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...by * the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 53 Temple Place Ste 330, * Boston MA 02111-1307, USA; either version 2 of the License, or * (at your option) any later version; incorporated herein by reference. * * ----------------------------------------------------------------------- */ /* * runc.c * * Run Command & ClearScreen COM32 application; If -c is the first argument, * it clears the screen (using newlines) then calls as a KERNEL with a boot * line command as the APPEND line. This application will also compile as a * Linux binary to print the argument string and clear the...

...neficial, and far cheaper (in many ways) and more versatile than fully virtualised machines or docker containers. I have just discovered libvirt-lxc and found that it works well on both Ubuntu and RedHat, and is designed to be integrated into tooling, which is exactly what I need. I considered Runc before libvirt, but libvirt is so versatile, allowing me to use other technologies such as qemu/kvm, and with its rich API, that I would prefer to use libvirt - it would allow me the most options for change in the future and seemed like a 'no-brainer' until I saw the deprecation announc...

Hi, builds fixing CVE-2019-5736 in runc and docker are in cbs: https://cbs.centos.org/koji/buildinfo?buildID=25142 https://cbs.centos.org/koji/buildinfo?buildID=25136 The security flaw is quite severe. Please, what should be done? I am not very well versed in the processes and do not want to neglect anything. Thank you very much and ha...

...ny ways) and > more versatile than fully virtualised machines or docker containers. > > I have just discovered libvirt-lxc and found that it works well on both > Ubuntu and RedHat, and is designed to be integrated into tooling, which is > exactly what I need. > > I considered Runc before libvirt, but libvirt is so versatile, allowing me > to use other technologies such as qemu/kvm, and with its rich API, that I > would prefer to use libvirt - it would allow me the most options for change > in the future and seemed like a 'no-brainer' until I saw the deprecat...

...;(in many ways) and more versatile than fully virtualised machines or >docker containers. > >I have just discovered libvirt-lxc and found that it works well on >both Ubuntu and RedHat, and is designed to be integrated into tooling, >which is exactly what I need. > >I considered Runc before libvirt, but libvirt is so versatile, >allowing me to use other technologies such as qemu/kvm, and with its >rich API, that I would prefer to use libvirt - it would allow me the >most options for change in the future and seemed like a 'no-brainer' >until I saw the depreca...

For my current small office configuration, the machine serving as a NT4 Style PDC is also the main file server. Works fine. In reading up on creating an updated configuration, I see The Samba Wiki states the following: "The Samba AD DC is able to provide file shares, just like all other installation modes. However, the Samba team does not recommend using a DC as a file server" Does

I appear to have 'installed' wine correctly and get appropriate output from 'wine -version' However, when I try to run solitaire, the following happens. [root@pato gallun]# wine -winver win31 -desktop 640*480 /win98/windows/sol.exe Warning: could not find wine config [Drive x] entry for current working directory /home/gallun; starting in windows directory. Warning:

...than fully virtualised machines or > >docker containers. > > > >I have just discovered libvirt-lxc and found that it works well on > >both Ubuntu and RedHat, and is designed to be integrated into tooling, > >which is exactly what I need. > > > >I considered Runc before libvirt, but libvirt is so versatile, > >allowing me to use other technologies such as qemu/kvm, and with its > >rich API, that I would prefer to use libvirt - it would allow me the > >most options for change in the future and seemed like a 'no-brainer' > >unt...

...ired for a small setup? > > For very small offices, I am installing a docker container running the > Samba AD server and on the host I run a Samba server joined to that AD > domain. The trick is to add two network interfaces (virtual is ok) to > the server, run Docker (or equivalent, runc, rkit..etc.) where the > containers runs tied to one host interface and the other is for the host > Samba (the domain joined server) > >> >> >> --- >> This email has been checked for viruses by AVG. >> https://www.avg.com >> >> > > > -- &g...