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  1. Jan 23, 2019
    • Florian Pritz's avatar
      Disable tmpfs archbuild on soyuz · 69a5b7ac
      Florian Pritz authored
      
      Signed-off-by: default avatarFlorian Pritz <bluewind@xinu.at>
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    • Florian Pritz's avatar
      archbuild: Disable units when archbuild_fs is not tmpfs · 5d4587f8
      Florian Pritz authored
      
      Installing some services and config files doesn't really matter. What
      matters is if they are enabled so only use the conditional there. The
      rest is easier and less confusing if it just installs the files all the
      time. Otherwise we'd need a second task that performs the other case and
      then if we change something we'd also have to adjust that task. That's
      unnecessarily error prone.
      
      Signed-off-by: default avatarFlorian Pritz <bluewind@xinu.at>
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    • Jelle van der Waa's avatar
      planet: harden planet generation service · a65a62e2
      Jelle van der Waa authored
      Harden the unit by limiting access to the system and dissallowing
      privilege escalation.
      a65a62e2
    • Evangelos Foutras's avatar
      common: drop default qdisc configuration · 155104d4
      Evangelos Foutras authored
      sch_fq used to be required by BBR but this is no longer the case after
      a fallback to internal pacing was implemented in Linux 4.13. Plus, BBR
      was recently disabled on Arch's infra.
      
      Now, we could just set the default qdisc to fq_codel for all machines,
      but it seems the default for multiqueue network interfaces is sch_mq +
      fq_codel sub-qdiscs (one per tx queue).
      
      I am not sure how to cleanly implement the above multiqueue distinction
      in Ansible, so drop the default_qdisc configuration. I will then adjust
      affected machines manually to remove any configured qdiscs.
      155104d4
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