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Hello fellow people,

I have a very strange problem at the moment and I can't come up with any other solution than nuking the server (which I would like to avoid). We have a jenkins and a gitlab server. Our cert renewal was coming up so I switched them on both server to the new wildcard cert. After that Jenkins started throwing errors that it can't connect to the gitlab server via git https commands.

First I thought I messed up something in the cert chain or something like that but other servers can connect fine via git. The error message on the Jenkins server is always: "server certificate verification failed. CAfile: /etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt CRLfile: none "

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Hello fellow humans,

we have a couple of single PSU Netgear M4300 deployed and one is in a conference room. Obviously they are all very loud so the question is are there any ways to make them more silent without voiding the warranty (aka fan mod). For example does the single PSU have any impact on fan speed? Cisco is significantly quieter with double PSU.

greetings and Thanks in advance!

Hello dear Senpais,
I'm a little at a loss at the moment and looking for some insight. I was tasked with finding and demoing a log collection software to keep track of our different scriptslogs etc.
The prequisites are:

• Needs to collect windows event logs, linux syslogs and custom logfiles from different streams
• Sort them by criteria (like date) and display them if needed

Of course I found obvious solutions like Greylog or Logstash, but they seem a little overkill as we do not need any alerting, fancy graphs or the likes. We could simply write a script and a little framework to do our needs but I don't want to have another quick and dirty solution (we have far too many of that a