Egbert

> > Note: Assigning fail2ban user to Python script isn't all that beneficial. Group, yes. > > ``` > > User= > > ``` > > @egberts Huh? Running any...

> > ``` > > 1. systemd 264 is relatively new so package maintainer needs to peg its dependency by fail2ban to systemd > > ``` > > Huh again....

> > Note: Assigning fail2ban user to Python script isn't all that beneficial. Group, yes. > > ``` > > User= > > ``` > > @egberts Huh? Running any...

Any reason why not to use `EnvironmentFile=` or something to look at the `/etc/default/fail2ban`? Not needed?

same issue on Debian 11

Core logic under bash function `main()` is also detailed in Google Shell Style Guide document. https://google.github.io/styleguide/shellguide.html

Basically, it's a hard coded TLS cipher list and reordered against the default's grain. Corner case of stretching the validator's HTTP server.

> I remain curious whether my change fixed the problem or not — so it’d be great to hear back from you if/when you have time to respond here. It's...

that fixes my problem of not being able to get the “Finish” button from greyed out into a clickable and colored button . Switching on the “Settings->Privacy->Motion & Fitness” then...

Is there a corresponding bug report over at [OpenSSL bugzilla](https://github.com/openssl/openssl/issues)?