A fairly quiet week with most changes only affecting optional components. Users of Let’s Encrypt via the x509 component should familiarise themselves with the changes. Here are the full details…

There is quite a range of mostly small changes this week, along with one particularly notable improvement to how the grub configuration is managed on Ubuntu. Here are the full details…

For some time now in Informatics we have occasionally seen problems with Ubuntu desktop machines not successfully rebooting. It hasn’t been a widespread problem, affecting something like just 1% of machines whenever package updates require a reboot, so diagnosis has been difficult. We think we may finally have a proper solution …

Due to being short-staffed last week, the changes this week are for two weeks rather than the usual one. Even so, this is a fairly small set of changes with little impact for sites other than Informatics. Here are the details…

This week sees quite a few changes, in particular, following from discussions at the recent LCFG monthly meeting, various configuration has been moved from the DICE to LCFG headers so that it may be shared and reused.

This is looking like one of our busiest weeks for a while, with quite a range of changes. Mostly these are focussed on the Ubuntu platform which sees changes for the network and openssh components. Here are all the details…

As many of you will be aware by now, yesterday one of the Let’s Encrypt certificates expired and there was a certain amount of fallout…

This week sees the introduction of a couple of small new component features and the inclusion last bits of Informatics teaching software for the new academic year. External sites will not notice much change this week. Here are the details…

This week sees minimal changes, other than the usual weekly security updates most sites won’t see much change this week. Here are the details…

This week mainly sees various small improvements for SL7 to allow the dynamic building of kernel modules which should help with support for modern hardware. Here are all the details…