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[08:41] <Guest38> if a ubuntu server with applications installed, and made into an image, and is to be used for multiple deployments, do we need to like "sysprep" it?
[09:28] <Guest38> or should i say virtprep?
[09:28] <enyc> Guest38: you can set a proper nick and register with nickserv here
[09:28] <enyc> Guest38: this is the 'now' correct ubuntu channels/IRC network
[09:34] <Guest38> do u know of any? enyc 
[09:40] <enyc> Guest38: sounds like some sort of "template" linux arranagement....
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[09:45] <leumashm> enyc template linux arrangement?
[09:52] <enyc> yes, creating "templates" or other managed install systems  may be more useful equivalent to  "sysprep", but I don't know
[10:08] <pikaro> hi! I'm trying to configure Netplan to use an IPv6 default gateway that's outside of the subnet. (provider requirement.) with ip, I can just say ip -6 route add <gateway> dev eth0 && ip -6 route add default via <gateway>. that works. With Netplan, I tried to add a route to the gateway and have tried to add a route to ::/0 with on_link: true, but neither attempt was a success. there's just no
[10:08] <pikaro> default route created and the host loses connectivity. what's the correct way to do this?
[10:41] <TJ-> pikaro: gateways are supposed to be on-link with link-local addresses
[10:41] <pikaro> TJ-, well, but it's not
[10:42] <TJ-> pikaro: I'd create the systemd-networkd unit rather than rely on netplan as intermediary
[10:42] <mgedmin> pikaro: I've a VPS with a similar situation on IPv4: the default gateway is not on any of the local subnets
[10:42] <mgedmin> the netplan yaml has a custom route for it, with { scope: link, to: 169.254.0.1, via: 0.0.0.0 }
[10:42] <pikaro> TJ-, OK, I will try that
[10:42] <pikaro> mgedmin: Oh, maybe the scope is the issue here, thanks!
[10:47] <pikaro> mgedmin: on second glance, I see what the suggestion was - not the scope but "via 0.0.0.0"... that doesn't make the least bit of sense but it seems to work :D
[10:48] <mgedmin> TBH I didn't have a suggestion :)
[10:49] <mgedmin> I like that my VPS has a netplan config file, and a slightly different older version named .bkp that doesn't have that route etc.
[10:52] <pikaro> bkp == backup, I'd assume
[12:39] <mrvdv> trying to install cockpit on my ubuntu 16.04 but it cant find it when i do apt-get install cockpit
[12:40] <mgedmin> 16.04 is EOL, you should upgrade
[12:40] <mgedmin> well, ESM rather than EOL, I suppose
[12:40] <mrvdv> i will when the time is right, atm wanting cockpit
[12:40] <mgedmin> 18.04 LTS does have cockpit
[12:40] <mrvdv> i dont have 18
[12:41] <mrvdv> i got 16
[12:41] <mgedmin> https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=cockpit doesn't even show if 16.04 used to have ir or not because 16.04 is EOL/ESM
[13:25] <codedmart> Do I need to do anything to install wayland if I am just use the server version? I am trying to use waypipe (https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mstoeckl/waypipe) but I see an error "wl_display@1: error 3: waypipe internal error Missing seat". I assume wayland is not running or something?
[13:34] <mgedmin> 'missing seat' probably means your systemd-logind doesn't know about any logged in gui sessions probably because there are none?
[13:34] <mgedmin> wayland is a protocol, not a thing that can be running
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[17:54] <mrvdv> is there a web client i can use to make users have a certain amount of bandwidth or certain amount of storage space
[22:40] <mrvdv> is there a web client i can use to make users have a certain amount of bandwidth or certain amount of storage space?
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