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[users] New 4k RSA key for apt.ledgersmb.org repository
by Robert J. Clay 12 Jul '17

12 Jul '17

It had been commented by various people that they have been seeing error messages regarding the apt.ledgesmb.org repository key being too small or too "week" when the repository was being accessed, like the following example comment: apt update returns W: http://apt.ledgersmb.org/dists/xenial/InRelease: Signature by key 1ED705D54028F70F45E32340D0F530B7F93ECF4F uses weak digest algorithm (SHA1) at the end I've created a 4K RSA key for the repository and have added it to the configuration there, and updated the home page about it. Will be using both the old and the new key for a bit, but then the old key will be removed from the configuration. -- Robert J. Clay rjclay(a)gmail.com jame(a)rocasa.us

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[users] Questions about using a custom (non-system) perl
by ph＠maxxcon.net 11 Jul '17

11 Jul '17

Greetings; I want to install LSMB on my server. I have a small amount of experience installing Perl scripts. I have installed both FosWiki and RT behind Apache via fcgid, but I still have a few Perl related questions. Here is where I am so far: 1 - I have installed the latest Postgres (9.6.2) from source, the system (CentOS V7) doesn't have the required version (9.4 or newer) in it's repo (it has 9.2) 2 - If I install LSMB in the default manner, I end up using the system Perl, and cpanm installs modules listed in the cpanfile in the user's home directory. I do not want to use the system Perl, and have already installed a separate, Perl 5.24 instance that I use for Request Tracker and FosWiki. I have installed local::lib and cpanm as modules in the custom Perl 5.24 3 - My system Perl is 5.10 and the cpanfile calls for Perl 5.14 4 - There is an instance of Perl 5.10 in the home directory of the user account that will host LSMB (probably because I have CageFS on this server). So installing Perl 5.24 modules in the user's home directory won't work. 5 - My understanding is that by default, cpanm installs modules in the user’s home directory. 6 - I’m confident I can tell cpanm to install the modules somewhere else (<ledgersmb-root>/lib/cpan). Questions: A - how do I tell LSMB to look for modules in <ledgersmb-root>/lib/cpan ? (I think I can use the statement "use Local::Lib <ledgersmb-root>/lib/cpan" but where would I put it? B - how do I tell LSMB to use the non-system Perl? C - In FosWiki and RT, I use a script (from stackoverflow.com) that changes the shebang statement in all Perl files. Would that work for LSMB? (there are no shebang statements except in cpanfile). Thanks in advance! Paul

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Re: [Users] Test
by John Locke 14 Jun '17

14 Jun '17

testing testing 1 2 3 On Wed, Jun 14, 2017 at 9:55 PM, John Locke <freelocke(a)gmail.com> wrote: > This is a test post from a non-subscribed account, first to see if mail > reaches the list, and next to see if it's moderated by default... >

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