Hi Marina,
I am not certain what it could be. I'm just getting back from holiday
and a conference. I'm ccing openSUSE Heroes to see if they could provide
an explanation for why the message was denied to
opensuse-marketing(a)opensuse.org.
v/r
Doug
On 03/24/2017 05:47 PM, Marina Latini wrote:
> same issue with the it m-list :(
>
> On 24 March 2017 at 17:35, Marina Latini <deneb.alphacygni(a)gmail.com
> <mailto:deneb.alphacygni@gmail.com>> wrote:
>
> Hi Douglas,
>
> I sent 2 messages to the marketing m-list but I got a denied message.
>
> "
> The message from <deneb.alphacygni(a)gmail.com
> <mailto:deneb.alphacygni@gmail.com>> with subject "Italy - Gonzaga
> "1000 maker" fair" was unable to be delivered to the list because
> of an
> access rule set up by the list administrator.
> "
>
> "
> The message from <deneb_alpha(a)opensuse.org
> <mailto:deneb_alpha@opensuse.org>> with subject "Italy - Gonzaga
> "1000 maker" fair" was unable to be delivered to the list because
> of an
> access rule set up by the list administrator.
> "
>
> Any idea? wrong m-list address?
>
> ATB,
> Marina
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Hello,
I have a nice task for someone who wants to get started with some easy
admin tasks ;-)
I spent some time to check if / how many of the feeds on
planet.opensuse.org are broken - after two obvious fixes (see pull
request 48), I noticed 36 broken feeds.
You can find my test script and the list of currently broken feeds
attached to https://progress.opensuse.org/issues/16070
The next steps are
- re-check the broken feeds in a few days to filter out temporary outages
(this can be done using my script)
- have a quick look at the domain of each feed to see if there's an
obvious, easy fix (for example, does the RSS feed have a new filename?)
- otherwise, find out how to contact the affected users [1] and
mail/$whatever them, asking if they have a new blog or if we should
"just" remove the broken feed
- for each result, update the feed list and send a pull request ;-)
The feed list (which also includes IRC nicks etc.) is in
"planetsuse/feeds" on https://github.com/opensuse/planet.opensuse.org
and everybody who knows how to fork a repo can help ;-)
Help is more than welcome - it will need some time, but besides that,
it's quite easy. If someone wants to pick this up, just send a short
notice (here or in the ticket) to avoid duplicate work. If you need some
help to get started, just ask ;-)
Regards,
Christian Boltz
[1] connect.opensuse.org and "osc whois" might be useful tools. For
people who have an IRC nick listed, pinging them on IRC might also
work.
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<sarnold> that's a bit informal for a mandatory security platform :)
<sbeattie> ah, but you see, contractions are informal, and we can't,
err can not, err cannot, err can ?not have that.
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Hi @ll
I like to invite you to test our new status page:
https://status.opensuse.org/
I wrote some initial information here:
https://progress.opensuse.org/projects/opensuse-admin-wiki/wiki/Statusopens…
I *hope* that we can use the page "as it is" - but want to get some
feedback from you before I write the big announcement...
with kind regards,
Lars
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Hello,
as you probably all know in the meantime, profile/foo.sls is the same as
profile/foo/init.sls (at least from Salt's POV - both are "profile.foo")
To keep the main directories in our Salt repo clean, can we please apply
the following policy?
- if there's only foo.sls, but no foo/ directory, use foo.sls
- if a foo/ subdirectory exists, use foo/init.sls (NOT foo.sls)
- if you add a foo/ directory later, move foo.sls to foo/init.sls
In practise, this means for our current salt repo:
a) files to move:
- salt/profile/accounts.sls -> salt/profile/accounts/init.sls
- salt/profile/zypper.sls -> salt/profile/zypper/init.sls
b) unchanged:
- salt/profile/regional.sls (because there's no
salt/profile/regional/ subdirectory)
- lots of files in other directories ;-)
I'd like to apply this policy for all directories, even if it currently
only affects salt/profile/
If nobody objects, I'll document this in the wiki in a few days.
FYI: This started in the discussion of
https://gitlab.opensuse.org/infra/salt/merge_requests/4
You'll find some more verbose comments there ;-)
Regards,
Christian Boltz
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Hello,
on Wednesday 2017-03-08 from 13:00 UTC till 15:00 UTC, the VM that hosts the
openSUSE Mailing lists [1] will be offline. During that time, sending or
receiving mails to the openSUSE mailing lists, or viewing their archives will
not be possible. All the mails that will be sent during the downtime will be
delayed.
The reason for the downtime is to apply major upgrades to both the operating
system and the mailing list software.
We will let you know of the final status with a followup announcement.
[1] https://lists.opensuse.org
On behalf of the openSUSE Heroes Team
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Hello,
fyi, I have submitted a talk for oSC17 to present our team and the openSUSE
infrastructure. The title I chose is "openSUSE Heroes fighting the villains",
and possibly I'll have a nerdy oldschool comics theme. I am open to suggestions
on what you'd like me to say there. Lars and Gerhard, can I have please your
past presentations' slides for the opensuse infrastructure, mirrorbrain and
anything else relevant?
https://events.opensuse.org/conference/oSC17/program/proposal/1288
Also I plan to submit yet another talk regarding configuration management (as
I do pretty much every year), haven't decided yet on the topic though.
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Hi
At least since today we have a problem with files that are on - at
least - some mirrors, but are not "known" to our Apache on download.o.o:
http://download.opensuse.org/update/leap/42.1/oss/repodata/5463ed3723287e7e…
lists only the download server itself - while at least seven other
mirrors have the file available.
* I tried a rescan of those mirrors - no result
* I reconfigured download.o.o to use the master database (download.o.o
normally uses just a slave, but this might have lags that I don't
see) - no result
Testing is done via:
mb probefile --hide-negative
update/leap/42.1/oss/repodata/5463ed3723287e7e3efbdbd2b04bd9ed97a617701c3432f6677c26d6f98e7f4b-primary.xml.gz
http://mirror.datto.com/opensuse/update/leap/42.1/oss/repodata/5463ed372328…http://widehat.opensuse.org/update/leap/42.1/oss/repodata/5463ed3723287e7e3…http://ftp2.nluug.nl/os/Linux/distr/opensuse/update/leap/42.1/oss/repodata/…
...
As the "probefile" command lists mirrors, that are NOT listed by
apache, I asume that the latest changes for IPv6 support might broke
something. Can you please check and/or help with the problem?
At the moment, all worldwide requests (at least for this file) are only
handled via download.o.o - which loads even a 1Gb line without
problems...
Thanks in advance!
Lars
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Hi widehat Admins
You might know that we lost the dark fiber to widehat.o.o when the SUSE
office got the new 1Gb line.
So there was a small problem with the push of content from pontifex
(aka stage.o.o) and the OBS to the machine, as they used the line that
is not connected any longer.
I changed the configuration on widehat now to:
* use 62.146.92.203 as new "internal" IP
* limit external access to rsync and http only
* ssh and nrpe only reachable from NUE and PRG offices
Important changes:
* I reworked the rsync modules a bit (unifying user/group, listen,
compress and logging options) and splitted between:
** 62.146.92.202 => external modules
** 62.146.92.203 => internal modules (push)
* ifcfg-eth0 contains now also the public IPv6 address
2a01:138:a004:0:230:48ff:fe80:9a32/64 - I hope this will avoid the
problem of "xinetd not listening on IPv6" in the future. I added a
default route entry via fe80::2d0:3ff:fed0:8400 (as this is pushed
atm) - but did not test the setup yet. => waiting for reboot
* /etc/sysctl.d/ contains tuning.conf and widehat.conf containing some
security and tuning options for the kernel
Please check the changes and ping me back if this should go into some
GIT or similar repository, as it seems to me like this got lost somehow.
with kind regards,
Lars
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Hello,
just as a reminder: we'll have a Heroes meeting tomorrow (sunday,
2017-03-05) at 18:00 UTC.
You can find and edit the planned topics on
https://progress.opensuse.org/issues/17272
I just noticed that the ticket says #opensuse-project, but we always
used #opensuse-admin. Lars, is this an intentional change or a bug in
the ticket? ;-)
Regards,
Christian Boltz
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Hello to all,
First of all let me introduce myself, my name is Niels Abspoel.
I have been asked to join the infra team by Theo.
I have worked on the openSUSE salt package before the
systemsmanagement team took over.
In the meantime I have kept myself busy with the salt-formulas on github.
I work for a company named Webscale B.V. as a systems engineer and
configuration management expert.
Now that is out of the way, Why am I mailing:
I think the infra/salt pillar setup on gitlab.opensuse.org can benefit
from pillar stack configuration:
https://docs.saltstack.com/en/latest/ref/pillar/all/salt.pillar.stack.html
For more information on a real world example:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3K706JJ2EI
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