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IcedTea on it’s way to Fedora 8

I wasn’t expecting to see IcedTea available so soon in Fedora but it looks like it’s going to be on Fedora 8 if everything goes well with the package review. Not sure how usable it is yet but I am building an rpm right now so I’ll find out soon I guess.

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Xen to the rescue

The fan at my shuttle at home died last week so the temperature inside the case reached around 65C and the disk drive couldn’t cope with it. So I moved the disk on my desktop and now the machine is running as a domU in xen. Surprisingly no problems so far beyond mplayer stuttering every [...]

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Ruby 1.8.5-p35 and puppet in FC6

I was looking todat at a puppet ticket and I found this little gem in ruby’s svn. No wonder poor puppet got upset. I guess I’ll have to build new ruby rpms with a fix for this for my fedora machines at home until there is a new fedora rpm :(

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Creating selinux modules

Here is how to compile and install an selinux module since I’ll forget if I don’t save it somwehere (based on audit2allow -M mysaslauthd -i /var/log/audit/audit.log output). # cat mysaslauthd.te module mysaslauthd 1.0.8; require { class dir { search write add_name remove_name }; class file { getattr lock read write create rename unlink }; type [...]

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This is driving me crazy, I found out why it wasn’t working with sasl_keytab: … (#200892) and rebuilding the cyrus-sasl rpm with the patch fixed this problem. Now after a reboot it stopped working!! I suspect that SELinux is somehow affecting the kerberos server but I can’t see anything related in the audit logs. Really [...]

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Java6 rpms

No srpm for sun’s java 6 on jpackage.org yet, I guess I would have to look at the available patches in the maling list and and test them. Probably a good opportunity to merge the plugin related changes from the ibm spec file. The existing setup fails once firefox/mozilla/seamonkey gets updated and the users start [...]

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