Continuing a small series on Autoyast tips and tricks after the first post, Retaining/Reusing existing partitions, let’s look at another use case for dynamically modifying the Autoyast profile.
Autoyast: Retaining/reusing existing partitions
If you plan to do automated installs of openSUSE or SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES), you will sooner or later meet their installation automation solution, Autoyast. Since there is not much info on the Web on Autoyast control files and scripts apart from the official documentation, I thought I could contribute some of my own… Continue reading Autoyast: Retaining/reusing existing partitions
Getting rid of NetworkManager authorization prompts
Not exactly rocket science but since it took me a while to find out I’ll keep this here for future reference: to get rid of NetworkManager authorization prompts in openSUSE Leap 15.0 and similar distros, create /etc/polkit-1/rules.d/80-networkmanager-allow-users-group.rules: polkit.addRule(function(action, subject) { if (/^org\.freedesktop\.NetworkManager\./.test(action.id) && subject.local && subject.active && subject.isInGroup(“users”)) { return polkit.Result.YES; } });
Building an 90° angular power adapter for the C64
Some might know that I’ve been building a piece of furniture on my own to contain all of my retro computers, the “Retroaltar”, about which I might eventually blog in the future. Among these computers are two Commodore 64, a classic breadbox C64 and a C64-II. Unfortunately, when designing the shelves I only accounted for… Continue reading Building an 90° angular power adapter for the C64
An alternative introduction to rspamd configuration: Configuration file structure (4/4)
Now that we know the what there is to configure let’s look at the how.
An alternative introduction to rspamd configuration: Scores (3/4)
Let’s have a look at rspamd’s default scores. As mentioned, this is kind of a moving target, the scores in the default configuration can in theory change anytime unless you disable rspamd_update, so you should verify a particular score you want to override in your installation.
An alternative introduction to rspamd configuration: Modules (2/4)
Updated August, 24th, 2018 We already learned that the choice of modules basically determines which tests rspamd executes in analyzing a message. But what are the modules we can choose from? The official documentation has an alphabetical list but let’s instead approach them differently here.
An alternative introduction to rspamd configuration: Introduction (1/4)
rspamd is a mighty spam filtering solution but it can be hard to get a grip on its configuration. For this reason I’m starting a small blog posts series to write down a few things I have learned, current for rspamd version 1.7.x.
My LOADays 2018 talk “Simple system testing with Roundup and Ansible”
In 2018 the LOADays conference returns to Antwerp, Belgium on April 21st/22nd. LOADays stands for “Linux Open Admin Days” and is a small non-commercial conference targeted not only at the Belgian sysadmin/infrastructure scene, run by many of the fine folks that also brought you cfgmgmtcamp in Ghent. As with cfgmgmtcamp, instead of pissing off people… Continue reading My LOADays 2018 talk “Simple system testing with Roundup and Ansible”
python-netsnmpagent 0.6.0 released
python-netsnmpagent version 0.6.0 has just been released.