According to the PostgreSQL Red Hat family download site, all you need to do now is: dnf install https://download.postgresql.org/pub/repos/yum/reporpms/EL-8-x86_64/pgdg-redhat-repo-latest.noarch.rpm dnf install postgesql12-server But guess what: # dnf install postgesql12-server Last… Read more »
The @base Ruby version is ancient and actually EOL’d, so you should really use RVM for your Ruby needs. The good news is that it’s really simple. Cleanup Chances are,… Read more »
Following up on my previous hurdles, here’s what happened after upgrading to CentOS 7.6. We use PostgreSQL primarily, but also some MSSQL and MySQL. With 7.6, Red Hat quietly decided… Read more »
Redmine 4 is knocking on the door, and it’s going to drop support for anything below 2.2.2. Unfortunately, EL 7 only has 2.0.0, so you either wait until EL 8… Read more »
There may be several reasons to switch to Btrfs, for me personally it’s because my KF2 server is eating up too much space, and Btrfs supports both compression and deduplication…. Read more »
You do something, and it won’t work. In this example it’s Tomcat trying to delete a file. You already wrote an SELinux module to allow reads, but now you need… Read more »
For UEFI all you need is the installer files and the boot loader stuff under the /efi folder, right? Well, RHEL doesn’t seem to like it that way. [ 204.910407]… Read more »
Update: make sure to check out the relevant post for CentOS 7.6, too! Preamble After the SELinux Crash Course it’s time to put that knowledge to good use. Keep that… Read more »
Let’s start by stating I’m by no means an SELinux expert, but after the CentOS 7.4 upgrade hurdle I sure am more informed than I was with 7.3. So SELinux… Read more »
I’m told that Grub has been rebuilt and Shim has been re-signed with 7.4 so that might be the cause, but to me this is what a new VM looks… Read more »