YamiYukiSenpai
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On my Kubuntu gaming PC, here are their group IDs: kvm - 109 sgx - 108 render - 110 While on my NAS (Ubuntu Server): kvm - 108 sgx - 107 render - 109 My goal is to make the kvm group ID exactly the same on both systems (and on my upcoming Proxmox server as well), since I put my ISOs on my NAS (via NFS), and I’m using it for my VMs on my PC and servers. Everything seems to be working so far with 775 or 664, but my I’m having this itch to make it consistent. Is it safe and worth it? -
I'm working on setting up a PXE server with Ubuntu Server VM and iVentoy. Here's what I got working so far: PXE server itself (and tried DHCP reserved and static IP) dnsmasq works and VM appears to be able to detect the server and load NBP iventoy_loader_160000_uefi However, it just doesn't seem to see to load. Here's my dnsmasq file I created on my PiHoles: dhcp-boot=iventoy_loader_16000_uefi,pxe,192.168.100.15 Any ideas on what I could be missing?
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linux autofs vs systemd automount
YamiYukiSenpai replied to YamiYukiSenpai's topic in Linux, macOS and Everything Not-Windows
huh. Never thought of that TBH. I do have a service in my server that's using contents in an external drive. -
autofs vs systemd automount
YamiYukiSenpai replied to YamiYukiSenpai's topic in Linux, macOS and Everything Not-Windows
I get the fact that its formatted just like any other systemd service, but 2 files to make automount work seems complicated? -
I'm used to using automount, and it's reinforced by the fact that I use it in my job. Just curious to know which one you prefer, and if there's performance benefit of one over the other?
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Copy /home with rsync?
YamiYukiSenpai replied to Edward78's topic in Linux, macOS and Everything Not-Windows
there should be a config in System Settings for that. If you search for cursor on the Kickoff (application menu) or KRunner, it'll be there Also, when I use rsync I do rsync -avP /home/<username> <destination> the parameters are: a - archive v - verbose P - --partial --progress
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Oh! I think I'm seeing the picture, and I'm starting to think that I was misunderstanding something fundamental. Correct me if I'm wrong, but the ability to roam won't be in the router's OS, but in the APs themselves? And to manage the AP's WiFi capabilities, it'll be done on a separate network server/software that's built for that specific AP? So this means that if I want a seamless roam, it'll be based on the APs I purchase?
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which one's functioning as a router?
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I’m planning on building a DIY router with 2-3 APs. I haven’t decided if I should use OpenWRT or pfSense or something else (would love to hear your inputs on that). If I want it to have mesh roaming capabilites, what are the things I need to keep in mind? Would I be able to use any APs, or would I need to use one from the same brand/model?
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I updated my AD user account with new groups, and my Ubuntu 22.04 and 20.04 systems aren't getting the new groups. I have to clear the cache and restart SSSD to fix it. Is there a more permanent solution? Apr 01 13:01:34 krb5_child[1914548]: No credentials cache found (filename: /tmp/krb5cc_10715_XG6gbr) Apr 01 13:01:25 krb5_child[1912964]: Preauthentication failed Apr 01 13:01:25 krb5_child[1912964]: Preauthentication failed Apr 01 13:01:25 krb5_child[1912964]: Preauthentication failed Apr 01 10:15:53 sssd[780417]: tkey query failed: GSSAPI error: Major = Unspecified GSS failure. Minor code may provide more information, Minor = Server not found in Kerberos database. Apr 01 10:15:53 sssd[780412]: ; TSIG error with server: tsig verify failure Apr 01 10:15:53 sssd[780412]: ; TSIG error with server: tsig verify failure Apr 01 10:15:53 sssd[780407]: ; TSIG error with server: tsig verify failure Apr 01 10:15:53 sssd[780407]: ; TSIG error with server: tsig verify failure That's the error I was seeing on the journal.
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I have couple of servers, and some printers applied with static IP. Is it possible for them to show up in PiHole's DNS automatically?
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This is pretty much what I want. I don't want to buy an extra drive because I want to erase the current disk.
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My goal is RAID 10. So I can configure the drive's partition as RAID 10, then just add more drives? Or do I just set it as Btrfs, and then do the configuration in the future?
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Is it possible to setup ZFS/Btrfs RAID with just 1 drive, and will just add more drives in the future? I currently just purchased 1 20TB IronWolf & planning on buying another 1 later this year for my Jellyfin/Nextcloud server. I plan on getting another 20TB NAS drive in the future, and i don't want to deal with erasing the drive, and just want to simply add the drive for and enable redundancy. Then add a 3rd for RAID 10.
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Won't peripherals work, like how they are when plugged to my front panel?
