Hi all!
Today we've had a very lively openSUSE Conference 2015 IRC meeting!
We've discussed topics like videostreaming infrastructure for talks, wifi/networking and Travel Support.
Next meeting monday 16th March 13h UTC / 14h CEST
Minutes for this meeting are available here:
https://progress.opensuse.org/documents/14
See you next week!
All the best,
Hans de Raad
Robin Edgar
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Hey,
after experimenting a lot with non-subscriber posting and our spam
filter we have come to the conclusion that we can't win that fight :-/
The wide range of HAM and SPAM that make it to our hundreds of lists
make it virtually impossible to set up a spam filter with a good
miss/false positive ratio.
So we have turned on subscriber only posting for all lists again. Non
subscriber posts are moderated.
That moderation can take potentially a very long time, so better
subscribe to the list you're posting to. If you receive mails by some
other means (nntp or whatever) subscribe to the nomail version of the
list[1]
Have a lot of fun...
Henne
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Hi Maintenance
I'm currently checking how the end of lifetime for an openSUSE release
is handled - and currently I just see "release-notes-openSUSE" as
the only package which is released for this.
But IMHO the following packages should see a update at the end of a
product like openSUSE 13.1:
1) release-notes-opensuse
2) openSUSE-release
3) monitoring-plugins-zypper
Reasons:
for 1: the release notes should contain a chapter / note at the very
beginning about the end of lifetime for a product. This helps
customers to quickly note that they are trying to get outdated
information for an outdated product. => done.
for 2: openSUSE-release "owns" the file /etc/products.d/openSUSE.prod
- here you can add a line like this:
<endoflife>2015-01-01</endoflife>
This line will trigger YaST to add a popup window telling the user that
his product is no longer supported (tested with openSUSE 13.1) once he
starts the update manager.
for 3: the monitoring-plugins-zypper package - once installed on a
client - currently also checks for outdated OS versions by
parsing /etc/SuSE-release (resp. the successor). If we implement the
"endoflife" Tag in the product file, this package can rely on this tag
and does not need updates any longer for this. At the moment, this
package allows administrators to check via remote monitoring if a system
needs update or is out of lifetime.
What do you think? Especially if the "openSUSE-release" package see's a
patch like the suggested one in the future, this can also be used by
other tools.
Should I open a bug report for this?
with kind regards,
Lars
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Hi all!
We've just had another meeting for the organization of oSC 15! We really need your help on promoting the event, please help us spread the message!
Minutes can be found here:
http://community.opensuse.org/meetings/opensuse-project/2015/opensuse-proje…
Due to Easter, the next meeting will be Tuesday the 7th of April 13h UTC / 15h CEST
See you again then!
All the best,
Hans de Raad
Robin Edgar
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OpenNovations / DevHdR
Van Sevenbergestraat 49
2274PK Voorburg
Tel +31 6 83578847
www.hcderaad.nl
As international timezones can sometimes be daunting, I've made an error in the time conversion for the next meeting:
http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedtime.html?day=31&month=3&year=20…
The base time is always UTC, so in this case 13h UTC means 15h CEST.
Le sigh....
See you then!
Hans de Raad
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On Tuesday, March 24, 2015 07:07:00 AM you wrote:
> Hans de Raad skrev den 2015-03-23 21:39:
> > Hi all!
> >
> > Today we've had another IRC meeting regaring openSUSE Conference 2015. We really need more people spreading the word and promoting the conference! Will you help? Let's make this a conference to remember! https://progress.opensuse.org/documents/14
> >
> > Next meeting 31rd March 13h UTC / 14 CEST on the opensuse-project channel on Freenode.
> >
> > See you again there!
> >
> > All the best,
> > Hans de Raad
> > Robin Edgar
> >
> Will not the next meeting at 30th March 13 UTC be 15 CEST due to summer
> time?
> Inge Svensson
Hi,
I am interested in having a link on your website much like others have on your site here;
http://en.opensuse.org/user:freespacer
Please could you let me know the costs for this?
Many Thanks,
Mark Rock
http://www.bonusbets.org/
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Is the forum forums.opensuse.org managed by openSUSE project? A good
amount of IP ranges are banned from viewing the forum (contact your
ISP for spam abuses). ISPs can't care less if someone is spamming your
forum for obvious reasons.
I registered an account to ask why my IP range was banned and found
out later my account got banned for spam. Way to exercise dictatorship
on the Internet.
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Good Afternoon.
MSFC has posted the upcoming MSBA 27th event on NAIS and
Fed Biz Ops (Solicitation No.: SB-74680).
NAIS Posting:
Please click on
Mod. 1 Posting.
Attached is the MSBA Agenda.
Please join us for this event!
Hi all!
Today we've had another IRC meeting regaring openSUSE Conference 2015. We really need more people spreading the word and promoting the conference! Will you help? Let's make this a conference to remember! https://progress.opensuse.org/documents/14
Next meeting 31rd March 13h UTC / 14 CEST on the opensuse-project channel on Freenode.
See you again there!
All the best,
Hans de Raad
Robin Edgar
--
OpenNovations / DevHdR
Van Sevenbergestraat 49
2274PK Voorburg
Tel +31 6 83578847
www.hcderaad.nl