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The US Ambassador in Romania, Hans Klemm, expressed his "profound concern" over the current parliamentary debates, which could "undermine everything that Romania has done in the last 15-20 years" to counter corruption.
He warned that Russia could take advantage of the weakening of Romanian judiciary. On Thursday, at a meeting with journalists in central Romania, Klemm declared:
"We believe that weakening legislation which allows you to have an independent judiciary and to take a strong stand against corruption undermines national resilience and could expose Romania to threats from abroad, including from Russia. Corruption is a tool that hostile parties could use to break the foundation of a resilient state."
He assured that US holds in high regard the progress that Romania has made since 1989, especially over the last 15 years. The country strengthened democratic governance, created an independent judiciary and established institutions responsible for countering high-level corruption.
"Not only the US admire this, but also the other EU Member States", the US Ambassador emphasized. "Countries like Macedonia, the Republic of Moldova, Ukraine, Bulgaria and others come to Bucharest to learn about the measures taken by Romania in the fight against corruption and the consolidation of the rule of law."
Just a day before, at Cluj-Napoca (north-western Romania), Ambassador Klemm discussed the threats of the 21st Century in a discussion with students at the "Babes-Bolyai"
"Building resilience therefore includes maintaining and strengthening a judicial system capable of fighting corruption. The US government has noted our concern about legislative proposals here in Romania, which were originally put forward by the Minister of Justice and are currently being debated in the Romanian Parliament.
Romania's own judicial institutions, professional associations, civil society, and ordinary citizens, as well as the EU authorities and the governments of several member states have also expressed their concerns about these draft laws", stated the US Ambassador.
"In Europe today we face threats from multiple directions. We have Russia to the east, which is destabilizing European security and is attempting to alter borders by force in Ukraine. Russia is also becoming quite innovative when it comes to deploying new types of warfare, including information, cyber, and hybrid modalities.
We have threats from the south, especially in the form of extremist Islamic terrorism, exacerbated by the conflicts in Syria, Libya and Iraq. (…) These threats include lone-wolf terrorism, organized crime, and cyber-attacks."
He spoke about cyberattacks and cyber warfare, propaganda and disinformation campaigns, which were already present during the Cold War. Such tactics, Klemm believes, have seen a revival over the past few years.
"It is clear this is one of Russia's preferred methods for sowing discord and disunity among NATO Allies. Taking advantage of our open societies and democratic systems, Russia seeks to influence public opinion, and often elections, by propagating fake news via state-owned or state-supported media outlets, such as Russia TV and Sputnik, and via social media", said the US Ambassador.
"In some places, like Romania, where the population is wary of Russian motives, Kremlin tactics are more subtle. Instead of trying to persuade the targeted public to support Russian policies, they try to break the population's trust in institutions like the EU, NATO, or our Strategic Partnership", he added.
From February 2017, constant protests have been organized against a new package of justice laws pushed forward by the PSD Government. Many consider it to be an attempt to subordinate judiciary to politics. These laws are still under debate in the parliament. Last weekend, over 10,000 Romanians protested in different cities.
On December 5, Michael I the last king of Romania, died at age 96. His death triggered many debates about the past and the historical lessons we must never forget. One of them is certainly to cherish democracy and the institutions fundamental to it.
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- Romania became a NATO member in 2004 and an EU member in 2007.
- The reputation of Russia in Romania is affected by 40 years of communism installed after the WWII, which led to Ceausescu's regime, overthrown by the Revolution in 1989.
- In recent years, NATO Alliance established new institutions, such as Force Integration Units, in each of the eastern flank states. These are, among many, the Multinational Corps Headquarters in Poland, the Multinational Division Headquarters-South East in Romania, a new NATO battalion in Poland and a Very High Readiness Joint Task Force, which is a spearhead force of around 5,000 troops that can be deployed anywhere within the alliance at short notice. In Romania, at Deveselu, the US Government has installed an Aegis Ashore ballistic missile defense system as well as supporting infrastructure against ballistic missiles threats from outside the Euro-Atlantic area.
- The last king of Romania, Michael I, will be buried on the December 16, in Curtea de Argeș.


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text: Posted On August, 15 - 2018 Press Release – Wednesday 15 August 2018 Vestments for WMOF2018 Closing Mass revealed Pope Francis will wear green vestments inspired by Celtic imagery Father Damian McNeice, Master of Ceremonies to Archbishop Diarmuid Martin and head of the Liturgy Committee for WMOF2018, today introduced some of the liturgical elements that will feature throughout the World Meeting of Families 2018 in Dublin. The elements introduced included the various vestments that will be worn during Masses at the Pastoral Congress in the RDS and similar to those that will be worn by Pope Francis during the WMOF2018 Closing Mass at Phoenix Park; the chalices and ciboria to be used; the processional cross that will be used, and the penal cross that will be on the altar during the Papal Mass. The vestments for WMOF2018 will be in three colours, relating to the ordinary days and feast days during the week of WMOF2018. Commenting on the vestments, Father McNeice said, 'Green has been chosen as the colour of vestments to be worn by Pope Francis during the Closing Mass of WMOF2018 in Phoenix Park which is the colour associated in the liturgy with Ordinary Time. The green is a symbol of how God is ever-faithful, and it also quite appropriate for a celebration in Ireland. 'At the centre of each vestment is the Trinity spiral, the same as can be seen in the WMOF2018 logo. The three parts of the spiral represent the mystery of the Holy Trinity, and also draws from Celtic imagery, as spirals can be found on many ancient stones and monuments of Ireland's past. The colours used in the spiral are the same green, red and gold as the vestments. 'Alongside the central spiral are lines which lift and spread out along the side of the vestments. These lines are inspired by the line in the liturgy 'Lift up your hearts' inviting us to participate in the celebration of Mass. When expanded the lines represent a cross, with the Trinity spiral as the head of the cross.' The vestments were produced by Haftina, a family business based in Poland, which specialises in liturgical vestments, chalice gowns, altar tablecloths and canopies. The vestment designs were created by Haftina in collaboration with the WMOF2018 Liturgical Committee. Speaking at the introduction, Father Damian McNeice said that he hoped the new vestments would be a gift to the Irish Church and could be used in major celebrations for years to come. He noted that many of the vestments produced for the visit of Pope John Paul II in 1979 are still used today, particularly at ordination ceremonies. Father McNeice also introduced the penal cross which will be present on the Altar while Pope Francis celebrates Mass in the Phoenix Park. The cross, which is carved into a single piece of wood, dates back to 1763 and has been cared for at a Carmelite Community in the Archdiocese of Dublin. The carvings on the front and back of the cross are designed to tell the story of the Passion and Resurrection of Jesus Christ. The penal cross served as the inspiration for the processional cross which was newly created by Anne Murphy of Eala Enamels, based in Co Carlow in the Diocese of Kildare and Leighlin. To aid in the distribution of Holy Communion during celebrations of Mass both at the Pastoral Congress in the RDS and at the Phoenix Park, 4,000 ciboria and 200 chalices have been produced by MMI who are based in the Bluebell industrial estate in Dublin. The ciboria and chalices are pewter and silver, adorned with a Celtic cross containing the Trinity spiral of WMOF2018. Notes to editors: Vestments of different colours will be used on the Feast days during the WMOF2018. Seventy of the green vestments have been newly made for WMOF, and these will be worn by concelebrants on the main sanctuary in Phoenix Park. Twelve of both the gold and red vestments have also been produced. Thousands of similar green chasubles have also been produced for other concelebrants to wear. More than 300 matching mitres have also been produced for visiting bishops who will serve as principle concelebrants during WMOF2018. The WMOF2018 Closing Mass will take place in Phoenix Park on Sunday 26th August. For media contact: Brenda Drumm, Media & Communications Manager WMOF2018 on 00 353 (0) 87 310 4444.


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I stumbled across this little gem today – and I'm very pleased that I did. If you like your ghost stories soundly grounded in the 20th century western tradition – think The Woman in Black, Turn of the Screw or The Others – then you will definitely like this.
There are a smattering of clichés here – and you can clearly see elements of those aforementioned stories, and many others, within it. There is the turn of the century setting, the effects of war/shell shock, lost children and hidden pasts, to name but a few.
But there is also something fresh about The Awakening. It takes a stab at being a coming-of-age tale for grown-ups, examining themes of sexuality, need, fear and avoidance.
We follow Florence Cathcart (Rebecca Hall) a paranormal investigator/debunker (think of her as a turn of the century Derren Brown – and about as hated by psychics and their clients). She is approached by Robert Mallory (Dominic West) a school master who is seeking her help after the death of a pupil – supposedly as the result of a close encounter with the school's resident spook. It's made clear early on that Florence has demons of her own, as does war veteran Robert. At the school we meet the Matron, Maud Hill (Imelda Staunton) and the frightened community of school boys. The ghost, it is revealed, is a young boy with a disfigured face who appears to the boys and as a blurry outline on school photographs.
If I have one major criticism of this film it is that it spreads itself far too thin. Florence essentially has two back-story lines. It also attempts to broach (rather clumsily and unsympathetically) the subjects of war-guilt, post-traumatic stress, institutionalised bullying and the effect of loss upon families and especially mothers. The film attempts to create a sense of loneliness and isolation amongst the boys – which is never properly realised. It's attempts to deal with the effects of war are likewise sketchy and unconvincing. Considering the film's run time – over 100 mins – it's disappointing that it ultimately feels a little shallow.
The scares don't come thick and fast, but nor is there a sense of pervading uneasiness – as with The Others or Turn of the Screw. But this is a film with heart, it is trying to deal with big issues and has a good story to tell. The pace does slacken at a couple of points and the audience is left hanging as it seeks to re-establish direction. The story lacks an over-reaching arch, as I've said, it toys with many themes but never fully develops any of them.
The Awakening had the potential to be fantastic, but it loses focus and tries to juggle too many themes. It is disturbing at times and creates good tension, there is also some fantastic acting. Florence is a brilliant character, sympathetically portrayed by Rebecca Hall. She is determined and driven without being hard nosed, she is masculine in her approach without losing her femininity, she is vulnerable yet strong, intelligent yet sensitive. It's always good to see a well written female character – and Florence is not the trembling victim-type. She is totally human – fallible and haunted, at times insensitive yet ultimately totally sympathetic. She doesn't need to be rescued – instead she struggles to understand both the events that happen around her and her own need to investigate them.
Somehow, The Awakening also manages to avoid the trap of falling into the nauseating 'learning to believe again' happy-clappy-crap that infects so many ghost stories. Florence seeks evidence and what she finds does not challenge her approach to life – instead it helps to unlock it for her. The film explores the importance of seeing for ourselves – and part of that experience is the method through which we examine ourselves and the world.
In conclusion – this is a very good film, much of it has been done before but not quite in this way. The ending is poignant – if a little contrived, the acting is good, the scares somewhat predictable but well enacted. The overall product is well worth a look and it's one of this films you will feel the need to watch again.


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Team Development TFS Guide
The Patterns & Practices team's J.D. Meier posted that Beta 1 of the "Team Development with Visual Studio Team Foundation Server" guide is now available on the CodePlex community site.
Here is the chapter listing:
- Introduction
- Ch 01 - Introducing the Team Environment
- Ch 02 - Team Foundation Server Architecture
- Ch 03 - Structuring Projects and Solutions
- Ch 04 - Structuring Projects and Solutions in Team Foundation Server
- Ch 05 - Defining Your Branching and Merging Strategy
- Ch 06 - Managing Source Control Dependencies in Visual Studio Team System
- Ch 07 - Team Build Explained
- Ch 08 - Setting Up Continuous Integration with Team Build
- Ch 09 - Setting Up Scheduled Builds with Team Build
- Ch 10 - Large Project Considerations
- Ch 11 - Project Management Explained
- Ch 12 - Work Items Explained
- Ch 13 – MSF Agile Projects
- Ch 14 - Process Templates Explained
- Ch 15 - Reporting Explained
- Ch 16 - Team Foundation Server Deployment
- Ch 17 - Providing Internet Access to Team Foundation Server
A good resource of industry practices and recommendations for those of you using or considering using Team Foundation Server.
Project Server 2007 VSTS Connector Preview
Also on CodePlex, the Visual Studio Team System Rangers team announced availability of a preview of the Project Server 2007 VSTS Connector:
The Visual Studio Team System Project Server 2007 Connector is designed to integrate the project management capabilities of VSTS with Project Server 2007. It's been developed by the Visual Studio Team System Rangers in response to significant customer demand for a connector solution. Future versions of Team System will have native integration with Project Server, in the meantime this Connector solution is the best way to integrate the two Microsoft products.
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DC was very slow to follow Marvel's lead with thick, cheap black-and-white reprint volumes of old comics. Before they started their line of Showcase Presents, they tested the waters with four or five volumes reprinting Jack Kirby's early-70s line of interconnected "New Gods" features. Unlike the Marvel books, and the later Showcase books, these are not simply straight reproductions from uncolored films, but they've been given an interesting grayscale wash, for lack of a better term. I think the result is really nice, and the book looks fantastic.
The Forever People first appeared in a bimonthly comic that ran from 1971-72. It features a group of superpowered teenaged hippie weirdoes from the planet New Genesis, a world locked in eternal war with Apokolips and its evil ruler Darkseid, to find one of their number whom Darkseid has abducted. Since humanity holds some key to Darkseid's long-term plans, they stick around to protect us from the villain's varied schemes.
It really was a fun rollercoaster of a book, and I surprised myself by enjoying it more than the "parent" New Gods title. Kirby only completed the briefest beginnings of his projected long-running epic before poor distribution and low sales prompted DC to cancel the books, but what you've got here is almost three hundred pages of wild action and over-the-top adventure, with some very fun characters.
This collection is out of print, but available from some Amazon sellers and stores with a good backstock. It's since been superceded by a four-volume series that reprints all the "Fourth World" stories in color and in their original publication order, rather than collecting them by title. Whichever edition you find, this comes highly recommended.


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With election for President nearing, BJP which rules the country has made its position clear that it would ask it's MPs who has taken over CMs to resign only after the election gets over. The decision is taken since each and every vote is important in the selection. Manohar Parikkar, Yogi Adtyanath are the MPs who have been taken over the CM post in Goa and UP after winning the recently concluded elections.
The Dy CM of UP, Keshav Prasad Maurya who is also an MP will also resign after the elections. Since the position of CM needs the candidates to be elected locally to the State Legislature within 6 months of becoming a CM, they can do so only after they resign their MP post. Since there is enough time left, the party has decided to go slow on this.
While Parikkar took over the baton on March 14, Yogi Adityanath became the CM on March 19 allowing them to contest and win local elections before September 13 and September 18 respectively.
The election for President is due in July and for the VP in August. With 418 members out of the total 787, the post of VP is clearly in the hands of BJP led NDA and is comfortable for the post of President too since it has struck a deal with Yuvajana, Shramika, Rythu Congress Party and Telangana Rashtriya Samiti(TRS) extending their support and NDA is also hopeful of getting support from both the factions of AIADMK from Tamilnadu.


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I want to use suse 11, because i know the system and i already have 4 servers with suse 11, but i don't have idea to use any software to put in cluster pc's neither to use programs in parallel.
In fact, the reason to mount that is recycle old pc's in a cluster and have a master with vmware and use the parallel tech to improve performance in the vmware.


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UNESCO recognizes Kumbh Mela in the list of Intangible Cultural Heritage during its 12th symposium at Jeju, South Korea. It was done after the inscription of Yoga and Nouroz in 2016, but the most remarkable achievement in the fields of culinary arts was in recent times reached by Japan when its sincere traditional dietary Washoku was inscribed in the same list in 2013. Indian cuisine still hasn't achieved to grab a global recognition for its culinary culture, but people across the world have been relishing the tasteful Indian assets full of nutrition and tradition since centuries.
To revive that edible ethnicity, fourteen years ago, SRISTI (Society for Research and Initiatives for Sustainable Technologies and Institutions) organized its first Sattvik food festival at IIM Ahmedabad. The event is a conglomeration of foodies and culture enthusiasts who come to experience and consume organic, eco-friendly agricultural products and consume indigenous traditional art forms scattered in different parts of the venue. Sattvik is back this year at the AES Ground from December 23 to December 25, 2017, to showcase the flavour and nutrition of traditionally grown and cooked food. Their motivations lie in awakening people about the consumption benefits of tradtional grains/crops like Kodra, Bavta, Nagli, Samo, Jowar, Bajra, Ragi and Maize and serve these produce as lip-smacking authentic delicacies.
For flourishing, the traditional art and craft forms, organizers have brought in the limelight the oblivious musical instruments through which native artists will narrate folklores and songs. Visitors will be able to grab original organic dairy as well as agri-products at the 'Farmers Haat' section while they can also know about SRISTI's catalogue of grassroots innovations, which is a document of 'by the rural', 'for the rural' innovations from across the length and breadth of the country.
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European Testing Conference 2018
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This week I went to the beautiful city of Amsterdam to attend the European Testing Conference 2018. This conference hasn't been on my radar previously, but what caught my attention was the level of detail the organizers (most notably Franzi and Maaret put into creating an attendee-focused, inclusive and diverse event.
I like when a conference starts off by explaining the Code of Conduct. @Singsalad reminds us to say 'everyone' and 'they', not 'guys' & 'he/she' #eurotestconf— lisacrispin (@lisacrispin) February 19, 2018
I initially had submitted an older talk if mine on testing REST-APIs using BDD which was not accepted, but the experience during the submission process made me want to go to this conference any way.
If you ever thought developers don't test or care for testing, you should hear out all the ones submitting for #EuroTestConf— Maaret Pyhäjärvi (@maaretp) August 24, 2017
Other than my usual conferences, the ticket price was notable (800 €) but given the fact the this conference offered free tickets to underrepresented groups, organized child care, and paid their speakers. This is (unfortunately) exceptional! I was happy to use the conference budget my employer Nordic Semiconductor grants us to support this!
[Blog] European Testing Conference Speaker Compensation Model https://t.co/7jGquVsKwM - against #PayToSpeak— Euro Testing Conf (@EuroTestingConf) November 30, 2017
I'm going to @EuroTestingConf with my son! A babysitter will take care of him, paid for the organization. Are you needing a babysitter for being able to assist to the conference? It's not a problem! Contact to me for more information. pic.twitter.com/5sAvxioSPw— @Adhara (@AdharaIT) January 30, 2018
What did I learn?
The two-day programme was a great mixture of up-front keynotes, talks, and workshops as well as interactive sessions. The keynotes were carefully selected to not be vendor-sales-pitches but focus on high level ideas about testing, communication and team-dynamics.
Gojko Adzic explained that we are seeing a revolution in the field of UI testing.
"This (visual difference testing and running the browser used to test in parallel) changes the economics of UI testing and makes them something we can now start looking into, because tests are now easy to maintain and extend." pic.twitter.com/AI7dKrxhis— Markus Tacker 🇳🇴 (@coderbyheart) February 19, 2018
This was very insightful since I grew up with the notion in mind:
It looks like it's time to rethink this paradigm. Tools like the one Gojko wrote (an open-source tool called Appraise) or payed tools like Applitools which i learned about from another participant during the networking session are greatly simplifying visual testing.
Lanette Creamer spoke about the importance of communication and how to better understand and improve the skills as a tester. Although this talk was mainly geared towards testers, I still enjoyed her insights into what it means to be a tester and improved my understanding of this role.
Good segment on communication in this talk between tester & developer: do not threaten, and find the language of the recipient. pic.twitter.com/rh4AmvWmUv— Markus Tacker 🇳🇴 (@coderbyheart) February 19, 2018
Zeger van Hese held a great keynote on being a sceptic. He stressed the point that it is important to (constantly) question information you have been given in order keep making the best decisions.
So, ask (context-free) questions in order to figure out the real thing: pic.twitter.com/X8p7yme2zx— Markus Tacker 🇳🇴 (@coderbyheart) February 20, 2018
He recommended a set of context-free questions to identify important aspects about a project in an unbiased way.
The closing keynote by Pamela Gay was meticulously executed and fascinating from beginning to end. It provided a great insight into the work of the Cosmoquest project, which uses crowd-sourced data to solve mission-critical problems in space-travel. One might think that it's a long stretch to testing but the learning of this talk for me was:
This was also a great reminder on how bad software is at detecting patterns.— Markus Tacker 🇳🇴 (@coderbyheart) February 20, 2018
It pays to build a really sophisticated collaboration platform, because the best algorithms in the world can't produce usable data.#EuroTestConf
Ergo, not all problems can be solved using software. A great reminder to stay humble.
There were four talk slots, each with four talks in parallel. I attended three of them, since I spent most of the fourth talk time talking with other attendees.
Now expecting to hear how to Unit Test the Hard stuff from @codurance's @bnathyuw #EuroTestConf pic.twitter.com/jMJIqWW40e— Markus Tacker 🇳🇴 (@coderbyheart) February 20, 2018
In this highly interesting talk Matthew Butt explained his way to enable testing in software that depends on services, which cannot be run locally. Since cloud-based services (like machine-learning) is becoming more and more coming, we have parts in our software which can not longer be run locally on a developer machine (e.g. for legal reasons). What to do if the provider does not provide a test-environment / stub for this service? Adapters, all the way. IMO this concept is getting to few attention. We are happily following the SOLID principle, but we are pulling interfaces from dependencies into our implementation. If we write adapters for them we can hide implementation detail of a service behind an easier (to mock) interface and can simplify testing of individual components. Matthew did a good job in illustrating this. You can find his slides here.
Once more than one team is working on a microservice architecture it gets important to coordinate tests between these teams. pic.twitter.com/klFtHHkS1C— Markus Tacker 🇳🇴 (@coderbyheart) February 19, 2018
The talk was a tester's perspective of working with microservices, which provided some value for me since Emily was concerned with orchestrating the collaboration between different teams working in with a microservice architecture. Most important takeaway from her talk: version your microservices so other teams or individuals can run integration tests and teams are responsible to run the integration tests with their latest code, otherwise there will be pain.
.@Lynoure talking about #tdd and the art of minimal tests #EuroTestConf pic.twitter.com/mpIX5oYAfJ— Markus Tacker 🇳🇴 (@coderbyheart) February 19, 2018
Albeit providing no new insights to me, Lynoure tried to take a new angle on explaining how to write tests: the mindset you put yourself in. Start from the most minimal example you can think of and then stop and go talk to your (business) stakeholders to actually figure out what the component you are about to write is actually supposed to do. Don't let yourself get drawn into the rabbit hole of writing too much, and too complete software. Because you can never know when you are done on your own, and the more code gets written, the more resistance to change is becoming ingrained.
There were five workshops which were repeated on both days. This reduced the FOMO significantly and I attended a workshop on BDD and one on Test Specification.
In Vernon Richard's workshop on Scripted vs. Exploratory testing we got to experience the pain of scripted testing first hand.
Experiencing the difference first hand in this workshop. pic.twitter.com/AtcJxPH3bg— Markus Tacker 🇳🇴 (@coderbyheart) February 19, 2018
We were given an outdated test script and tasked with testing a changed UI. This was no fun.
After 30 minutes we switched to persona based testing, where we used the persona to test a different website. Also we made significantly more progress here, and it was way less mind-numbing, it still had a flaw: the persona was lacking a clear goal, so it was not possible to evaluate whether the website under test passed or failed.
Obviously the workshop was meant to show us the difference in these testing methods through first hand experience and what would be needed to improved in order to make them a useful tool.
This workshop provided a great insight for me into the way testers work, and how we as developers can (and should) support them, as well as understanding the value especially of persona-based testing. It is way more flexible, does not need to be changed if implementation details are changed and provides customer-focused, easy to reason about framework for testers. On the other hand, it relies on testers understanding the domain and a lot of details about the test subject in order to execute tests. Which in the end will be to the benefit of the project.
The second workshop by Seb Rose and Gáspár Nagy gave us a very well executed tutorial on how to write better BDD scenarios. Working in groups on suboptimal scenarios we worked towards writing one great at the end of the workshop. Their insights and tips we easy to follow and execute.
Checklist for good scenarios: #EuroTestConf pic.twitter.com/qDjAZWiUXf— Markus Tacker 🇳🇴 (@coderbyheart) February 20, 2018
This is a nice #bdd exercise: #EuroTestConf pic.twitter.com/pak4Sx8I0w— Markus Tacker 🇳🇴 (@coderbyheart) February 20, 2018
From discussion with attendees one thing became clear though, too few teams are using this technique which enables discussion of features between stakeholders and developers and at the same time enforcing the implementation to follow these talking points. It seems that many teams start the implementation through Jira and other issue trackers instead of taking the time to formulate users stories. It might be because it is easy to write tickets like "Export list of products as CSV" in an issue, but hard to explain why a user needs this functionality in the first place.
Open Space
The #EuroTestConf Open-Space is starting now. pic.twitter.com/Ckvui3HOce— Markus Tacker 🇳🇴 (@coderbyheart) February 20, 2018
Being an unconf fan I especially enjoyed this two-hour slot in the programme. It was hard to choose from from the roughly 25 sessions:
Tropics: #EuroTestConf pic.twitter.com/cjQ9O9UnyI— Markus Tacker 🇳🇴 (@coderbyheart) February 20, 2018
The first session was by someone working for a big oil company and they were looking for a lean way to develop an alternative-energy car. It was fun to toy around with that idea and imagine ways to enable this. Given the knowledge I have collected working at Nordic and as the son of an automobile industry veteran I could add some insights.
I was in a really interesting session on how to TDD a car.— Markus Tacker 🇳🇴 (@coderbyheart) February 20, 2018
Some things are similar: components, contracts between them, enable testing.
But the integration part is terribly expensive and complicated.#EuroTestConf
missed this talk on #codefreeze2018 , so getting an other chance on #EuroTestConf pic.twitter.com/uANSVEn7Wm— Wouter (@RidingWolf) February 20, 2018
In the session on Continuous Deployment we talked about the do's and don'ts. Basically: you want your CI runners to be Phoenix Servers. Chris Dräger who hosted this session found LambdaCD to be his tool of choice. I would recommend Travis + Makefiles to solve this.
This should be interesting: how to #kanban better? #EuroTestConf pic.twitter.com/LXn7NKwRyC— Markus Tacker 🇳🇴 (@coderbyheart) February 20, 2018
How to Kanban better started as a question on how to improve Kanban but this session quickly turned into a team clinic, where we tried to find ways for a team to improve their internal shortcomings, which were just being revealed by using Kanban:
Kanban as a process is pretty flawless, it shows you were the issues in *your* process are. You get rewarded for fixing your own issues, not by changing kanban.— Markus Tacker 🇳🇴 (@coderbyheart) February 20, 2018
The European Testing Conference was a fantastic experience for me, even being in the minority as a developer I felt very included and welcome. The atmosphere was always very friendly and never hostile or too opinionated. Amsterdam as a city did its best, we arrived a few days earlier and had awesome weather, great food and beer.
I would definitely recommend to follow @EuroTestingConf and sign up for their newsletter. We might see a new installment of this conference in 2019. Maybe in Finland, given that there were so many Finns among the attendees already?


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Bristol Palin is set to pen a memoir - entitled 'Not Afraid Of Life' - this summer.
Bristol Palin is to pen a memoir.
The 20-year-old political activist - who is the daughter of controversial former Republican vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin - will release the tome, entitled 'Not Afraid Of Life' this summer.
A statement from publisher HarperCollins said: "'Not Afraid Of Life' will offer an inside look at her life, her world and the things that matter most, including her family and the faith that keeps her centered."
Bristol - who landed a runner-up position on US TV show 'Dancing With The Stars' last year - will also document the "gruelling practices and criticisms she endured" while appearing in the series in the soon-to-be released book.
She said at the time: "It's pretty unbelievable for me to be on one of the biggest shows on MTV to one of the biggest shows on TV."
Bristol has a two-year-old son Tripp with ex-boyfriend Levi Johnson and will also be discussing the troubles of being a single teen mum in the tome.


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In today's competitive marketplace, customer service can be the make or break of a business or organisation. Delivering careful and considerate customer service is increasingly important to differentiate you from your competitors and to ensure clients keep coming back for more.
This course will equip participants from all walks of business-life with the essential skills required to deliver superior customer service. As well as helping to identify the key components of customer service, participants will also be able to apply learning to their current roles. This popular course provides a good balance between theory and practice.
As a learner centred course, rather than role specific course, this training can be attended by individuals from any type of organisation and from any sort of role.
The majority of our courses are customised and delivered in house. Our standard fee for customised course delivery over the duration of a day is £950.00, which includes diagnostics, course customisation to ensure the course meets the specific needs of your organisation, materials and delivery to groups of up to 15 people. This equates to a training investment of £65.00 per head. Certificates are issued upon completion of the training for all participants.


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It is a myth that if you are with the right partner you will never have conflict, or not experience problems in a relationship. In reality relationships will have rocky times and even times of doubt about whether you should be in your relationship at all. Couples, when they enter into a relationship, don't fuse into one person, each becoming the "better half" of the other. They remain individuals who merge lives. This comes with its own problems and pains because it's not always an easy thing to do: share your life with another day in and day out. All couples will face some (or at least one) major issues. They won't all look the same but couples who sail through troubled waters do so with good communication and a sense of partnership. Here's how to deal with the major dramas that may head your way.
- A major conflict that has one of you thinking about leaving
It's not uncommon to have a huge conflict in which you question your relationship. Most people take their vows very seriously when they marry, and their promises equally so, when they move in together, even without a legal union. But even with the gravity of those vows and promises, when a couple experiences a deep conflict, one or both partners may question for the first time whether they can weather the storm, whether they are in the right relationship, and if their values align enough to move forward happily and healthily.
First, know it's normal to be a little scared about big conflict, but the best way through it is to talk it out, rather than hide from it. Nothing good comes from running from problems so better to face your feelings and fears head on. Don't be too afraid to say, this is making me worry you might leave over it. Or this is scaring me and I don't want it to break us up, how can we get through it? Don't just rely on yourself in isolation during conflict – enlist your partner too so you can face it as a team. As a result you'll learn terrific, solid, reassuring conflict resolution skills and be able to face smaller problems in the future with ease – and without questioning your future together.
- No time for each other
Most couples will face the issue of lack of time prioritising one another at some point. It may be due to childrearing and the time away from you both that raising kids can take, or it may be workload, work shifts, travel or other personal and family issues. It may even be an illness that strikes you or your family. Whatever the reason, the approach as a couple is the same: regroup and prioritise one another as your number one partner. Without making your partner feel like you are their primary ally in life, in good and bad times, and them doing the same for you, it's easy to feel alone. And resentment can build, as can anger and then disruption to your home life, for everyone.
The best thing you can do to secure a solid foundation in your life together is to make one another your main priority and balance their needs, and they balance your needs, at all times with anything else going on in life. Without this approach, couples inevitably find themselves growing apart over time.
- Money problems
Finances are one of the main subjects couples fight about and it also directly affects how people view happiness, stress, and quality of life. How you each approach saving and spending money will directly impact how you live your life together in your relationship. Be on the same page with your financial goals and your values about how best to spend and save money from the outset of your relationship to avoid the pit many couples fall into, clashing time and time again over money spent. And if you haven't agreed before now, don't waste another moment. Sit down and decide together how you share money, what you agree you should consult each other on before spending money on and what your shared goals are for saving for the future.
- Family issues
Extended family or blended family issues are another top problem many couples will face. Whether a couple has children from a previous relationship to blend into their current relationship, or highly involved and/or dysfunctional in-laws, family issues come with the territory of relating with one another and sharing life together. You don't just commit to your partner, you accept them and all their loved ones along with the package. That doesn't mean you need to accept everything about them without negotiation. It is fair to say your partner is your first and foremost allegiance. Their family, and yours, come second to that. When you both recognise this value and act accordingly, your partnership strengthens and you give each other the security of knowing you have each other's back and no one, not even family, can threaten your relationship. From there, you're much better able to extend yourself to other people in need, and their dramas, including even your in-laws.
- Lack of intimacy
Once someone starts to feel their relationship is no longer intimate, a great deal of the joy leaves it. People enter into a romantic relationship for many reasons: love, passion, sex, companionship, to start a family, and more. People choose to continue in a romantic relationship because their expectations are mostly met and they assess that they are happier inside the relationship than they would be without it. As well, they commit to their partner, and life together, and believe that a shared life is a happy life. But without that sense of sharing, with at least some of the rapport, chemistry and intimate alone time, spent sensually, emotionally and intellectually, couples will disintegrate into a joyless state in which life together feels like a chore rather than something special to cherish. So recognise how important sex and sensuality is in your relationship. Sometimes when all else fails, sex is the glue that keeps you feeling like a committed couple. Don't neglect touch in your relationship. Ask for it, initiate it, always maintain the kisses, hand holding, snuggles and yes the sex.


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Malcolm has been working in the building industry for over 45 years, and most of that time has been spent in and around St Agnes, his hometown. He started his working life as an apprenticed carpenter with a large Newquay based Company, where he learnt and fine tuned his skills working on large projects and was eventually in charge of carpenters on site. By his mid twenties Malcolm decided he wanted to run his own business, and so in 1973
Malcolm R Carveth Builders became a reality and he hasn't looked back.
For the past 18 years Malcolm has split his time between the building business, and his work as a Funeral Director. As the funeral business has grown Daniel has taken on the running of the building company and Malcolm now spends his time running the funeral directors.
In his spare time Malcolm is a keen singer and part of the Holman Climax Male Voice Choir. He is partial to the odd meal out, and enjoys travels around Europe and sometimes further afield! Being from St Agnes, Malcolm has a particular affinity to the village and surrounding areas.
Daniel joined Malcolm in 1990 as an apprenticed carpenter, working part-time while studying at Cornwall College. Since this time Daniel has worked for, and then alongside Malcolm gaining experience and knowledge. Daniel is a particularly talented carpenter; skills he uses on a daily basis and also an accomplished mason.
Daniel has taken on an increased amount of the responsibility for the Building business, as Malcolm divides his time between Building and Funeral Directing.
In days gone by Daniel was a keen football player, playing for St Agnes and Truro teams. These days he has three children and not a lot of free time!
Malcolm and his son Daniel are a successful father and son team who make up the family business and between them, they have a wealth of experience and expertise.
Malcolm and Daniel were born and brought up in St Agnes, giving them both a particular affinity and extensive knowledge of the village and surrounding areas. Their work is a reflection of this, with buildings and extensions that compliment and add character.
In the background, but no less important, is Janet who runs their office and handles their general enquiries.
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Wispy Veil in Hiawatha Lace ~ Vintage Free Knitting Pattern
A Wisp of Lace ~ Fragile Sorcery
Hiawatha Lace was a vintage 100% rayon yarn, thin with a slubbed finish. The wispy appearance of course depends upon using a fine, uneven silk, linen or cotton.
Hiawatha Metallic Art thread may be easily substituted or omitted.
Hiawatha Lace Yarn Art 72, 2 Spools
Hiawatha Metallic Thread Art 95, 1 Tube
1 Pair Knitting Needles UK 10/US 3/Metric 3.25mm
Steel Crochet Hook Old UK Steel 5/US 9/Metric 1.4mm
Gauge 5 stitches = 1 inch
Starting at narrow end, cast on 80 stitches very loosely. Work garter stitch (Knit each row) always slipping first stitch on each row, until piece is about 48″ long. Bind off very loosely. Pin out and block to measure 16″ x 50″
Use double strand (one strand of lace yarn and one strand of metallic thread worked together).
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When a person is in physical pain, or they are not feeling like their normal self, they will often turn to a regular medical doctor to get diagnosed to find out what is wrong. Once the diagnosis has been made, the person will be given a prescription for medication to help them, or a referral that will send them to another doctor that will be able to help them resolve their malady. This is the typical course of action that people go through when they are not feeling good, but there are alternatives that you might want to consider. If you would like to utilize an ancient technique that can help you feel better than you have in years, reflexology is something that you might want to try.
What Exactly Is Reflexology?
Reflexology is a form of alternative medicine that is similar in nature to acupressure or acupuncture. Acupuncture, of course, uses needles that are inserted into certain areas of your body, preferably meridian points, where the flow of your body's energy can be altered to help affect a positive change. For those that do not like needles, acupressure is the alternative, applying pressure to the same points that the needles would have been inserted. This can also change the flow of energy throughout your body, affecting positive results sometimes instantly. Reflexology is similar to acupressure, but the primary focus is on the bottom of your feet. By applying pressure to certain areas of your feet, it is thought that this can affect different organs of your body, and in doing so, produce beneficial results.What Does Modern Medicine Say About Reflexology
According to testing that was done back in 2009, medical experts were not able to conclude that it actually produced tangible results. Of course, this is not true for acupuncture or acupressure which are recommended by medical doctors today as a form of alternative treatment. The primary concern that medical professionals have is that people would use this type of treatment opposed to a medical treatment that would be prescribed. This same philosophy is applied to acupuncture and acupressure, and as with all things that are metaphysical in nature, they should complement what a doctor has ordered for a treatment and should never be used as a replacement.
How Does Reflexology Work
When you go on the Internet, you can find a great deal of information about reflexology and how it works. The most prominent display that is always shown is an example of the human feet and certain areas where, if pressure is applied, it can affect a positive change on those areas of your body. As with acupuncture and acupressure, Eastern thought believes that a life force called Chi or Qi is constantly flowing through our bodies and win this flow becomes blocked, physical and mental ailments may occur. Reflexology uses the same philosophy, but they manipulate everything at the bottom of your feet.
Despite the fact that this technique was developed and used during the same period of time in China that acupressure and acupuncture came into existence, it is not considered a viable treatment by the medical community. However, the person that receives the treatment is the best judge as to whether or not it works for them, and therefore if you would like to try something that millions of people have been using for thousands of years, attaining positive results, you should certainly give reflexology a try.


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Confidence in the 2015 hotel sector rises
The survey showed European hoteliers in general to be much more confident entering 2015 than in the previous three years. Over half (55 per cent) believed that the hotel sector would see a sustained upturn in 2015, compared to only 28 per cent who believed that in 2012.
The hoteliers also showed confidence in room rate performance, with 68 per cent of those surveyed stating that rates should perform 'well' in 2015.
In another positive reflection of the economic climate, 79 per cent of European hoteliers were planning some sort of refurbishment to their hotels in the coming year, as well as upping sales and marketing activities.
The hoteliers were also asked to predict the main industry trend in 2015. The majority (63 per cent) of them expected further increase in hotel rooms being booked via mobile devices, while 20 per cent predicted further growth in the franchising model to be the main trend.
The survey also found a number of trends among the hoteliers. It showed 39 per cent of UK hoteliers receive between three and five travel reviews each week from people who have never stayed at their hotel. This was true for only three per cent of German hoteliers.
It also showed that 39 per cent of hoteliers have given a guest CPR, 20 per cent have helped a wedding run by taking a high profile role in the service ( for example, giving the bride away), and 10 per cent have provided guests with hairdressing services or have done a guest's make-up.
October hotel growth
More positive news for UK hotels was released this month with the latest HotStats data for October. The results showed positive growth for all regions except London, which registered a decline.
The UK provinces saw positive year-on-year movement in GOPPAR, with Yorkshire and Humberside hoteliers leading the way with a 10 per cent increase. Birmingham and Kent were also two UK cities where hotels did particularly well in October.
Hoteliers across the country also managed to reduce payroll to 29.6 per cent from 31 per cent, while operating expenses stayed flat.
STR Global also recorded a positive October for UK hotels, placing Manchester and Edinburgh hotels among the best performing in Europe.


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Chapter 2 - Three Abodes
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Raskel hurries down the road, but tipsy Chonkorchuk is stumbling around. Plamen rushes over to steady him, but they are immediately confronted by two hungry wolves, who emerge from behind the fence. Chonkorchuk tries to react, and while a crackling sound emerges from him, he ends up falling to the ground, which actually surprises a charging wolf. Plamen interposes himself between his fellow suitor and the beast, and clocks it on the leg with his staff. Flickering lights created by Raskel drive it off, but the second wolf manages to bite Plamen in the ankle twice. Chonkorchuk continues his unsteady flailing, so the wolf takes the young healer down with the second bite, and begins dragging him off toward a breach in the fence. A sound of howling from behind the fence (and conjured up by Raskel) distracts the wolf, and he runs off. Chonkorchuk has the presence of mind to pour a libation down his companion's throat, Plamen regains consciousness, and begins limping away, still moving faster than his lanky, inebriated friend. Raskel remains in the lead, calling out for help. He directs villagers accompanied by dogs toward the scene of the confrontation. The three newly-met companions finally make it to the waystation, and ignoring the other people in the guest barn, turn in for a well-deserved sleep. The next morning, Raskel rises early. He has an agenda for the day, but wants to be back in a safe location by nightfall, to avoid further run-ins with rampaging beasts. The first order of business is to summon a companion - a raven - who can serve as the group's scout. After consulting with his companions when they awake, he makes a list of ingredients he will need to effect the ritual – some charcoal, aromatic grasses, and bones. Plamen knows just the place – in his meadow, only a verst or so upriver from the village. He also volunteers his camping cauldron as a brazier. Raskel gathers some charcoal from the stove in the barn where the group spent the night, and they all head off for the meadow. The home in which Plamen grew up is in a series of tunnels beneath the meadow. His polevik family is inside, slumbering for the winter. Plamen collects some dried sage from his family's storerooms, and then goes off looking for bones on the topside. He manages to locate some, and picks the dried stalks that grow out of the place where he finds them. He then lights the fire in the cauldron, while Raskel conjures some flickering lights that a raven might find attractive, and begins to walk around it, chanting his summons. Ravens typically assemble in the field, ever since the massacre that took place here decades ago, and within an hour, one begins to circle the fire, and lands on Raskel's hat. It is able to communicate with him telepathically. As Plamen is unaware of any portals here, Raskel sends the raven to scout out the lay of the land. It is able to see a settlement "where there is lots of food" downstream (the village of Lazarevo), and another, smaller settlement "with large structures" upstream (this is probably the ancestral fort of the Trofimovs, Raskel gathers, since he had occasion to visit it long ago). There is a patch not two miles hence where faerie rings grow. Plamen harvests mushrooms there in the early fall, but he decides to check it. Though late in the season, finding something there may prove useful, as the mushrooms, when eaten, weaken the barrier between the visible world and the The Otherworld. After an intensive search, he does manage to find a lone toadstool underneath a leaf. At this point, the group decides to head back to Lazarevo. It begins to drizzle, and, Plamen offers, a mad boar makes its den nearby, so to avoid complications, they return to the waystation. The raven perches on the rooftop. The proprietor – Terentii Timofeevich – greets the guests. He informs Raskel then men from the abbey – relatives of Chonkorchuk, as he later recognizes – were there looking for the three men earlier, apparently in connection with yesterday's wolf attack. Raskel asks Terentii not to inform the hegumen of their arrival, alleging that they will speak to him later. Terentii replies that he'll respect Raskel's wish, as he is a paying tenant, but he is suspicious of the other two, especially as he recognizes that Chonkorchuk has a bad history with Hegumen Yaakov. Plamen pays for their stay with a couple of nutritious berries that he produces, and, after his initial skepticism, Terentii agrees that they are wholesome, and agrees to let all three stay. He summons his son to deliver something. Raskel has the raven watch to see if he is summoning people from the abbey, but nothing happens. Ignoring the other two people inside – the Yam messenger, and a nightly companion, who in turn ignore them, the group settles in for the night. The next day – clear, crisp, and breezy, the group decides to head off to Chonkorchuk's hermitage, as the nearby portal he mentioned seems like the most promising place to initiate their search. Raskel purchases some pitch for torches from Terentii for a few copper pulo – the group expects to spend the night in less hospitable surroundings. The journey covers about eight versts, across a ford in the Vydra River. It transpires uneventfully, and the group arrives at the hermitage - a glorified lean-to, with a treehouse above - long before nightfall. Chonkorchuk gets a fire going to get warm, while Raskel inspects the tiny structure. As Chonkorchuk related earlier, it is covered by a variety of markings, both in the Noriki language, and in others, which seem to derive from an old script used long ago by heathen priests. Plamen has seen their like before. Some of the circular and cruciform symbols represent the old gods – sky lords, the Earth Mother, and others. The writing in Noriki seems to contain Gaalite prayers and incantations, though some of it is faded. Raskel, who is literate and has some training in arcane texts recognizes that the pagan symbols have some magical protective power. Moreover, as he is an expert in handwriting and forgery, he concludes that both sets of writing were executed by the same person. It is known, from Chonkorchuk's telling, that prior to him, the hermitage was occupied by Hegumen Yaakov, though perhaps others resided here even further in time. Whether he was the one to put up the wards or not, it seems they are the reason Chonkorchuk dwelt here all these years unmolested. Before it gets too late, the group goes forth to look for the hole in the ground. Chonkorchuk was charged not to look for it, and to keep these woods safe from intruders, so he has not sought it until now, but this seems like the appropriate time. The group traverses a spiral route from the hermitage, checking thickets and bushes. The plan is to turn back before the sun sets, but by late afternoon, Chonkorchuk realizes that the lay of the land is unfamiliar to him. Not wishing to search for the way back in the dark, Raskel changes into foxman form (to see in the dark) and begins to build a shelter, while Plamen gather firewood and lights it. Chonkorchuk sits on the ground and tries to gather his thoughts about what went wrong. Suddenly, a large cat leaps from the branch at Raskel, and savages him. Chonkorchuk quickly leaps into action, and conjures up a hex that temporarily stuns the lynx. Plamen throws a burning brand at it, and prepares to ignite the sparks that hit it, while Chonkorchuk knocks it out with another blast. Raskel manages to recover from the pain inflicted by the lynx's teeth, and starts rousing himself, when suddenly, an old hag emerges, as if out of nowhere. "How dare you!" she hisses. "You will pay for this!"
Missions/Quests Completed
- Plamen's life is saved
- Baba Yaga is found
- Hegumen Yaakov is found to be the writer of all the inscriptions at the hermitage
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- Report Date
- 02 Dec 2016
- Primary Location
- Lazarevo
- Secondary Location
- Chonkorchuk's Hermitage
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Installing NFS:
If the NFS code isn't already put in on the system or not running, use revolutions per minute or yum to put in the code, ntsysv to alter the startup scripts. you'll manually begin the daemons by typing:
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rpc.nfsd: The NFS daemon that Services consumer requests for filing system operations.
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rpc.rquotad: that handles user file quotas on exported volumes.
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Recent Linux distributions can have startup scripts for these daemons.
Setting Up AN NFS Server:
In order to line up AN NFS server you would like to edit the subsequent 3 configuration files:
/etc/exports NFS main configuration filing system.
/etc/hosts.allow Security file configuration
/etc/hosts.deny Security file configuration
Configuring /etc/exports:
It shows the files and directories square measure to be exported and that hosts will access them, and what quite access is allowed. a straightforward entry within the /etc/exports file can seem like this:
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host: this can be the consumer machine that may have access to the present directory. The consumer machine may be listed by the DNS address of that specific machine (machine name) or by its information science address (e.g., computer10.nj180degree.net or 10.10.10.224), but mistreatment DNS address isn't counseled. Note if no host worth is such, the directory is exported to everybody.
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- wildcards like *nj180degree.net suggests that each host within the nj180degree.net domain.
- information science address/mask like 192.168.1.0/255.255.255.0 for each host with AN address that begins with 192.168.1.
- One directory may be exported for multiple purchasers during a single line nonetheless they need a similar name because the server eg.
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options: Describes the sort of access that machine can have, the foremost necessary 2 choices to be employed in here:
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Note: If you created changes to the file /etc/exports, the changes might not get in real time till you run the command exportfs -ra to force nfsd to re-read the /etc/exports file.
There square measure a handful a lot of strategies to assemble NFS through a graphical interface instead. i'll post a journal entry relating to the graphical strategies afterward this month.
Configuring etc/hosts.allow and /etc/hosts.deny
You can management and secure the NFS server by adding some entries in one among these 2 files or in each of them. These 2 files specify that computers on the network will use services on your machine. every line of the file contains one entry listing a service and a collection of machines. once the server gets letter of invitation from a machine, it will the following:
It 1st checks hosts.allow to examine if the machine matches an outline listed in there. If it does, then the machine is allowed access.
If the machine doesn't match AN entry in hosts.allow, the server then checks hosts.deny to examine if the consumer matches a list in there. If it will then the machine is denied access.
If the consumer matches no listings in either file, then it's allowed access.
An entry in hosts.allow or hosts.deny files could look like:
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Configuring AN NFS Client:
After you bought the directories being exported by the server, produce {a native|an area|a neighborhood} directory on the consumer host to match those offered by the servers so attach NFS directories with the mount command to the local directories you simply created.
The following daemons ought to be running on the consumer box: portmap, lockd, statd to be able to mount the remote directory.
The Linux showmount command lists the directories that a server exports and also the purchasers allowable to mount those directories. solely users and teams WHO square measure granted permissions on the list will mount those directories Eg.
$ showmount --exports servername
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/usr 192.168.1.0/255.255.255.0(ro)
/usr/man jack(rw) sherry(rw)
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To attach the remote nfs directory to the native one use mount command, notice the area between 2 methods :
$ mount servername:/home /home
$ mount servername: /home/sales /home/sales
Hint: the native directory's name doesn't have to be compelled to be a similar because the remote one, you will produce a neighborhood directory with completely different name such as:
$ mkdir /mnt/sydneybranch
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Making the mount permanent:
A shared directory on a server may be mounted whenever a consumer is started, by listing it within the /etc/fstab file. nonetheless the /etc/fstab file could look therefore confusing to change. during this case examine the file /etc/mtab that lists any presently mounted directories to see the precise entry needed in /etc/fstab.
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