ThorrJo
@ThorrJo@lemmy.sdf.org
um… did my bio get deleted?
- Comment on can't disable SSL certificate verification in dbconfig-common setup of PhpMyAdmin 1 week ago:
I managed to figure out how to bypass the cert verification in
dbconfig-mysql(named on the tin asdbconfig-common) and got my appliance set up!-
apt install dbconfig-mysqlbefore installing the PhpMyAdmin package -
In
/usr/share/dbconfig-common/internal/dbc-mysql, in both sections wheretemporary my.cnfis defined, setssl-verify-server-cert = offright below theport =line. -
to install PhpMyAdmin, run
DEBIAN_PRIORITY=low apt install phpmyadminand follow the prompts -
In
/etc/phpmyadmin/config.inc.phpadd the following line directly under$cfg[‘Servers’][$i][‘host’] = $dbserver;:$cfg['Servers'][$i]['ssl'] = true; $cfg['Servers'][$i]['ssl_verify'] = false;
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- Comment on can't disable SSL certificate verification in dbconfig-common setup of PhpMyAdmin 1 week ago:
Thanks, but I really dislike adminer’s UI, although granted I’ve been using a fairly old version.
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- Comment on search engine megathread? 5 weeks ago:
I forgot to say in the post that I’m really broke, to the point where I can’t afford a Kagi subscription… if I could, I probably would be paying for it and never have made this post!
- Comment on search engine megathread? 5 weeks ago:
Oh okay, good to know, the articles I read about Qwant said (apparently incorrectly) that it had its own index, but didn’t mention that it was in beta.
- Comment on search engine megathread? 5 weeks ago:
eh, I don’t care if a search engine doesn’t roll its own, it’s just that most of the repackagers seem to depend on Bing which apparently has lost the ability to return useful results half the time.
- Comment on search engine megathread? 5 weeks ago:
Do you host your own? How’s the resource usage?
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- Comment on AT&T tracked employee attendance to find 'freeloaders.' Now, it admits the system is driving workers to the 'brink of frustration.' 2 months ago:
Executives at these companies say the moves boost collaboration and productivity.
[x] Doubt
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- Comment on Where to begin? 2 months ago:
inetd,xinetdet al were how this was done back in the day.many services use very little energy when they are not actively being used. that’s definitely not true across the board though.
I echo the suggestion of Proxmox.