Innotop for MySQL 8.0

Recently, I did some maintenance on Innotop and I merged several pull requests including one to support MySQL 8.0 (thank you yoku0825 for the contribution). As you know, Innotop is written in Perl and to be able to use it…
Recently, I did some maintenance on Innotop and I merged several pull requests including one to support MySQL 8.0 (thank you yoku0825 for the contribution). As you know, Innotop is written in Perl and to be able to use it…
On openvpn setups where MD5 is still in use with the SSL certificate, it's now impossible to connect when you are in Fedora 21.
To allow openvpn client to connect to such VPN using NetworkManager, you need to modify /usr/lib/systemd/system/NetworkManager.service and add the following two lines in [Service] section:
Environment="NSS_HASH_ALG_SUPPORT=+MD5" Environment="OPENSSL_ENABLE_MD5_VERIFY=1"
Restart the service and it will work ;)
Since many years now I use GTG to manage my todo lists. (it can even be ).
I tried to use Remember The Milk service to sync my laptop and my desktop but it wasn't really working well. Then I discovered a nice project : GTGonline, a Django project that allows the synchronization to and from GTG via a backend called backend_gtgonline.
I forked the project to create a branch (that will never be merged it seems) to not hardcode the
url of the service as I host my own version of GTGonline backend.
My branch is https://github.com/lefred/backend_gtgonline/tree/service-url and I also provide a rpm package for Ferdora 20.
If you want to be able to use an iPhone with Fedora 20 to copy photos or songs, you will need to upgrade libimobiledevice to 1.1.6. If you don't on the phone you will be constantly prompted to trust or not the computer:
You can find the rpms for libimobiledevice 1.1.6 here.
I recreated rpms for the latest revision (119) of sysbench.
I made them available for Fedora 19 and CentOS 6.
Enjoy !
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