mtnman | helo | 00:38 |
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mtnman | is there a console interface for network-manager? | 00:42 |
mason | mtnman: nmcli and nmtui | 00:44 |
mtnman | mason: thanks. | 00:48 |
bgstack15 | Is there a way to disable apparmor logging for a specific profile? | 03:11 |
bgstack15 | I don't want to turn apparmor off, just get it to stop spamming /v/l/messages | 03:12 |
gnarface | bgstack15: if it logs to rsyslogd, you would consult the rsyslogd config. if it does its own logging i don't know. | 03:14 |
gnarface | bgstack15: (in most cases you never have to touch rsyslogd from the default config but it has a vast amount of control over what and where to log) | 03:15 |
bgstack15 | Oct 2 02:11:14 d2-03a kernel: [102729.047300] audit: type=1400 audit(1601619074.050:2120167): apparmor="ALLOWED" operation="file_mmap" | 03:29 |
bgstack15 | I think it's from auditd | 03:29 |
bgstack15 | there's more to that one line, but didn't want to spam the channel. | 03:29 |
gnarface | bgstack15: what file is it showing up in? | 03:33 |
gnarface | bgstack15: i can't tell from that line alone whether it's auditd actually writing the log itself or not | 03:34 |
ham5urg__ | I want to automate the installation and configuration of container and virtual machines. A dozen virtual instances (lxc/kvm) with multiple server-installations each. Of course, the network will be configured too. | 14:48 |
ham5urg__ | Should I use deb-meta-packages or ansible? Or something different? | 14:49 |
zatumil | preseed | 14:49 |
ham5urg__ | At the moment I use python scripts, but I have many bash commands in it. | 14:50 |
ham5urg__ | zatumil, preseed helps to answer the questions of deb-packages. Do you mean I should go on with deb-meta-packages and use preseed to automate the questions which could arise? | 14:52 |
rennj | how about https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Libvirt or the new improved https://cockpit-project.org/ | 14:56 |
rennj | ive read good things about proxmox vs vmware esxi and it having a vcenter like interface | 14:56 |
rennj | https://blog.wikichoon.com/2020/06/virt-manager-deprecated-in-rhel.html | 14:57 |
zatumil | no I dont see why configuration requires deb-meta-packages | 14:58 |
rennj | libvirt/virtmanager for managing vm's lxc containter etc | 14:58 |
ham5urg__ | I tried libvirt but it is not flexible enough. I want to script it. libvirt for managing my be ok. I'm trying to automate the installation of all server-installations onto one machine. Every customer one machine, and all overviewed via Incinga. | 15:00 |
ham5urg__ | Never used ansible but I need to automate the deployment. | 15:01 |
rennj | https://maas.io/ bring up a whole rack | 15:03 |
ham5urg__ | I thought about meta-deb-packages which install solutions (from the cusomer side of view) and not software-packages (which the customer does no glue have about). | 15:03 |
rennj | thats ubuntu by the way | 15:03 |
ham5urg__ | No, neither Ubuntu or Systemd is what I will ever use. | 15:03 |
rennj | software defined data center..vmware esxi, NSX vswitching, VSAN storage, and vcenter | 15:04 |
rennj | opensauce has their open vswitch and such | 15:04 |
rennj | meh, ansible uses what sshd so at least all the 1000's of machines wont need any additional software | 15:05 |
rennj | when suse,redhat.ubuntu use it...going to be hard to avoid on big project | 15:06 |
APic | Is there a Devuan-Image for Raspberry Pi 4? | 17:01 |
APic | Can i start with flashing the Raspberry-Pi-3-Devuan-Image? | 17:01 |
APic | (If there is none directly for Pi 4) | 17:01 |
gnarface | i thought i heard someone successfully did that | 17:01 |
gnarface | altered a rpi3 image to boot on rpi4 | 17:02 |
gnarface | not sure about details | 17:02 |
gnarface | https://dev1galaxy.org/viewtopic.php?id=3351 here's all the arm images, mabye it's there though | 17:02 |
APic | Ok, thanks | 17:03 |
gnarface | no problem | 17:04 |
gnarface | good luck | 17:04 |
gnarface | check out #devuan-arm if you feel like it | 17:04 |
APic | Thanks | 17:05 |
user____1 | Hi. I compiled the tiny.c from https://gist.github.com/KartikTalwar/3095780 (also available elsewhere), and it loops on beowulf amd64. gdb shows it gets stuck in dl-addr.c where it loops indefinitely. | 20:31 |
user____1 | Could anyone else confirm this? The program is a tiny c compiler and c program all in one, once written as a c obfuscation context winning entry, thus the funny function names. | 20:31 |
user____1 | I wonder if it's beowulf's compiler suite (default gcc?) or something else going on. | 20:32 |
user____1 | ok, found the error. pbkc | 21:02 |
Xenguy | user____1: Did you manage to compile it successfully on another OS previously? | 21:26 |
user____1 | It works on this one too, the syntax threw me off and the compiler optimisation which is present even with -O0 (!) threw me off the track when stepping with gdb through the program. | 21:30 |
user____1 | Thus pbkc | 21:31 |
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