Anything related to the Nasqueron server infrastructure at IaaS or PaaS levels.
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If we're drawing from the foundational imagery of ancient Phoenician signs—simple, universal symbols like the ox or house—we're reimagining them through the lens of phonetic innovation and cultural detachment.
Cohort 1. Users with access only to nasqueron-dev-docker but not to ops.
A. Keep access - currently maintaining PHP images.
A. Keep access
Sat, Aug 15
I'm going to disconnect Retz from our Nasqueron backup needs.
Sun, Jul 26
Tue, Jul 21
Computed on db-B-001, got 1 Gb using POWER(1024,3) but only 139 Mb using POWER(1024,2), so we're good with the default value there for now.
Sat, Jul 18
To help edit vhosts, I've used the following sed expressions:
@yousra It seems better with last Salt versions on 3006 LTS branch.
Jul 5 2026
Next steps on complector:
New poudriere run
After pinning Salt version with D4113:
Instead of building packages by hand, we can also automate with Poudriere and create a temporary packages repository "15-salt".
Ysul content restored to:
Jul 4 2026
On WindRiver, /usr/ports/sysutils/py-salt/work-py311/pkg/py311-salt-3006.26,1.pkg is Salt 3006.26 + Python 3.11, built on FreeBSD 15.1
Jul 1 2026
Rebooted again for FreeBSD 15.1 upgrade.
Jun 14 2026
Our Salt state core/sshd does not set PubkeyAcceptedAlgorithms, so ssh-rsa (SHA-1) is blocked by default — this has been the case since OpenSSH 8.8 (released 2021-09-26, see https://www.openssh.com/txt/release-8.8).
