https://docs.mailman3.org/en/latest/migration.html
We currently run Mailman 2 which is not supported in Debian/Bullseye which
will freeze soon. So upgrading will force an upgrade to Mailman 3 (which is a
good thing anyway), above are the upgrade docs. One thing to note is that
URLs for archives will change, is this a problem?
https://etbe.coker.com.au/2021/01/12/psi-cgroup2/
I've already started upgrading the LUV server to Debian/Bullseye, the above
blog post shows one of the things I'm doing to take advantage of new Linux and
systemd features. To get some of these things working well before the freeze
of Bullseye I need to have some real servers running the latest code.
I would like to get the upgrade done in the next few days. I don't anticipate
this causing any inconvenience as the lists have been very quiet recently.
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Hi All,
I had Ramme installed by Deb on Ubuntu 18.04LTS and it worked quite well
with occasional flakiness, but no hanging the computer. I have upgraded
to Ubuntu 20.4 LTS and now Ramme does not fire up. Starting it from the
terminal I get only "Segmentation Fault".
At least with Ramme, I was able to upload one image at a time to
Instagram without having to bare my ass in Bourke St, I did not need to
give IG access to my image folders. My trust of FB does not extend very far.
Does anyone else use Ramme? What can I do now, I suspect that Ramme is
unsupported, despite it being the best IG client in the Linux galaxy.
Gratefully
Andrew Greig
I have restored the LUV Wiki to the backup from 2nd September 2020 because
some time after that spammers discovered that due to a configuration error
they could create accounts with edit access with no restrictions.
I've fixed that configuration error. I noticed the issue when disk space
started running low due to the MariaDB database for the Wiki getting
increasingly large due to spam. /var/lib/mysql/luv_wiki was 908M before the
restore from backup, now it is 50M.
Let me know if you made Wiki changes during that time period, I can extract
stuff from the backups if needed.
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