Lewis Eason

> > for short term use: > > ```shell > > rvm pkg install openssl > > ``` > > > > > > > > > > > >...

My needs are more similar to what Chris said near the beginning of the thread: > Are you envisioning that the interface would change such that if you passed in...

@timmyd87 Yes, exactly. Ideally, I'd use this for our own staff too—to access the customer area of the app, you have to specify which customer you're accessing it as. The...

Whichever direction the diff is specified in, it protects me from accidentally blowing away configuration changes - which is brilliant - and this in particular sounds bang on (especially as...

This is true. I suppose if you want to pass more options to diff, it's fairly plain that you need to specify which application you're calling - `FRESH_DIFF_TOOL` sounds good.

That's certainly what I'd set it to - much easier to read. Plus - colours!

Alternatively, if you previously got your copy of `macOS-Simple-KVM` via git, run this in the directory you cloned it to: ``` git restore firmware/OVMF_VARS-1024x768.fd ```

Thanks for getting back to me - I'm running CentOS 7.2.1511, `yum` 3.4.3 too. The output of `/usr/lib64/nagios/plugins/check_yum -vvv` is here: https://gist.github.com/lewiseason/6fbad22bb068fd495267f8c688cc9031 Obviously, if there weren't many outstanding non-security updates,...

A bit more info: It seems that the double lines are only a subset of the packages listed in the `excluded (updateinfo)` part. In one specific case, it's stuff from...

@calestyo I've read a little more about [yum-security](https://linux.die.net/man/8/yum-security) on el7 (where it isn't a plugin). Would you accept a PR which used the `updateinfo` command on versions of yum which...