Pim Rupert

@Mikesch-mp Publishing RPM files with each release would be awesome. @dnsmichi I understand that you are hesitant with including community modules in the Icinga yum repository because of support. However,...

You are right. The column `domain_template_record`.`status` has been there for a while. Apologies for the confusion, it has only just recently caught my eye. The structure on a MariaDB/MySQL database...

> Thanks for reporting. Is that something you just observed once or do you maybe have some information on how this could be reproduced? No idea how to reproduce. We...

My Perl is pretty rusty, but it should work when using the `SSL_hostname` option in `IO::Socket::SSL`. It appears you are already doing that, see https://github.com/regilero/check_phpfpm_status/blob/45c0303c4fb7a9e1347d877963e0ec391a8ed089/check_phpfpm_status.pl#L391 Don't know why we are...

> I think this is because the nodesource node bundles in npm but doesn't mark it as a provided package Yup, I believe this is the cause. This issue also...

That still leaves the “provides” issue. You need to update the spec file to fix this.

Just to clarify that this can be resolved rather easily. You would only need to specify ```provides: npm``` in the spec file of your `nodejs` package. Nice, clean and easy.

Yes, please, there is absolutely no need for this. It may be an artifact from legacy mod_php setups using cmdpipe?