isimorgh | Hi all. | 04:31 |
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isimorgh | You have probably been asked this question so many times before. | 04:31 |
isimorgh | I have set up my system as per https://developer.ubuntu.com/en/snappy/start/raspberry-pi-2/ but everytime I enter my password, it is wrong. | 04:32 |
isimorgh | I can't even login on the local machine. | 04:33 |
isimorgh | and every time I ssh into the device it asks me for password. but according to the website it shouldn't ask for for password | 04:35 |
isimorgh | I don't understand how I should login. | 04:37 |
isimorgh | anybody? | 04:37 |
isimorgh | appreciate any help. | 04:37 |
isimorgh | isimorgh@10.0.1.124's password: | 04:54 |
isimorgh | Access denied | 04:54 |
isimorgh | isimorgh is the same username that I have on Ubuntu SSO | 04:55 |
isimorgh | i really don't get it/ | 04:55 |
isimorgh | kind of frustrating | 04:55 |
peetamber | hii | 08:21 |
peetamber | hiii | 08:22 |
peetamber | hii | 08:22 |
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dkessel | hey there. i am trying to find information on whether it is possible to install traditional apt/deb-based packages on ubuntu core 16. is that still possible? if so, will it create conflicts of problems with other (snap) packages, or with the update-ability of the core system? | 14:21 |
dkessel | i need deb-based packages for my printer attached to the home server... | 14:22 |
Son_Goku | dkessel, you cannot | 14:33 |
Son_Goku | the whole point of ubuntu core is to not support any other mechanism for software installation | 14:33 |
dkessel | i thought maybe those parts could be placed in some isolated container or something | 14:34 |
zyga | dkessel: you can use the classic snap for a regular apt-get environment but it has some intrisic limitations | 15:07 |
zyga | dkessel: you may be able to work with a few people working on packaging cups as a snap | 15:07 |
zyga | Son_Goku: hey | 15:07 |
zyga | Son_Goku: how are you | 15:08 |
Son_Goku | alright, you? | 15:08 |
zyga | Son_Goku: looking forward for Monday | 15:08 |
zyga | Son_Goku: I had a week off and I badly needed it | 15:08 |
zyga | Son_Goku: I'm running F25 now, trying to wrap my head around various selinux bits | 15:08 |
zyga | Son_Goku: there are more and more and more bits that end up broken when enforcing mode is on :/ | 15:09 |
zyga | Son_Goku: is there any software in fedora that works with selinux in permissive mode but is in the archive? | 15:11 |
zyga | Son_Goku: I found a few more issues in snap-confine, the capabilitiy bits don't suffice, some mounts fail | 15:11 |
Son_Goku | generally no | 15:12 |
zyga | Son_Goku: but I'll trace that back to what is needed, I suspect that we may need full root | 15:12 |
zyga | Son_Goku: (so setuid bit) | 15:12 |
Son_Goku | either the policy is supplied as a module package, or it is part of fedora-selinux policy | 15:12 |
zyga | Son_Goku: ok | 15:12 |
Son_Goku | flatpak, luckily, doesn't need a special policy because of how restrictive its scope is | 15:13 |
Son_Goku | and snappy, unfortunately, cannot speak selinux yet | 15:13 |
zyga | Son_Goku: it's all doable, we just need more experience | 15:13 |
Son_Goku | yes | 15:13 |
newbie_ | does anyone knows where I can find more information on parts? I read the documentation, but wasn't enough :/ | 18:31 |
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mup | PR snapcraft#901 opened: Basic 'enable-travis' implementation <Created by cprov> <https://github.com/snapcore/snapcraft/pull/901> | 23:47 |
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