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Fwd: Subscribe today and get a free gift!
by Adam Thompson 21 Sep '19

21 Sep '19

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MUUG Meeting, Sept 10, 7:30pm -- Terraform (feat. Terragrunt)
by Gilbert E. Detilllieux 06 Sep '19

06 Sep '19

The Manitoba UNIX User Group (MUUG) will be holding its next monthly meeting on Tuesday, June 11. The meeting topic for this month is as follows: Terraform (feat. Terragrunt) Wyatt Zacharias will present Terraform, an open-source infrastructure-as-code tool maintained by HashiCorp, used to automate deployment of compute resources. Terraform provides a universal configuration language that can define resources across many different platforms. It offers stateful deployment to track and maintain deployed resources. Additionally Terragrunt is an open-source wrapper tool maintained by Gruntworks, which provides additional management features and fills in feature gaps of the vanilla Terraform tool. The group holds its meetings at 7:30pm on the second Tuesday of every month from September to June. (There are no meetings in July and August.) Meetings are open to the general public; you don't have to be a MUUG member to attend. ******************************************************************* Please note our meeting location for this month: *Room 1M28* Manitoba Hall, University of Winnipeg, entrance on Ellice Ave. between Spence and Balmoral St. Parking is available on the surrounding streets and in the lots on nearby streets. Look for signage once you're at the building, or ask a security guard. ******************************************************************* For more information about MUUG, and its monthly meetings, check out their web server: https://muug.ca/ Help us promote this month's meeting, by putting this poster up on your workplace bulletin board or other suitable public message board: https://muug.ca/meetings/MUUGmeeting.pdf -- Manitoba UNIX User Group E-mail: <gedetil(a)muug.ca> c/o Gilbert E. Detillieux Web: http://muug.ca/ University of Manitoba Phone: (204)474-8161 Winnipeg MB CANADA R3T 2N2 Fax: (204)474-7609

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FYI: IUS mirror deprecated @ muug.ca
by Adam Thompson 13 Aug '19

13 Aug '19

The IUS Community Project (https://ius.io/) has transitioned from using a network of mirrors, to using Rackspace's CDN service. MUUG's copy of IUS has been renamed to "ius-legacy" on our mirror, and has been synced one final time (there were no changes). We'll delete that, too... eventually. Moving forward, if you have an up-to-date version of the "ius-release" RPM package, you'll automatically be redirected to use the closest mirror. If you have an obsolete ius-release installed (from before April 2019, roughly), and/or you've manually customized your .repo file to point to MUUG, you'll now be getting 404 errors. Install an updated ius-release RPM (see https://ius.io/GettingStarted/) to get back into sync with the new CDN distribution. -Adam Thompson MUUG Board member & Mirror co-administrator athompso(a)athompso.net

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Fwd: IMPORTANT NOTICE FROM LINUX JOURNAL, LLC.
by Dan Keizer 07 Aug '19

07 Aug '19

hmmm ... maybe 3 times the charm ... Dan. ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Linux Journal <subs(a)linuxjournal.com> Date: Wed, Aug 7, 2019 at 8:44 PM Subject: IMPORTANT NOTICE FROM LINUX JOURNAL, LLC. To: VE4DRK(a)GMAIL.COM <VE4DRK(a)gmail.com> The Awkward Goodbye [image: Subscribe Now] *IMPORTANT NOTICE FROM LINUX JOURNAL, LLC:* *On August 7, 2019 Linux Journal shut its doors for good. All staff were laid off and the company is left with no operating funds to continue in any capacity. The web site will continue to stay up for the next few weeks, hopefully longer for archival purposes if we can make it happen.* *–Linux Journal, LLC* * ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------* *Final Letter from the Editor: The Awkward Goodbye* by Kyle Rankin Have you ever met up with a friend at a restaurant for dinner, then after dinner you both step out to the street and say a proper goodbye, only when you leave, you find out that you both are walking in the same direction? So now, you get to walk together awkwardly until the true point where you part, and then you have another, second goodbye, that's much more awkward. That's basically this post. So, it was almost two years ago that I first said goodbye to *Linux Journal* and the *Linux Journal* community in my post "So Long and Thanks for All the Bash <https://linuxjournal.cmail19.com/t/j-l-mhjkdyd-jrhdldjujy-r/>". That post was a proper goodbye. For starters, it had a catchy title with a pun. The post itself had all the elements of a proper goodbye: part retrospective, part "Thank You" to the *Linux Journal* team and the community, and OK, yes, it was also part rant. I recommend you read (or re-read) that post, because it captures my feelings about losing *Linux Journal* way better than I can muster here on our awkward second goodbye. Of course, not long after I wrote that post, we found out that *Linux Journal* wasn't dead after all! We all actually had more time together and got to work fixing everything that had caused us to die in the first place. A lot of our analysis of what went wrong and what we intended to change was captured in my article "What *Linux Journal's* Resurrection Taught Me about the FOSS Community <https://linuxjournal.cmail19.com/t/j-l-mhjkdyd-jrhdldjujy-y/>" that we posted in our 25th anniversary issue. So we set to work and things were starting to look very promising. One of the changes I was particularly excited about was our expanded Deep Dive section in each issue. This "long-form journalism" approach to technical writing was something pretty special in the technical world and coming from someone who wrote a few Deep Dives of his own, there was something very freeing in knowing you could truly give a topic justice without artificial constraints on page length. You, the readers, and also new writers responded, and you could feel the new life and new energy in each issue. After dying and being revived, it was finally starting to look like some day soon we would be able to walk on our own. Unfortunately, we didn't get healthy enough fast enough, and when we found out we needed to walk on our own strength, we simply couldn't. So here we are giving our second, much more awkward, goodbye. What happens now? We gave each other a proper hug during the first goodbye, do we hug again this time? Do we do the hand-shake-that-turns-into-a-single-arm-hug thing? Do we just sort of wave and smile? It wouldn't be right to say goodbye without acknowledging the wonderful *Linux Journal* community we have been blessed with who have stuck with us throughout the years and encouraged so much during our first goodbye. To quote from my own recounting of that time: Ultimately, we couldn't keep the lights on. *Linux Journal* announced that it was shutting down on December 1, 2017. I followed up that announcement with an emotional farewell of my own. If you read that farewell, you'll see that somewhere in the middle it changed from a memoir into a manifesto. My sadness at seeing something I had worked on for ten years going away was replaced by anger that the Linux community had seemed to lose its way. I lost my way. I took Linux and FOSS for granted. It became clearer than ever to me that while Linux and FOSS had won the battle over the tech giants a decade before, new ones had taken their place in the meantime, and we were letting them win. Although I had written and spoken about Linux and FOSS for years, and used it personally and professionally, I felt like I hadn't done enough to support this thing I cared about so much. The death of *Linux Journal* was a major factor in my decision to put my money where my mouth was, quit my job, and join Purism so I could work full-time helping to forward this cause. So yeah, I took the news pretty hard. We all took the news pretty hard, but where I had just lost a freelance writing gig, all of the core *Linux Journal* team had just lost their full-time jobs. It was a difficult time, yet we also were flooded with so much support from you, our readers. Some people contacted us just to tell us how much they loved the magazine and how sorry they were to see it go. Others offered to pay more for their subscriptions if that would somehow help. Others still contacted us to see if they could develop a fundraising program to keep the magazine alive. I can't stress how much this incredible outpouring of support helped all of us during this difficult time. Thank you. So yes, thank you for sticking by us. We truly did everything we could to make this a success, and I'm so sorry it didn't work out. On a personal note, thank you to the rest of the *Linux Journal* team. Not being able to work with all of you and chat with you is going to be the hardest part of all of this by far. If you want to keep in touch, you can find me at https://social.librem.one/@kyle on Mastodon and https://twitter.com/@kylerankin on Twitter. 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Fwd: What's new in RHEL8? (PLEASE READ) on Thursday, September 12
by Adam Thompson 06 Aug '19

06 Aug '19

TL;DR - intro to new features in RHEL 8. At the Kings Head Pub. Don't use meetup link below, instead use this link to register: https://events.redhat.com/profile/form/index.cfm?PKformID=0x79022abcd -Adam -------- Original Message -------- SUBJECT: What's new in RHEL8? (PLEASE READ) on Thursday, September 12 DATE: 2019-08-06 09:33 FROM: Winnipeg Red Hat Users Meetup <info(a)meetup.com> TO: athompso(a)athompso.net [1] Andrew Ludwar scheduled a new event in Winnipeg Red Hat Users Meetup Just now [2] What's new in RHEL8? (PLEASE READ) [3] Winnipeg Red Hat Users Meetup [4] Thursday, September 12, 2019 4:00 PM to 5:30 PM King's Head Pub 120 King St Winnipeg, MB R3B 1H9 Attend [5] Details UPDATE! We are moving to a new registration platform at events.redhat.com from Meetup.com. This will allow us a few benefits: 1. Better communication with RHUG members. 2. Include folks who don't use Meetup.com. 3. Will help us secure additional bud... Learn more [6] Hosted by Andrew Ludwar [7] Find more events on Meetup [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13] You received this message because you are a registered member of Meetup. Unsubscribe [14] from this type of email. Manage your settings [15] for all types of email updates. Visit your account page [16] to change your contact details, privacy settings, and other settings. Read our Privacy Policy [17] Meetup, Inc. [18], POB 4668 #37895 New York NY USA 10163. Meetup is a wholly owned subsidiary of WeWork Companies Inc. Links: ------ [1] http://meet.meetup.com/wf/click?upn=ZDzXt-2B-2BZmzYir6Bq5X7vEQ2iNYdgjN9-2FU… [2] http://meet.meetup.com/wf/click?upn=ZDzXt-2B-2BZmzYir6Bq5X7vEQ2iNYdgjN9-2FU… [3] http://meet.meetup.com/wf/click?upn=ZDzXt-2B-2BZmzYir6Bq5X7vEQ2iNYdgjN9-2FU… [4] http://meet.meetup.com/wf/click?upn=ZDzXt-2B-2BZmzYir6Bq5X7vEQ2iNYdgjN9-2FU… [5] http://meet.meetup.com/wf/click?upn=ZDzXt-2B-2BZmzYir6Bq5X7vEQ2iNYdgjN9-2FU… [6] http://meet.meetup.com/wf/click?upn=ZDzXt-2B-2BZmzYir6Bq5X7vEQ2iNYdgjN9-2FU… [7] http://meet.meetup.com/wf/click?upn=ZDzXt-2B-2BZmzYir6Bq5X7vEQ2iNYdgjN9-2FU… [8] http://meet.meetup.com/wf/click?upn=ZDzXt-2B-2BZmzYir6Bq5X7vEQ2iNYdgjN9-2FU… [9] http://meet.meetup.com/wf/click?upn=ZDzXt-2B-2BZmzYir6Bq5X7vEQ3FSIGE0ZG2HTV… [10] http://meet.meetup.com/wf/click?upn=ZDzXt-2B-2BZmzYir6Bq5X7vEfg5mtTDznNa-2F… [11] http://meet.meetup.com/wf/click?upn=ZDzXt-2B-2BZmzYir6Bq5X7vEUCCKD8MnSnwDD-… [12] http://meet.meetup.com/wf/click?upn=ZDzXt-2B-2BZmzYir6Bq5X7vEQ2iNYdgjN9-2FU… [13] http://meet.meetup.com/wf/click?upn=ZDzXt-2B-2BZmzYir6Bq5X7vEQ2iNYdgjN9-2FU… [14] http://meet.meetup.com/wf/click?upn=ZDzXt-2B-2BZmzYir6Bq5X7vEQ2iNYdgjN9-2FU… [15] http://meet.meetup.com/wf/click?upn=ZDzXt-2B-2BZmzYir6Bq5X7vEQ2iNYdgjN9-2FU… [16] http://meet.meetup.com/wf/click?upn=ZDzXt-2B-2BZmzYir6Bq5X7vEQ2iNYdgjN9-2FU… [17] http://meet.meetup.com/wf/click?upn=ZDzXt-2B-2BZmzYir6Bq5X7vEQ2iNYdgjN9-2FU… [18] http://meet.meetup.com/wf/click?upn=ZDzXt-2B-2BZmzYir6Bq5X7vEQ2iNYdgjN9-2FU…

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Using ...Python in Libreoffice is a funny way to pop calc.exe
by Kat 29 Jul '19

29 Jul '19

김진욱 (@wugeej) tweeted at 7:44 p.m. on Sun., Jul. 28, 2019: [PoC] LibreOffice a Python Interpreter RCE CVE-2019-9848) 1. LibreOffice is shipped by default with LibreLogo, 2. LibreLogo executes code that is internally translated to python code and executed. 3. run on a mouseover event 4. open a calculator https://t.co/YE9jzbcNTn https://t.co/dImz9Kn0qk (https://twitter.com/wugeej/status/1155640100354572288?s=03) Get the official Twitter app at https://twitter.com/download?s=13

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Shaw second WAN IP with XB6
by Wyatt Zacharias 14 Jul '19

14 Jul '19

Is anyone else here using Shaw with the Arris XB6 modem is bridge mode? If so, have you asked Shaw for a second WAN IP and gotten it? I've been running my modem like this for many months now without issue, but my coworker is getting the run-around from Shaw, saying he already has two IPs in use on his modem. Well it seems that the XB6, even in bridge mode still holds its own WAN IP, separate from the one that is issued to the clients router. So in my case I actually have three IPs, one is on the WAN interface of the modem, the other two go to DHCP clients on my routers. But in my coworkers case, Shaw says that this means he needs to be allocated a third IP, which is an extra $10/month. So if you're running an XB6 in bridge mode could you do me a favour and go to the modem admin page (10.0.0.1, yes it's still active, even in bridge mode) and go to Gateway > Connection > Shaw Network and see if your modem has a WAN IP that is different than your router has, and if you have two WAN IPs like me, is the modem WAN IP different than both of them? -- Wyatt Zacharias

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Looking for PCI serial port card
by Brian Lowe 10 Jul '19

10 Jul '19

Hi everyone, Does anyone have a PCI card with one or two serial ports on it (DB25 or DB9) and are willing to part with it cheap (preferably free)? I'd like to use it for a project I'm working on. Thanks, Brian

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DJango?
by Scott Toderash 10 Jul '19

10 Jul '19

Are there any django developers here? Do you know any? I may have a small amount of work for someone, just sending out some feelers right now.

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Looking for a couple of Mikrotik hAP lite or similar
by Wyatt Zacharias 10 Jun '19

10 Jun '19

I'm looking a for a pair of small mikrotik or similar wireless APs that'll support L2 bridging (client mode). Any band or speed would be acceptable. -- Wyatt Zacharias

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