• BladeFederation@piefed.social
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    20 days ago

    I thought this was an anniversary of a funny event that happened one time type of meme. But no. It has happened NINE TIMES, including today.

  • rozodru@piefed.world
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    21 days ago

    some iconic duos in the Linux community: Arch and AUR malware, Ubuntu and bad updates, NixOS and community/team members leaving, Manjaro and failing to renew its cert.

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          20 days ago

          Its intended behavior from Debian team. because they ships a version of the software at the time and only backport security patches. So if the version they ship has bugs then those bugs stay for years. This generates quite a bit of noise for upstream projects but it is what it is.

    • lemmyvore@feddit.nl
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      20 days ago

      Why isn’t this an automated processs for them?

      Because manjaro.org is controlled personally by Phil, the CEO of the company, who’s paranoid about letting anybody else handle it. And also can’t figure out how to renew automatically, apparently. People have to remind him on Discord. 🤦

      Everything else *.manjaro.org (forums, mirrors etc.) is handled by different people and have never expired afaik.

      It’s literally just the main webpage that has this problem, everything else about the distro is never impacted.

  • Natanox@discuss.tchncs.de
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    21 days ago

    The funniest thing about this is that it needs a single Bash script and a cronjob to solve (unless they got a REALLY bad hoster).

    That bash script probably exists a bazillion times already… so even an LLM could spit it out for them.

    Their organisational structure must be abhorrent for nobody to feel even remotely responsible for this.

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      21 days ago

      Most web server have ACME support built-in nowadays, setup is a matter of minutes, no scripting required. This has been a solved problem for years, any sysadmin who can’t handle this basic task has no business running public-facing servers.