I find working with multiple accounts awkward, I find that Mutt has no problem submitting mail via SMTP; and once I enable message header & body caching, IMAP accounts become perfectly fast to use.
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   by yrro 13y ago

   Does pam_abl work when you're not using PAM for authentication--only for authorization ("account") and session management? e.g., when UsePAM is enabled, but ChallengeResponseAuthentication and PasswordAuthentication are disab
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    by yrro 13y ago

    I believe once you create a user namespace ( https://lwn.net/Articles/528078/ ) you can then create the other kinds of namespaces (mount, process, etc.) without requiring privileges outside of your user namespace. L
11. 1331.▲
    by yrro 13y ago

    You would configure your email server to reject the two following cases: Case 1: SMTP client that knows nothing about TLS S: 220 server.example ESMTP Greetings! C: HELO host.example S: 550 TLS only, thanks! Case 2: ESMTP client t