This article describes a few challenges with solutions, to get LXC and LXD to run on the latest Fedora release.
LXC and LXD on Fedora 32 host
Mono 5.18 on copr
The status of Mono in Fedora is sad. We cannot upgrade to the latest Mono versions because we require binary reference assemblies for the build, as described in https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1436896#c91 My hope is that when .NET Core and msbuild become part
Kolab 16 for Fedora 25
This is work in progress, but I just wanted to share the news: I have Kolab 16 packages for Fedora 25 (with PHP7), built on copr!
Using Fedora 25 Beta in Docker for LightBuildServer
For the LightBuildServer (LBS) I want to run some of my nightly builds already against Fedora 25 Beta, to see if I need to fix anything in the Mono packages for Fedora. But there is no Beta image for Fedora
Nextcloud client 2.2.3 packaged for Fedora and Epel7
I was able to modify the existing Fedora spec file for owncloud-client, to build a package with the nextcloud theming: Here is the spec file: https://github.com/tpokorra/lbs-nextcloud/blob/master/nextcloud-client/nextcloud-client.spec And the source rpm is available here: https://tpokorra.fedorapeople.org/nextcloud/ Builds for the various Fedora versions,
Fedora: vi/vim gzipped file
When I edit myfile.log.gz with vi, I want to see the uncompressed file. There are lots of useful posts on the Internet for how to make this work in Ubuntu. But for Fedora I could not find a solution. There is
Kolab CentOS and Fedora repositories from OBS mirrored at Copr plus fixes
First I want to say that I am glad that there is https://obs.kolabsys.com, the OBS instance maintained and sponsored by Kolab Systems. Jeroen put a lot of work into making that system work. Unfortunately, it seems Jeroen is the only
Fedora 22 on Jiffybox
I am using Jiffybox for developing and testing. It easy to create a new virtual machine, and start from fresh again. Unfortunately, Fedora 22 is not available yet. See for details: https://www.df.eu/forum/threads/76789-Update-auf-Fedora-22 For the moment, the only way is to upgrade your Jiffyboxes
Kolab as a Server Role on Fedora with rolekit
This post originates in the idea from Stephen Gallagher, who is working on rolekit: “rolekit is a daemon for Linux systems providing a stable D-BUS interface to manage the deployment of [Fedora] Server Roles”. The code of Rolekit is available here: https://github.com/sgallagher/rolekit On