Fedora: rpminspect, Fedora 31 Upgrade Test Day, Cockpit 203 and More
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rpminspect-0.6 released with new inspections and bug fixes
This release also includes a lot of bug fixes. I really appreciate all of the feedback users have been providing. It is really helping round out the different inspections and ensure it works across all types of builds.
For details on what is new in rpminspect-0.6, see the release page.
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Fedora 31 Upgrade Test Day 2019-09-23
Monday 2019-09-23, is the Fedora 31 Upgrade Test Day! As part of preparing for the final release of Fedora 31, we need your help to test if everything runs smoothly!
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Cockpit Project: Cockpit 203
Cockpit is the modern Linux admin interface. We release regularly. Here are the release notes from version 203.
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Attention: Fedora Yahoo Email Users
Going from a blast of the past we are currently going through one of the Yahoo is not allowing many emails with either fedoraproject.org OR from our mail routers. It would seem that the way to get yahoo to blacklist a domain is to get subscribed to mailing lists and then report the lists as SPAM. Enough accounts (or maybe if one person does it enough times).. yahoo will helpfully blacklist the domain completely. [It then is usually a multi-month process of people explaining that no Fedora is not a spam site, hasn't been taken over by a spam site, or a bunch of other things which do happen so any mail admin is going to be wary on.]
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