Mapped out my RHCA path. Going to be busy between now and mid November.

Red Hat container labs before the Super Bowl.

Tasks finally complete for the evening. Now for some Red Hat traning.

@DustinB3403

Ha! That's the thing though, I am curious if sudo will be (at least partially derived) from the sudo we know and love, or will it be Microsoft's own thing that happens to use a command named sudo.

@gjacobse You should consider publishing this and others (sanitizing of course) to GitLab or GitHub. It can serve as a reference for you as well as a bit of a portfolio. I know for a fact my GitLab stuff had a positive effect with helping me land my current gig.

I wonder if it the application will behave the same. Meaning there will be an equivalent to /etc/sudoers, /etc/sudoers.d/ and such.

@stacksofplates said in TMUX: hype or function:

Once really nice thing about tmux is you can keep jobs running in the session after disconnecting from SSH. So if you have a long running job (like a large rsync) you can just disconnect from the session on the server but let it keep running.

I often use nohup for this.

Doing tests to generate logs for VMware to prove that something's gone wrong with their Aria - Ansible integration.

Playing some Project Quarm Everquest.

You may want to seek out Jim Salter's content concerning ZFS. This is the community he's started since leaving the ZFS subreddit.

https://discourse.practicalzfs.com/

Have you tried Pop_OS with the preinstalled Nvidia driver? Been a while since I've used Pop, and the nvidia card I have is old, but I don't recall a bad experience.

@CCWTech said in Is it racist? I think it is.:

The Amazon CloudFront distribution is configured to block access from your country. We can't connect to the server for this app or website at this time. There might be too much traffic or a configuration error.

I haven't used Amazon CloudFront, but have you confirmed that configuration is correct? Do you have any way to verify if there was any kind of burst of traffic that may have triggered some kind of policy that would cause traffic to be dropped?

On the question of racism, I would follow the technical issue to a potential policy issue. Then see if the policy was created to somehow allow and drop traffic based off of assuming the immutable physical characteristic (race) of the sender. My thought process wouldn't start with "traffic has been configured to be dropped because of a racist policy."

Watching Flock to Fedora streams.

@dbeato Nice. Thankfully I haven't had to deal with a Windows bug check in a while

WinDbg can help you read the memory dump file, which may help you find what file or process caused the crash.

This thread, https://access.redhat.com/discussions/669573, likely requires a Red Hat account to view, but it wins the necro post award.

The last relevant comment was in October 2011. Here's the latest comment nearly 12 years later

Finished a Sunday evening by recording a couple of jazz etudes.

Poking around Proxmox for the first time

@AdamF I stand corrected and good to know.