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* PHP 8 is available in this release but not supported by all web software at present due to a major version change (namely Mediawiki 1.38.x). PHP 7 is still available for install in the meantime. | * PHP 8 is available in this release but not supported by all web software at present due to a major version change (namely Mediawiki 1.38.x). PHP 7 is still available for install in the meantime. | ||
* MariaDB now uses system authentication for the root user - just login as root then type <code>mariadb</code>. You will be logged in automatically. This differs from before where the root password needed setting before you could use it. | * MariaDB now uses system authentication for the root user - just login as root then type <code>mariadb</code>. You will be logged in automatically. This differs from before where the root password needed setting before you could use it. | ||
* To enable TLS in Apache, the flags need adding to <code>sysconfig</code>. Edit <code>/etc/sysconfig/apache2</code> and edit this line:<br> | * To enable TLS in Apache, the following flags need adding to <code>sysconfig</code>. Edit <code>/etc/sysconfig/apache2</code> and edit this line:<br> | ||
APACHE_SERVER_FLAGS="SSL HTTP2" | APACHE_SERVER_FLAGS="SSL HTTP2" | ||
* Crashplan has issues with this version of openSUSE. These can be resolved here. | * Crashplan has issues with this version of openSUSE. These can be resolved [[Code42 Crashplan|here]]. | ||
* YaST does not prompt for a user password for Samba as previous versions did. This can be set up manually with <code>smbpasswd -a <user></code>. | * YaST does not prompt for a user password for Samba as previous versions did. This can be set up manually with <code>smbpasswd -a <user></code>. | ||