Day in Toulon

Monday, July 17, 2017

Confirmed that my BlueJeans issues are not related to my home network, since my father in law's network has exactly the same problems. I could not attend the EMEA all-hands meeting, despite attempting to connect about 15 minutes early. Yet the weekly meeting was OK.

I had a good run with the new XL over the long week-end. Rushed a few commits with all the in-progress changes this morning.

Spent a lot of time just trying to copy-paste my weekly report in the Etherpad. It's very frustrating that it would take days.

Some mail and patches cleanup.

Tried to understand how to connect to machines at home over the VPN. For some reason, I could not get the DNS to work as I wanted.

Lower-left tooths have been hurting for the past three days. Will need a dentist, I'm afraid.

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This is the work blog of Christophe de Dinechin for Red Hat. Think of it as a public lab book.

This should not be particularly interesting except to myself. It's really more intended as a set of personal notes, so there is no formatting whatsoever. I type tings as I go along during the day. All you'll find here are things like stack traces, Linux commands I want to remember or bugzilla links I want to be able to return to.

If you want to read stuff about my work at Red Hat that I believe is more interesting to the general public, you will find it on A Spice Odyssey. If you want to read my rants about everything else, go to Grenouille Bouillie. This is about as much advertisement as you will find on this site.

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