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Then maybe fail2ban should enable `auto_vacuum` when connecting to database.
Duplicate of #2106 , solution is a config file with `need-app = False`
Starting with glibc 2.41, the dlopen and dlmopen functions no longer make the stack executable if a shared library requires it and instead just fail. This change aims to improve...
I've been working around this for years with: ``` $ cat /etc/uwsgi/apps-available/reader.ini [uwsgi] [...] # workaround uwsgi-plugin-php cannot set SCRIPT_NAME php-set = auto_prepend_file=/etc/uwsgi/apps-available/reader.prepend.php $ cat /etc/uwsgi/apps-available/reader.prepend.php ``` Maybe related to...
Cannot reproduce on my installation, I get: `Invalid parameters (Invalid value "alert('XSS')" for param from: Unknown day reference: alert('xss'))` So this may be already fixed.
No I have: `Invalid parameters (Invalid value "<script>alert('XSS')</script>" for param from: Unknown day reference: <script>alert('xss')</script>)` But I use the patched version from Debian (1.1.10-8) which includes many fixes from the...
Works for me with graphite-web 1.1.10. You should look into: - web browser Developer tools for failing requests. - server side logs (application server or graphite logs)
This is a unix permission issue, should be closed.
I understand. What do you want as target name for system-wide install? Please note `make install` is the standard way of installing software on Unixes system-wide.