Custom build script in COPR is a versatile. With a couple sed commands, you can modify Fedora SPEC files and port it to RHEL/CentOS Stream with a little effort. However, when I was porting the keepassxc-2.7.X a few days ago, COPR keeps complaining xcb.patch is missing. While I myself does not need the patch for [ ]
-While investigating the sources of RHEL and Fedora packages, firstly I switch to corresponding branch, then do either rhpkg prep or fedpkg prep to extract source. Recently, I am interested in CentOS Stream 9, and wish to investigate the source. However, I am too lazy to find the fedpkg or rhpkg equivalent for CentOS Stream, [ ]
I have scripts that will utilise the SFDC case number, but why type it manually when the computer can do it? Firstly, you need to have xdotool installed, for RHEL or CentOS Stream, it is in EPEL. I have tried xprop and xwininfo, but they do not accept search with WM_Class Secondly, get the WM_Class [ ]
I have packaged barrier and synergy a while ago. A user stated that he cannot install it because it misses dependency: avahi-compat-libdns_sd For RHEL 8, it is in channel codeready-builder-for-rhel-8-x86_64-rpms To enable it, runssubscription-manager repos --enable codeready-builder-for-rhel-8-x86_64-rpms For CentOS Stream 8, it is in repository powertools To enable it, runssudo yum-config-manager…
I have a Windows Server 2016 in Core mode, i.e. most of the GUI programs are not available. Steps: 1. Set the SecurityProtocol. It is required for https: 2. The actual command, iwr, is an alias of Invoke-WebRequest : References: https://superuser.com/a/755581/328810 https://stackoverflow.com/a/48030563/350580
This is aimed to be complete steps for configuring the time service (NTP) for Windows Sever 2016. This is especially useful should you want to setup your own Active Directory Domain Controller (ADDC). 0. Networking Check Ensure you can reach the NTP server. Assuming you are using 0.pool.ntp.org : 1. Set the Time Zone By [ ]
This article assumes you have commit right to the package, but you don t have the epel8 branch in https://src.fedoraproject.org/rpms/YourPackage PKG= YourPackage fedpkg clone $PKG # if you have not done this cd $PKG # if you have not done this git branch epel8 # Make the branch work with epel8 git commit git push set-upstream origin [ ]