As always, use documents you find on blogs at your own risk. This worked for me. It may not work for you. Also, make sure you have good backups before you go poking around in the Ghost database. Yeah...I know. I'm a few releases behind. For all I know,

Disclaimer As always, use documents you find on blogs at your own risk. This worked for me. It may not work for you. Also, make sure you have good backups before you go poking around in the GitLab database. Issues The main issue was that after an LDAP server migration,

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UPDATE Nextcloud Client on Fedora 31 did this to me too!! On a fresh install of Fedora 31, I installed the package nextcloud-client and set it up to connect to my server. All was well until I rebooted. The Nextcloud client seemingly forgot that it had already authenticated and it

I recently upgraded my personal oVirt server (which is both the engine and the hosts for my VMs) from 3.4 to 3.5. The upgrade process was relatively painless, and the basics are outlined in the Release Notes for oVirt 3.5. It wasn't until I tried to spin

Recently an issue surfaced with one of my Apache servers. Page loads were suddenly taking WAY too long to load. In some cases, I was seeing over a minute long load times. After some head scratching and pointless page refreshes to see if maybe it would fix itself, I started

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