Paul
Paul
When serving web services, we can happily run the latest encryption standards knowing that the users will have devices being regularly updated to support the configuration. Browser developers know that...
If you want to offer something for the web server, I suspect you will need to at least provide recommended configuration changes if not a PR and the headers do...
Wherever you installed this to does not meet the minimum requirements for Mail-in-a-Box. The Official Ubuntu Server 18.04 manifest includes `rsync`, and a fresh install of Ubuntu Server 18.04 is...
Indeed, I had no idea they would do this. I've certainly seen variations on configurations, but not removal of manifest packages. Geez, even the [Ubuntu Minimal](https://cloud-images.ubuntu.com/minimal/releases/bionic/release/) manifests include `rsync`.
Can you please provide some context?
Root certificate maintenance is rarely, if ever, an issue for maintained server-side software. This is a client issue, and usually just unmaintained clients. I don't find GitHub issues an appropriate...
Should I submit 22.04 PRs to the new branch?
I haven't tried installing yet, but I did discover [`php-apcu-bc`](https://packages.ubuntu.com/jammy/php-apcu-bc) APCu Backwards Compatibility Module. Can that work?
I wonder if they will fix this. After all, the bug is so far only affecting two people...
What about installing from pecl/pear (I never know the difference) until it's fixed?