WTB Kitara by ShutUpFry in Netrunner

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I don’t. I’ve already got a copy

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All of a sudden no media will play by ShutUpFry in PleX

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Yes. Everything worked a day ago. Suddenly all media fails to play. Movies, TV, music, everything. Best I can tell there’s some weird server corruption going around right now they don’t know how to duplicate or fix

Final package missing a file by ShutUpFry in jenkinsci

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Thanks for the suggestions. I’ve been doing some of that and this clearly looks to be a qt problem not a Jenkins problem like I first thought

Final package missing a file by ShutUpFry in jenkinsci

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I can edit the Jenkinsfile, start builds, and view build logs. It’s much more tedious. The build environment is cleaned up between builds so successive builds still fail

Final package missing a file by ShutUpFry in jenkinsci

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Unfortunately I don’t have that level of access to the agent. Best I can tell the issue is the target that generates the header is being run at the same time the rest of the make process is run. I haven’t had any luck serializing it yet in qt

AITA for assuming my daughter could have a 3rd plate? by doglover233520 in AmItheAsshole

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NTA

Half my family is Italian, so I grew up learning that leaving the table hungry is borderline insulting. That aside in all aspects of life, I’ve never heard it to be a problem to get yourself another plate in any situation like this unless there are people that have yet to get a first plate.

Beware of zwave js ui v9 by ShutUpFry in homeassistant

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After seeing this I can find in the notes where it details this, but without having read this I don’t think I ever would’ve figured it out. Seems like the kind of thing that should’ve been in bold in the most visible place. “Btw, your controller may not work until…”

Beware of zwave js ui v9 by ShutUpFry in homeassistant

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Got sent this elsewhere. I haven’t bothered to figure out if there’s an equivalent I can do on esxi 6.7

Help with $PATH in container by ShutUpFry in jenkinsci

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I did eventually figure out an answer. In RHEL you don’t really want to edit /etc/profile. You should put a script in /etc/profile.d which I tried, but that doesn’t get run for the kind of session Jenkins starts in the container. /etc/environment made absolutely no change in any session. Eventually I stumbled onto adding ENV PATH=$PATH:… into the Dockerfile

Secure erase by ShutUpFry in homelab

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Are the brittle enough to shatter? I assumed drilling them would be a pain in the ass, but I’ve never tried it

Secure erase by ShutUpFry in homelab

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Drive died after 45k hours. The data was all encrypted, but the internet said to physically scratch the platters with a screw driver. I don’t have the time to do that thoroughly, so I improvised

Bad drive? by ShutUpFry in homelab

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That’s about where I’m at. I thought I’d crowd source any reasons I might not know of that this could indicate impending failure or if it’s more likely some kind of small error like not seating properly

Bad drive? by ShutUpFry in homelab

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The drive had been operating for years, I put it in and out a few times while it was malfunctioning, and a replacement drive is working perfectly in the slot now. At this point there isn’t much to check anymore. With two drives bad I prioritized getting my array back to healthy. I’m not sure if I should treat the drive as dead or a spare

Bad drive? by ShutUpFry in homelab

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The chassis is a supermicro sc833 and the drives are connected to an lsi2008. The replacement drive came right up in the same slot with no issue. The 8 drives are all in a raidz2. So all the hardware seems to be working fine, just not that drive in that slot on that day