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It was not a clean upgrade. Grub got corrupted on one machine, one server didn't properly export the exports until I manually restarted the nfs server. There were quite a few broken NFS mounts. So, some things were back up at 11:16, and the broken systems were gradually restored with restoration completed at 12:07.
I plan to upgrade kernels on all the servers tonight starting at 11PM Pacific Daylight Time. Upgrades should be concluded by midnight. This will result in outages lasting 10-20 minutes for each physical server and perhaps another ten minutes for virtual machines on that server depending upon whether NFS and NIS properly bind after reboots or not.
A good steak is a good steak regardless of how it's named. But by the time Biden is done, gasoline will be $300 a gallon, a pound of hamburger $200 and a good steak $500. But we'll all be getting minimum wage.
Given that someone who is vitamin D3 deficient is 100x more likely to die from Covid than someone who is not, AND, given that D3 is produced in the skin in response to UV radiation, AND, given that UV radiation is seasonal, it does kind of make sense that Covid-19 is seasonal.
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The youtube-dl Linux youtube downloader is no longer working for me, nor is the plugin I have on Firefox. Anybody know of a replacement to get around whatever fuck-nuts screwtube has done this time?
i've no idea if they write one for linux or if it will work but i've used 'internet download manager' for years. might work tempory for 30 days without paying for it. (tho err there are ways, i'm sure you know)
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Mint has at least for the past decade disabled the Mark Updates function of synaptic package manager but until 20.x it was easy to re-enable by removing one of Mint's conf files. Now that file no longer exists and I have not been able to find out how to re-enable this functionality. Can anyone tell me? Yes I realize Mint is trying to force me to use their update function, I prefer to not do so.
Sorry for the downtime of friendica.eskimo.com/ and hubzilla.eskimo.com/. Something went wrong with mariadb and it corrupted mysql.transaction_registry and I could not find info on how to fix so had to get somewhat creative and it took awhile.
I do not normally do kernel updates mid-week, I prefer to wait until Friday on the off chance something goes horribly wrong, to provide the most time to recover before the business week.
However, a serious vulnerability has been discovered in openssl and I'm going to have to reboot all the machines just to get any old copies of openssl out of memory so might as well do a kernel upgrade at the same time.
Most machines will remain on openssl 1.1.1f but it will be a patched version that fixes the exploit. The webserver with any luck will be on openssl 1.1.1k, this is just because it's already on a self-compiled version of openssl to get the most current encryptions.
Normally I would start this at 11pm Pacific Daylight Time, but because of the seriousness of this exploit, I am going to proceed as soon as I have the current software in place on all the machines but some time after 5PM PDT. The downtime for the entire system should be less than 1/2 hour and any given machine not more than about ten minutes.
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