Dmitry Romanenko

yes default is save on save. How to achieve it? - history_on_close = false

> > > Actually "22 USD in SEK" works ! (based on duckduckgo) Formulas seems like... don't, but they do in Google. (123+234)*0.25 USD = EUR

No.

> Can you try connecting via pyodbc from a plain Python session, i.e., outside of the environment that might be introducing the threading uncertainty? Indeed. Its not happening in regular...

I think it's a complex issue related to gevent/driver/pyodbc behaving together in some way. I was able to work with other ODBC drivers (oracle, etc) via same pyodbc under gevent...

I think saving in separate file along with FireMotD distribution or inside FireMotD.json is the way to go. This is basically because this data is almost never going to be...

Not sure how feasible it is, considering there are bunch of configurations including userspace specific java versions... Unless its meant java thats configured for root user only? Same question, how...

Is it about installation makefile or state json file? I mean, if u cant even clone the project (no permission?), its obviously you won't reach the state of checking RW...

Sure, we can do it at the beginning of script or before export https://github.com/willemdh/FireMotD/blob/master/FireMotD#L693 Or maybe even same as check of sudo? https://github.com/willemdh/FireMotD/blob/master/FireMotD#L1534 PS: if sudo is assumed, then no...

Might he some package having `rc` or starting with `0` for version. Basically, it couldn't identify version difference correctly. If you could print both sides of version numbers before this...