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Recently, I've moved to using jssh for linux automation. We have a job that we call that has an ampersand to allow the process to run in the background in a shell script. I've found that the job that runs in the background never dies in rundeck. It used to be able to start the job in the background and the job would end. Now, the job starts in the background, but the rundeck job never ends (until we kill it).

I've attempted to set a job timeout, but that doesn't kill the job either. Any suggestions?

Hello, I'm hoping that someone has seen this and has a suggestion to help me get it resolved. I recently updated a host to SLES 15 SP6. It was running SP5 before and I could run jobs against it without issue. I can ssh to the system from the server where rundeck is installed without issue.

Rundeck version: 4.17.3

I attempted to edit sshd_config to add

PubkeyAcceptedKeyTypes +ssh-rsa

but that didn't seem to help.

Has anyone run into this and have a suggestion/solution?

Back at the start of my IT career, I was a student systems operator on a (at the time) 15+ year old HP 3000 Series III at a college. As background, that system was a REALLY old 16 bit (you read that right) mini-computer that had a boot sequence that involved a set of 16 toggle switches and a step button, three or four 30MB hard disk packs that were about the size of a dishwashing machine and was proudly on display in a glass encased room that was carefully climate controlled (cold).

One evening I was printing reports and doing some other work when I noticed that the temperature seemed a little warmer than normal. There was a circular recorder in the room (I'll provide a link to an example

After reading u/Dunnachius tale of color toner - https://www.reddit.com/r/talesfromtechsupport/comments/srfsb1/use_cold_water_to_clean_that_off/

I was reminded of a similar story that happened with me.

Many years ago (around 1995 I think), I purchased a color laser printer. It was super expensive at the time, since they'd just come on the market. I set it up and people were happy. The guys in the art department discovered the new printer and rather than use their nice (but slow) dye-sublimation printer, they started using the color laser. Fast

I've been a fan and user of Superputty for years. It hasn't had an update in forever and I'm looking for alternatives. Any suggestions?