Tomas Barton
Tomas Barton
@fraenki Rebased, please test this. It might be breaking change for some setups.
@fraenki Rebased
@yakatz It should be fairly safe, especially if it is release as a part of major release.
> Facts can not be enabled/disabled using parameters. @treydock Yes not directly, but facter code is processed locally and you can read configuration stored e.g. in a local config file.
API supports following values when creating a maniphest task: ```json { "title":"required string", "description":"optional string", "ownerPHID":"optional phid", "viewPolicy":"optional phid or policy string", "editPolicy":"optional phid or policy string", "ccPHIDs":"optional list\u003cphid\u003e", "priority":"optional...
@DoctorFTB Default value for `keepalive_requests` changed in Nginx `1.19.10`. In this case such change should be backward compatible. But generally it's hard to maintain different default values for different package...
@der-eismann Could you please test this? https://github.com/deric/puppet-zookeeper/compare/java_home
There might be multiple PostgreSQL clusters installed with different versions. Debian has `pg_lsclusters` script. ``` $ pg_lsclusters Ver Cluster Port Status Owner Data directory Log file 13 main 5432 online...
@maggu Yes, it's Debian specific. It's fairly simple Perl script. AFAIK postgresql doesn't ship any tool to manage/list clusters. You could try to parsing `$confdir` but that can be in...
It should be ok to use just single slash ``` unix:/var/www/${app_name}/shared/tmp/sockets/puma.socket ```