Brian Krebs explains how to set your Google Calendar (desktop, not moble) or Apple Calendar to avoid spam getting posted to your calendar: https://krebsonsecurity.com/2019/09/spam-in-your-calendar-heres-what-to-do/
Archive | 2019
No longer a red Hat stockholder
Shadowman, the old Red Hat Logo
For years, I’ve posted disclaimers when talking about Linux distributions that I owned a “teeny” share of Red Hat stock, mostly to read their annual reports, but also because I was a supporter of Open Source and commercialization of OS. But, sadly, as of Tuesday, I am no longer. IBM has purchased Red Hat, and as part of that deal, bought all of the outstanding stock. So, now I’ll be rolling over my investment to pay for a few months of my retirement. It was a good ride.
The New Red Hat logo, no Shadowman
Please excuse our dust
… while we undergo a renovation. Upgrading PHP from the ancient version 5.4 to the shiny new 7.2 and moving PHP handlers to the new FPM model has proven… tricky. Stay tuned, we should be back up and running any time now.
… And we’re back! A learning experience in Linux sockets, permissions, systemd and the new PHP FPM handler. It takes a few tricks to configure Apache and FPM, but the performance improvements are worth the effort.