habys | hey folks, if I'm adding a local repo key via the `user-data` file, it seems to put the keys in /etc/apt/trusted.gpg, which breaks running `apt update` with `curtin in-target`. Is this a known issue? | 00:29 |
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habys | seems like the work around is to add the keys manually and not use the `sources: source/key' section of `user-data` | 00:30 |
habys | just curious if anyone else is running into this | 00:30 |
habys | oh hey, I just saw there is a #cloud-init channel, I'm going to ask there, maybe that channel is a better match | 00:43 |
sarnold | this isn't a wrong place, but perhaps it'll be less likely to be overlooked there, yeah | 00:47 |
habys | I'm still trying to figure out the parts of the installer, so thanks for patience. I've gotta set up network booting for jammy server and desktop. | 00:50 |
habys | I've got server pretty well handled, just trying to clean up some rough edges, desktop.. I'm trying to just use my same server ipxe config but install the `ubuntu-desktop` package at the end.. Not sure if that's crazy, but anyone has a better idea, I'd be much obliged | 00:51 |
sarnold | alas I've done very little install automation :( | 01:00 |
habys | no worries, I'm reading examples, and code, and slowly making progress | 01:12 |
habys | I did see most people are using NFS to set up desktop, and I'm going to avoid it if I can | 01:12 |
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alkisg | habys: not sure I understood correctly, but if you're looking to netboot ubuntu server/desktop (not just the installer), have a look at ltsp.org | 05:20 |
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habys | I have a server that allows machines to install ubuntu over the network. I was able to get ubuntu-server working pretty well with some rough edges, but I am failing to make a pxe target that installs ubuntu-desktop. | 11:24 |
habys | In the process of getting a working network install target of ubuntu-desktop my biggest hurdle is when there is an issue with my `user-data` file, the installer will crash. I will see this: https://termbin.com/rgfj and when I read the extremely long error log (in this case: /var/crash/167...install_fail.crash) it appears to provide no insight into what caused the install to crash. | 11:26 |
Guest3335 | Hello. Does somebody know: how to move data folder in wasabi wallet? I want to keep my wallets on SSD. I use Ubuntu 22.04.01 LTS. Wasabi 2.0.2.1 for Ubuntu | 11:58 |
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tomreyn | Guest3335: that's a desktop application from what i read - then #ubuntu would be the better place to ask. but you'll probably be better off asking at https://github.com/zkSNACKs/WalletWasabi/discussions/categories/support | 13:19 |
tomreyn | or here https://github.com/zkSNACKs/WalletWasabi/discussions/5185 | 13:20 |
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Liver_K | Why isn't the bug report platform in the topic here? | 16:15 |
ogra | Liver_K, the "bugreport platform" is: "ubuntu-bug <packagename>" in all *buntus ... | 16:30 |
Liver_K | I was taking about launchpad | 16:33 |
ogra | that is where ubuntu-bug ends up filing your bug ... | 16:34 |
Liver_K | But you can also report them right on launchpad right? | 18:53 |
sarnold | yeah | 18:53 |
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Odd_Bloke | ubuntu-advantage-client is giving me a conffile prompt on upgrade because I opted out of the apt spam it produces. >.< | 20:09 |
sarnold | argh | 20:11 |
Odd_Bloke | https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-advantage-tools/+bug/2003977 | 20:19 |
-ubottu:#ubuntu-server- Launchpad bug 2003977 in ubuntu-advantage-tools (Ubuntu) "Disabling apt spam results in a conffile prompt on upgrade" [Undecided, New] | 20:19 | |
sarnold | thanks | 20:20 |
Odd_Bloke | Nothing says "buy our trustworthy support" like breaking people's upgrades to troll /r/linux. | 20:25 |
ogra | the diff doesnt really look like it is the prompt switch alone causing the conffile prompt though ... | 20:27 |
sarnold | I haven't actually looked at this package yet, but the Usual Pattern is to check an md5sum of a config file and if it's different, prompt about it; otherwise just replace it | 20:30 |
sarnold | so all the spelling changes and line reorders and so on might not have been a big deal for the people who left it alone | 20:31 |
sarnold | but if you do change the file, now you get all the random housekeeping changes to deal with, too | 20:31 |
Odd_Bloke | Yeah, you can't infer that it would or wouldn't have been a clean upgrade from that diff. | 20:33 |
JanC | there are ways to fix that with extra files for local overrides, of course... | 20:34 |
JanC | (or just make the package removable, as suggested...) | 20:35 |
sarnold | I'm sure i suggest The Systemd Config File Layout to someone every three months, give or take :) | 20:35 |
sarnold | for as much as I grumble about systemd, some things are just worth the complexity | 20:35 |
JanC | there are many ways to do it really: include something in /etc/default/, have a /etc/*.d/ config directory, etc. | 20:36 |
JanC | or have the default config somewhere under /usr/ | 20:37 |
JanC | all of them depend on having multiple files :) | 20:40 |
JanC | in theory you could probably use 1 file and some more intelligent way to compare/merge them than an md5 sum & replace :) | 20:41 |
JanC | & replace-the-whole-file | 20:41 |
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