Andrew Berry

I tried installing the azul x86 (32-bit) jdk11.0.16 distribution into /usr/lib/jvm/ alongside the openjdk8 installed by apt (apt doesn’t find an x86 openjdk11 in the edge/community repos). I linked `/usr/bin/java`...

I tried installing the latest x86 glibc from https://github.com/sgerrand/alpine-pkg-glibc/releases (2.35.0). Still have the same error as above (without gcompat).

I also have this error. Runtime: - database version 3.4.1 - `neo4j` gem version 9.3.0 - `neo4j-core` version 8.1.4 Further, the node type that is causing this error has a...

I can confirm that removing the `datetime` property removes the error. Seems that `datetime` is not yet supported by serialization on the server. I also tested `localdatetime`, which gives the...

Turns out that neo4j 3.5.0 fixes the server issue, providing an iso8601 string for any `datetime` or `localtime` properties (my understanding is that iso8601 is now the official datetime format...

I should be able to spare some time to work on this, but don't know enough about the neo4j API or the ruby gems to drive it.

OpenVPN works fine for ssh, scp etc, although I've only used IPv4 addresses and not tested DNS.

Upgrading my server node to 1.28.6 (matching the agent) appears to have fixed this issue. Is it a requirement that both server and node run the same k3s version? I...

I have a similar problem with JRuby 1.7.3, bundler 1.3.5, rvm 1.18.5 and a sinatra app. The first class encountered that loads net/https causes the error. I'm not explicitly installing...

We eventually tracked down the issue: turns out that there was a stray copy of the Java SSL libs in a system library directory (OS-X). JRuby 1.7.3 and above must...