I just did one of my two nodes. Easy upgrade, looks good so far.

When you have HA.

Not surprised. It looks like it’s really just a malicious configuration more than anything.

Fortunately, I’m pretty sure you already have to be root to modify PAM.

Yes, this is what IP routing does. Your router needs to know where to send that traffic, and the tunnel gateway (your server) needs to accept and route it over the tunnel.

Don’t forget that packet responses also need to reach your device.

Not interactive? I’ll stick with cluster ssh, and ansible for my non-interactive stuff.

I know, having had one, that you can set a power budget… but it’s going to clock your CPUs all the way down and still run at least 120W with horrible performance.

That would be a good place to start. Which providers does it support?

You can self host services on cloud servers.

You could also put it on a cloud system and not worry about your local connection.

What are you actually using for storage, and how is it connected?

I run MECM at home so that my Windows machines don’t reboot themselves on their own. Apparently it corrupted its database some weeks ago, and I didn’t notice until the backups had aged out. So I had to build a new one from scratch, and holy fuck I hate it every time. So many steps not documented or automated in the installation, to say nothing of all the items scattered across the MECM console that you have to configure before it does anything.

So I guess I should get around to log and system monitoring.

Docker should be trivial to run. Hopefully it gives you some useful messages in the logs.

I’m lazy so I just use byobu

How long is the warranty? If the warranty is through the company, how long is the company going to be around?

What is a “device” in NetworkManager world? If they’re talking about interfaces, haven’t we been able to do that for decades with iptables?

Are you affiliated with the project? Because I don’t think the devs are tracking this post. You should contribute to the project itself: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy

Looks like it was fixed in 2004, and there were no messages any more recently. Looks like it was just never closed, not unfixed, unless I’m missing something.

Edit: the bug tracker it was fixed in 2.01, which came out 2004-07-23. But the changelog says #186085 was fixed in 2.00, strangely. And the current version, 3.73, was released 2023-05-25.

After more sleuthing, I hunted down the micronews mailing list where they discussed this: https://lists.debian.org/debian-publicity/2025/07/msg00003.html

I guess in 2004 they made the criteria for inclusion on the task list stricter, so what’s being fixed now is that they’re changing the debian installer to include selections for tasks/blends like debian med? I don’t see where that’s indicated though.

You can have it right now if you download and compile it.

Tell me about it. I’ve been using Blender since before 2.5, when everything was garish 90s design. But I use it so sporadically that every time I use it again, I have to look up where all the buttons went. At least the search function is pretty good.

I’d forgotten all about the notification LED. I wonder, could you flash a small part of an OLED display to achieve something similar while still being low power?