Hi,
I've been looking at Rivendell for some time now and have it successfully
running on a client / server setup under Ubuntu using the very useful Tryphon
repositories (thank you for these). It seems however that the Tryphon
repositories are falling behind the current releases. It also seems
On Tue, 21 Jun 2016 11:00:28 +0100
Andy Higginson wrote:
> It seems however that the Tryphon repositories are falling behind the
> current releases. It also seems that Alban has been rather quiet of
> late. Is he OK, and are the repositories going to be updated?
A consequence of forked open s
Hi,
PPAs etc might not be a bad idea however I recommend holding off for a
while, especially if you're planning to use Ubuntu 16.04. The MySQL
changes weren't very Rivendell friendly, a bunch of patches have fixed
the worst of these offenders however I guess these won't be in the
general rel
I must confess that I've not yet delved into the world of PPAs. However, it is
something that I hope to get round to looking into at some point soon. I've
also read that snappy packages seem to have become a popular idea and taken on
a life of their own, so as you say, this may be the path to
On Tue, 21 Jun 2016 11:25:57 +0100 Cowboy wrote
> A consequence of forked open source.
>
> Rivendell on CentOS remains fully supported.
I thought that was the beauty of running open source - you are not restricted
to a closed OS platform but have the choice what to use. Howe
One thing to note about CentOS (and other Red Hat derived distributions)
is that even though the kernel version appears to be quite dated, Red
Hat spends considerable energy back-porting fixes, especially
security-related fixes, into those older kernels. So they're not as
"old" as they appear to be
On Tue, 21 Jun 2016 14:18:57 +0100
Andy Higginson wrote:
> Is it worth me taking a look at the beta CentOS 7 version of the
> appliance or should I forget this for now?
Fred tells me with great regularity that he has had no trouble whatever
with CentOS 7 **PROVIDED** you use the XFCE desktop a
On Tue, 21 Jun 2016, Cowboy wrote:
Fred tells me with great regularity that he has had no trouble whatever
with CentOS 7 **PROVIDED** you use the XFCE desktop and not Gnome3
under any circumstances whatever.
Yet the CentOS 7 Appliance CD seems to install Gnome3. I have RD running
on two mach
The machine with the usb soundcard, does it also have an onboard audio
interface? If so, I remember way back I ran into a similar issue with a box
that had 3 pci cards in it... when the OS boots it doesn't always list the
hardware in the same order. So my guess may be that its sometimes picking
Hello,
I'm planning for a huge system upgrade this summer for our Rivendell
installation.
Our NFS and MySQL server runs Fedora 17, a fairly old version now,
shipping all that is necessary for Rivendell to work properly.
Well, my plan is to switch to Fedora 24, and from what I read on this
list, i
On Tue, Jun 21, 2016 at 12:47 PM, Brett Patram
wrote:
> The machine with the usb soundcard, does it also have an onboard audio
> interface? If so, I remember way back I ran into a similar issue with a box
> that had 3 pci cards in it... when the OS boots it doesn't always list the
> hardware in t
On Tue, 2016-06-21 at 12:29 -0400, Rob Landry wrote:
> On Tue, 21 Jun 2016, Cowboy wrote:
>
> > Fred tells me with great regularity that he has had no trouble whatever
> > with CentOS 7 **PROVIDED** you use the XFCE desktop and not Gnome3
> > under any circumstances whatever.
> >
>
> Yet the Cent
On Tue, 21 Jun 2016, Brett Patram wrote:
The machine with the usb soundcard, does it also have an onboard audio
interface? If so, I remember way back I ran into a similar issue with a box
that had 3 pci cards in it... when the OS boots it doesn't always list the
hardware in the same order. So m
On Jun 21, 2016, at 12:54, Hoggins! wrote:
> Well, my plan is to switch to Fedora 24, and from what I read on this
> list, it seems that, as it ships with MariaDB as a replacement for
> MySQL, I might run into a lot of trouble... with the additional fact
> that the default storage engine is InnoD
On Jun 21, 2016, at 06:25, Cowboy wrote:
> A consequence of forked open source.
AFAICT, Tryphon has never forked Rivendell, but rather just builds packages for
a different distro (Debian/Ubuntu rather than RHEL). I do agree that Alban and
friends seem to be under radio silence these last few
On Jun 21, 2016, at 08:06, Wayne Merricks
wrote:
> PPAs etc might not be a bad idea however I recommend holding off for a while,
> especially if you're planning to use Ubuntu 16.04. The MySQL changes weren't
> very Rivendell friendly, a bunch of patches have fixed the worst of these
> offend
On Jun 21, 2016, at 09:18, Andy Higginson wrote:
> As far as the CentOS version goes, I've just installed that onto a test
> machine, and when I get time, I'm having a play. Being used to the regular
> updates of Ubuntu etc, the one thing that did surprise me was the Kernel
> version and age
On Jun 21, 2016, at 10:00, Cowboy wrote:
> Fred tells me with great regularity that he has had no trouble whatever
> with CentOS 7 **PROVIDED** you use the XFCE desktop and not Gnome3
> under any circumstances whatever.
++
Gnome 3 IS a basket case — unintuitive, unstable and the Resource Pig of
Since the appliance has been mentioned, something I have wondered...
There have been several "appliance" versions now, and I always take a
peek in a VM, but I notice the "shipping" version of Rivendell on them
is always 2.5.5...and the only thing that is actually refreshed on the
newer applian
Hello,
Le 21/06/2016 à 21:30, Fred Gleason a écrit :
>> Well, my plan is to switch to Fedora 24, and from what I read on this
>> list, it seems that, as it ships with MariaDB as a replacement for
>> MySQL, I might run into a lot of trouble... with the additional fact
>> that the default storage en
On Tuesday 21 June 2016 04:07:48 pm Alan Smith wrote:
> but I notice the "shipping" version of Rivendell on them
> is always 2.5.5...and the only thing that is actually refreshed on the
> newer appliance disks is the underlying OS...
That would be quite wrong !
What links are you using ?
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On Tuesday 21 June 2016 03:59:00 pm Fred Gleason wrote:
> Now if I could just get Kickstart to do that reliably…
>
Perhaps if the only thing kickstart ever did, was to kick
start your script ?
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On Tuesday 21 June 2016 03:37:15 pm Fred Gleason wrote:
> AFAICT, Tryphon has never forked Rivendell,
Perhaps a mis-use of the word.
Point being that while one is free to deviate from the officially
supported version of anything, there are risks in doing so.
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On Tuesday 21 June 2016 03:05:50 pm Rob Landry wrote:
> The problem is that the USB sound device occasionally disappears, then
> reappears, causing Rivendell not to see it until the Rivendell daemons are
> restarted.
Good for you ! ( restarting the daemons )
I've seen this before, and not jus
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