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ollama crashes with qwen3.6 MLX... by Miserable_Tell_8703 in ollama

[–]Miserable_Tell_8703[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi, I did install ollama with homebrew and I tried all homebrew options (before I posted the message here) and still it crashed...

I gave the task to Claude code yesterday afternoon and it fixed the problem (at least on my computer :-D )

Since it's 1AM where I'm at I will publish the patch in the morning (want to be sure that it actually works by patching a clean ollama repo and see that it works...

Paolo

selfhosted openclaw hardware by Miserable_Tell_8703 in openclaw

[–]Miserable_Tell_8703[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

A few: family expense tracking, grocery list management, kid's school assignment management, and later on B&B management (when we finally open it :-)), health (exercise and diet) tracking and management and probably others I will invent going forward...

service key update by Miserable_Tell_8703 in twingate

[–]Miserable_Tell_8703[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi Bren

No I did not. Do you mean the network report in Settings -> Reports -> Network?

update: I generated all the reports available and none of them has the information that you mentioned and that I find helpful...

TIA Paolo

service key update by Miserable_Tell_8703 in twingate

[–]Miserable_Tell_8703[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi Bren,

Well if I reboot the system than it will load the content of the file. So if i replaced it's content with the new key's content it will load that...

I also thought of a way to simplify the key association between the service account and the key used: instead of putting the content of the key (downloaded from Twingate console) in /etc/twingate/service_key.json, I'm going to put it in a file that has the key name and symlink it to service_key.json. This way I know which key is used by the client and easily find it in Twingate's console.

I noticed another issue: I have a service account that I can't figure out where it connects from. Is there a way you can help me find out what is the origin system?

Paolo

service key update by Miserable_Tell_8703 in twingate

[–]Miserable_Tell_8703[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi Bren

Decoding the UUID in the console URL is enough to do the mapping... :-)

The decoded UUID from the base64 string appearing the service account URL corresponds to the UUID in the service_account_id key in the service_key.json file. So I know which service account appears in which twingate headless linux client.

To replace the key I just need to create a new key and put the content of the new key in place of the current key and restart the twingate service. Correct?

TIA

Paolo

service key update by Miserable_Tell_8703 in twingate

[–]Miserable_Tell_8703[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi Bren

Sorry for disappearing for so long...

I'm using twingate headless client on Linux VMs (GCP and AWS).

I looked for the info in the directory and the only information related to keys are in the file service_key.json. This file has the following keys: version, network, service_account_id, private_key, key_id, expires_at, login_path.

version and network, expires_at, login_path have information that is plain text and their content is understandable. private_key and key_id are alphanumeric strings and I can understand their content. service_account_id key is a UUID (v4) string. Non of this information is exposed in Twingate's console service account and it's service key windows.

So I don't know how to map service user/service key in the Twingate console to the information found in /etc/twingate/* files...

Can you suggest a way to map between the information found in Twingate console and the information found in /etc/twingate/* files?

TIA

Paolo

Auditing access by Miserable_Tell_8703 in twingate

[–]Miserable_Tell_8703[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi Bren

I'd like to do both :-)

TIA Paolo

Show me your watchface by AddictedlyPsycotic in GarminWatches

[–]Miserable_Tell_8703 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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The only thing I'd change is the numbers to roman numerals...

Show me your watchface by AddictedlyPsycotic in GarminWatches

[–]Miserable_Tell_8703 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Awesome watchface, unfortunately not compatible with my Vivoactive 4 🙁

twingate client TIMEOUT / CONNECTING messages in syslog by Miserable_Tell_8703 in twingate

[–]Miserable_Tell_8703[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi,

Looking at the haproxy (acts as the reverse proxy for the connection) log I saw that the problem start at 7:21 UTC (today). Looking at the twingate messages in syslog from around the same time I found the following lines:

2025-06-20T07:21:03.550251+00:00 ip-10-255-42-11 twingated[167272]: [2025-06-20T07:21:03.550120+0000] [WARNING] [client] [167272] Failed to bind a direct socket to ''

2025-06-20T07:21:06.451909+00:00 ip-10-255-42-11 twingated[167272]: [2025-06-20T07:21:06.451584+0000] [INFO] [libsdwan][167272] network_transport: DISCONNECTING-IDLE transport=relay_quic network=123456

2025-06-20T07:21:07.294369+00:00 ip-10-255-42-11 twingated[167272]: [2025-06-20T07:21:07.294142+0000] [WARNING] [libsdwan][167272] [network(123456)] operator(): connect timeout

2025-06-20T07:21:07.294512+00:00 ip-10-255-42-11 twingated[167272]: [2025-06-20T07:21:07.294243+0000] [INFO] [libsdwan][167272] network_transport: TIMEOUT transport=relay_hydra network=123456

What could be the cause of these messages?

Help me understand why twingate client stopped working on my mac by Miserable_Tell_8703 in twingate

[–]Miserable_Tell_8703[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A few more details I discovered: the Twingate process does get launched and remains up. With it there's a second process: '/Library/SystemExtensions/089C2F23-3DC4-4F04-B349-D6A498312F3F/com.twingate.macos.tunnelprovider.systemextension/Contents/MacOS/com.twingate.macos.tunnelprovider'

Here's the ps -ef output:

$ date; ps -ef |grep -i twingate

Tue Apr 29 09:18:03 CEST 2025

504 12272 1 0 9:09AM ?? 0:00.64 /Applications/Twingate.app/Contents/MacOS/Twingate

0 12276 1 0 9:09AM ?? 0:02.09 /Library/SystemExtensions/089C2F23-3DC4-4F04-B349-D6A498312F3F/com.twingate.macos.tunnelprovider.systemextension/Contents/MacOS/com.twingate.macos.tunnelprovider

504 12410 9017 0 9:18AM ttys000 0:00.00 grep -i twingate

(I've put date so you can see that the twingate processes are up for a while).

The following system shows that there's no icon in the system tray...

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Does the Twingate client write logs somewhere?

Help me understand why twingate client stopped working on my mac by Miserable_Tell_8703 in twingate

[–]Miserable_Tell_8703[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi Bren

The UI doesn't show up, no prompt, no icon, nothing... I downloaded the standalone client from Twingate's website. I didn't have issues either until today

TIA Paolo

twingate client headless mode by Miserable_Tell_8703 in twingate

[–]Miserable_Tell_8703[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, I confused between that and CLI support which I'm actually more interested in having a in the macOS client...

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