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PBCrunch posted:I recently took the plunge on using whole-disk encryption on my Fedora install. Everything works, but is there some way to request a reboot (or something close to a reboot) that doesn't require that I trot my happy rear end to wherever the computer is to type the encryption key before the machine will boot up? You can also try starting up a little dropbear sshd before the mounting so you can ssh in to unlock it. There are few examples online like this seemingly maintained one https://github.com/gsauthof/dracut-sshd specifically for fedora.
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Twerk from Home posted:What's the least bad solution for huge file transfers over high bandwidth high latency WAN connections? Must be encrypted of course. How huge, how many files, how often?
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Noslo posted:edit to clarify: When I install those things, I have to elevate to root, and then they seem to install in the root directory with root permissions Are you using npm to install these? When you say 'have to' is it npm saying it can't write to where it wants to?
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xzzy posted:I tried getting traefik to work for some web services in our OKD cluster and was unable to get it to do anything useful. It's very possible I am a giant idiot though. traefik has(had?) a documentation problem where there was a ton of poorly labeled v1 docs littering up everywhere and they did a lot breaking changes to config for v2, so even if you were reading good looking stuff you might have just been lead astray of valid configs
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KozmoNaut posted:
If you have something running that's still using 'deleted' files the space isn't free'd till it lets go. If you do something like code:
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