I setup Diaspora on LXC ( Centos7 and </a href="https://gist.github.com/oliof/57345a6596bb3a564f68d1482fb383f9"> Caddy as reverse proxy ) the Host System (Debian) use Nginx with Letsencrypt to proxy all stuff from and to the internet ...

NethServer 7 "Bruschetta" Server-Oriented Linux OS to Support Nextcloud 10

http://news.softpedia.com/news/nethserver-7-bruschetta-server-oriented-linux-os-to-support-nextcloud-10-508225.shtml

#nextcloud #nethserver #centos

NethServer 7 "Bruschetta" Server-Oriented Linux OS to Support Nextcloud 10

The second Beta milestone is now ready for public testing

How to Install and Configure #Nextcloud on #CentOS 7 / #RHEL 7 (probably works for #Fedora too? need to test...)

http://www.linuxtechi.com/install-configure-nextcloud-on-centos-7-rhel-7/

The unofficial in-place upgrade from CentOS5 to 6 felt much easier than the beta-official in-place upgrade from CentOS6 to 7.
At least all sites look to be up again. SELinux still complains a bit, but it should be under control. This upgrade was quite a PITA and still some tasks to do. Really need to get the containers ready.

Need to pull the new official Docker images

Docker: https://registry.hub.docker.com/_/centos/

Centos: Manuals/ReleaseNotes/CentOS7 - CentOS Wiki

Hello and welcome to the first CentOS-7 release. CentOS is an Enterprise-class Linux Distribution derived from sources freely provided to the public by Red Hat.
CentOS conforms fully with Red Hat's redistribution policy and aims to have full functional compatibility with the upstream product. CentOS mainly changes packages to remove Red Hat's branding and artwork.

So easy it could have been to assign a range of IPs on a RHEL based system.

Linux Tips: How to quickly bind a range of IPs on RedHat based systems - MDLog:/sysadmin

In this short post I will show you how you can quickly add a range of IPs on any RedHat based system (Rhel, Centos, Fedora, etc). When you have to …

I must say I still feel a bit strange writing tests for scripts that should install or configure a program for me. But it is also quite cool if you have some scripts written for CentOS and then just add one line to your config file and add Debian for example and see if it also does what you want there, too.

Kitchen: Welcome to Test Kitchen - KitchenCI

Test Kitchen - Your infrastructure deserves tests too.

Test Kitchen is a test harness tool to execute your configured code on one or more platforms in isolation.

Finally got a Chef cookbook together that will take a minimal CentOS image, provision it and deliver you a running redmatrix installation. It's my first cookbook and I need to clean up some things and test bit more, but I hope I can release it next week. This should make it easier together with Vagrant to get a development installation.

Last time I did not get it working on #CentOS, maybe I should try again.

MediaGoblin 0.3.3 "Pixel Party" is RELEASED! http://mediagoblin.org/news/mediagoblin-0.3.3-pixel-party.html Tons of improvements, check it out!

Why is phonon-backend-gstreamer required for the LSB compatibility packages of RedHat/CentOS? Why do I need that on a server?

Just updated and finished the Libravatar addon for ~friendica . #Libravatar is a free and #federated avatar hosting service and can replace the Gravatar addon.
The Libravatar addon is based on the MIT licensed Services Libravatar PHP-library by Melissa Draper.
Please test and give feedback if somthing is wrong or not working correctly. Unfortunately I did not get libravatar running on my CentOS server to test the lookup on other instances than the central on. Had some problems to solve dependencies, but for Debian there are complete install instructions to set up your own Libravatar instance.

Pull Request #67: Libravatar addon by dawnbreak · friendica/fri

This pull request adds a new avatar addon for Libravatar. It can be used instead of gravatar to look up avatar images. Libravatar is a free and open replacement for gravatar. You can also host it on your own server if you like.
It also includes a che...

Trying to install #python, django, gearman, etc. on #CentOS. Doesn't seem to be the right distro for that, or I just don't know enough about all these python things.