In 0.4 branch, how can I determine, that node is in standby mode?
I can tell if it is follower/leader by using /v2/stats/self API call, but no standby info in there.
I prepared custom package platform-6-1.2.3-1.x86_64.
I want it to be conflicting with every OTHER plat-6 package installed in the system. Files of the package are not conflicting with the others plat-6 packages.
So I filled in spec file with:
Name: platform-6
Provides: plat-6
Conflicts: plat-6
Now, when I install the package on the system, sometimes I get this:
** Found 1 pre-existing rpmdb problem(s), 'yum check' output follows:
platform-6-1.2.3-1.x86_64 has installed conflicts plat-6: platform-6-1.2.3-1.x86_64
Error: check all
is the order of the parameters of iptables rule line deterministic in the iptables-save output?
-A CHAIN1 -m mod1 -m mod2 -j CHAIN2 will be always the same, or I can expect it to be -A CHAIN1 -m mod2 -m mod1 -j CHAIN2 sometimes?
I don't want to dig into sources, maybe someone here already knows.
When signing CSR on CA side, how can I override specific DN fields by custom value? I want to ignore what is written in CSR. For example in C= and O= fields and replace them by something static. Other values, like CN=, should be accepted from CSR.
openssl/ca/policy configuration only supports match and supplied options.
can I somehow reload firewall rules using iptables-save definition, without clearing the current runtime version counters? I want some way to only add and remove different rules and keep the old ones in place with counters intact. iptables-restore -n is not clever enough.
has anyone solved this issue before?
my monitoring is bound to firewall rules and counters and clearing them makes big spike in rrdtool charts, because rrdtool thinks it is integer overflow, not firewall update.
is there a way to change location of /etc/pam.d directory, or is it hardcoded into PAM? can't it be changed with some environment variable for specific client programs?
for example:
PAM_CONFIG_ROOT=/tmp/pam_test_configs pam_client_app
or it can't be done for some reason I don't see now?
I'd like to extract raw hex ASN.1 data from X.509 certificate. I know, that I can do this by using DER format and hexdumping it.
I'm interested in particular parts like "subject", "issuer" and their raw hex ASN1 data.