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Well, it certainly seems like #redhat has gone down the Embrace, Extend, Extinguish path with #freeipa.

Wanted to try to add a plugin to their docker image. Turns out in the process of building their docker image they break it entirely and have the setup.sh script fix it again so the only way to extend it would be to do something unholy with systemd or patch the setup.sh script in the dockerfile.

Fine, have it your way, I'll just install it on a raw Alma VM. Now, how do we get #letsencrypt working?

Oh, there's a howto. Cool.

Oh, it doesn't work.

Well, the howto references a script in a github repo. Maybe that'll work?

It gets farther, but it still errors out because apparently they're manually downloading the letsencrypt CAs and adding them to FreeIPA, rather than pulling them from the system ca store.

And aside from a github issue or two, all the documentation on this is hidden behind #redhat's paywall.

Swear to dog, I'm'a fire the next person who buys IBM.

Hey Linux admins, if you were being hot dropped into a mixed environment that included both RHEL and Oracle OEL, what are the main things different about managing OEL?

At a cursory glance, it seems as though it’s mainly Satelite vs Oracle Linux Manager, and different approaches to live kernel patching - but only being familiar with RHEL I’m trying to get a sense of other potential “gotcha’s” so to speak.

Was looking over the breakout sessions at #RedHat Summit, and sure enough... I suspect this is mandatory at every big FOSS event. Every year for decades now I've seen this session, and however much I might wish this were the year I can reasonably expect to see the session come back in 2026. #sysadmin

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@itsfoss I thought it is an effort that is supported by EU politicians and/or staff but not officially recognized as the one true EU solution yet.

I love #Redhat but I wonder as well whether #suse or #kde's own distro wouldn't be the better choice. They might still end up using Fedora for the time being as there are some situations in which higher quality might be more important than local development.

I'll continue to stay on the #debian+#kde path.