- What is your organization's strategy for hosting the server-side components
of your application?
- On-prem hosting - We host all server-side components of our application using on-premise physical infrastructure
Proxmox's pveam update
fetches releases from http://download.proxmox.com/images/aplinfo-pve-8.dat
and https://releases.turnkeylinux.org/pve/aplinfo.dat, which can be changed in /usr/share/perl5/PVE/APLInfo.pm
.
The dat
files contain the names of images which can you use to get the direct pveam download
download URLs,
for example:
@copyright AJ ONeal 2024 MPL-2.0 |
As of v20, the 3CX web config doesn't accept EC certificates (probably a bad regex in the webui - doesn't seem to actually send the request).
You must use RSA certificates
See also:
-- USAGE | |
-- call show_references_to('my_much_referenced_table') \G | |
DELIMITER // | |
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE show_references_to( | |
my_table_name VARCHAR(255) | |
-- , my_column_name VARCHAR(255) | |
) | |
BEGIN |
The vital resource for developers creating new command-line tools to learn the wisdom of the ancients.
All programs should universally implement these flags:
-V
(uppercase),--version
,version
--help
,help
(also the default if nothing is given)--
stop processing flags; treat all else as raw arguments
I'm creating a backup retention strategy with this directory structure:
backups
βββ daily
βββ monthly
β βββ 2019
β βββ 2020
βββ weekly
Expected Output
/usr/bin
$HOME/.local/bin
$HOME/.local/a/bin
$HOME/.local/b/bin
$HOME/.local/c/bin
$HOME/.local/d/bin