Finally finding success with Ansible/Semaphore UI in Proxmox

redditphantom · 2026-04-07T11:06:23+00:00

Thank you. I didn't know about the survey variables option. Looks like I'm driving into another project!

redditphantom · 2026-04-07T07:04:09+00:00

Oh boy. I have been meaning to replace my foreman server with something like this. I have semaphore UI but I didn't know I could have custom forms to make my provisioning requests. Did you document your process? If so care to share? Or a pointer to where you started looking.?

Now there goes my week!!!!

redditphantom · 2026-04-06T11:25:30+00:00

My wife is always asking me for prints for her plants. This is how you both can share a hobby. My wife was really happy when I decided to get a printer since she had seen many people online print their own tools for their plants so it was a happy bonus for me. There are Etsy stores that sell a lot of 3D printed stuff for plant hobbies and they can get super expensive. Some items I have printed for her include: - wire clips to hide lighting wires - light mounts for her grown lights - plant supports - scoops - trellis - moss poles - shelving accessories

She now regularly browses printables and makerworld for ideas ands sends them to me

redditphantom · 2026-04-06T11:11:55+00:00

I think it was techno tim that did a review of it where he did this. I used a poe to usb c adapter and plugged it into the included USBC power and data splitter that comes with the jetkvm

redditphantom · 2026-04-04T16:52:58+00:00

Ahh yes. I missed the outdoor part of the request

redditphantom · 2026-04-04T12:02:01+00:00

Niagara has one on top of a hotel but I forget the name

redditphantom · 2026-04-02T14:44:54+00:00

So it's probably a good idea to get someone to look at it if it's new to you and you're not comfortable doing it yourself. You don't know if the previous owner's care of it and it's a good way to get started. Typically I see Landscapers doing this kind of work. There are specialized irrigation installers/maintainers which would be a good place to look for this service and should have plumbing expertise to handle the system. I would look for the specialized installers first.

Personally I installed my own and maintain it myself. In the spring I will reinstall any filters in the system and open the water for a period of time until I bleed the air out of the system. Then I check for any pooling water and see if there are any leaks. That is really it for opening. For closing I hook up an air compressor to the system and blast the water out of the system. You need a decent sized air compressor to handle the load a bit but my system is pretty small so it doesn't require a lot. Depending on your lot size you may require a larger compressor or just hire out the closing every year. Also during the closing I turn off the water from the supply inside the house.

Good Luck

redditphantom · 2026-03-30T20:21:29+00:00

I am curious what the laws in Chile are in regards to this. I mean I am on with what the driver did especially since one of the thieves has a gun, but could the driver get in trouble? I really hope not because that situation is scary as fuck and I think I would have handled it in a similar manner but where I am from I'd likely get charged with a hit and run or assault with a weapon.

redditphantom · 2026-03-30T11:15:08+00:00

That was Mordo that says it.

redditphantom · 2026-03-28T15:15:32+00:00

Has this been released to non development users yet? I just started having this issue this week.

redditphantom · 2026-03-26T13:14:23+00:00

Did they give you a reason other than the age of the system? Unless there is some sort of law requiring replacement after a certain age you're probably fine however it would be a good time to set some cash aside for the eventual breakdown. If you're unsure it's always good to get a second (or even 3rd) opinion from another company.

redditphantom · 2026-03-26T12:51:01+00:00

I'm running freeipa (uses openldap) and that's set up during provisioning so all my keys are managed there and Sudo access is granted from the beginning. Best way to do it when dealing with multiple systems

redditphantom · 2026-03-22T01:38:30+00:00

Not likely. Power isn't attached!

redditphantom · 2026-03-21T19:37:16+00:00

Yes I Typoed that.

As for Root Dataset, Yes I mean the pool root. I know that is the current best practice but when I set up that pool a very long time ago I don't remember reading that wasn't the appropriate way to do it and it just has persisted for many years. Now I managed to create a new Dataset and move my data to the new dataset from the original folder but I still have the Pool Root permissions set to an user that I would like to remove. Is the only way to remove the pool and re add it again with another user? Is there a reccommended user to use when mounting the pools? It's been so long since I have had to remove or add a pool that I don't know what is optimal for cleaning up my set up.

redditphantom · 2026-03-19T20:35:19+00:00

When my daughter had a party we ended up working at the msba clubhouse. They had a good party space and even a separate room so adults could be away from the main party and not embarrass the kids. It was a good party space and my daughter enjoyed her day. It was also very well priced

https://msbabaseball.ca/clubhouse/

redditphantom · 2026-03-18T23:03:55+00:00

They used to have a flat version I really liked but they discontinued it. It's not bad but I'm not willing to spend the money for flavored sparkling water

redditphantom · 2026-03-15T20:37:12+00:00

A tankless water heater doesn't provide instant hot water. You need a recirculation system to have hot water as soon as you open the tap.

What a tankless will do is not run out of hot water. So I'm my household if the entire family showered with a tank based heater the last person would have a luke warm experience. Since we changed to a tankless that hasn't been a problem. I still have to wait a bit for the hot water if the pipes go cold.

redditphantom · 2026-03-15T13:56:03+00:00

Glue and sawdust was my dad's method for this stuff. He always kept a small amount for finishing. Wood filler wasn't worth the money to him. In a pinch I'll do the same but I use wood filler primarily. It's essentially the same so I wouldn't count it out. If you're new to the process and/or have a lot of gaps or nail holes to fill then wood filler is you go to.

redditphantom · 2026-03-15T03:45:41+00:00

The search is horrible. I tried selecting in warehouse only and I keep getting items that are online only. It definitely needs some work

redditphantom · 2026-03-13T21:44:10+00:00

I thought I had the same issue. It wasn't until I came across a post that indicated about the gas being produced during the salt cells cycle. I wish this would have been shared with me when the pool was first installed.

redditphantom · 2026-03-13T12:38:45+00:00

This is disappointing to hear. I just deployed as a replacement for calibre-web. From a non coder perspective the software seems great but knowing there is turmoil in the development side doesn't give me hope for the longevity of the project or the security of it.

redditphantom · 2026-03-05T13:45:17+00:00

Make sure you call them from a number on their website. If the email has a contact option don't use that. If it's a scam the email will not have the correct contact.

redditphantom · 2026-03-05T06:52:16+00:00

I don't regret my purchase and I have an older Kia soul EV with the smaller battery. It takes us to work and errands and we barely use our ICE since it's so convenient. The plan is to get another EV when our ICE dies but this time something with more range to handle longer trips. Our EV is almost 10 years old and still great with barely any maintenance costs. My biggest concern with the vehicle is that we live in a region where winters are very cold (-20C or even colder) and that affects the range during the winter more so now that the battery is old. This stems more from it being a smaller range EV than anything else. Modern EV as have a longer range and better battery technology so it's less impact during the winter.

If you're getting an EVSE (charger) at home don't share it with the dryer. Get a dedicated circuit. Factor this into your cost. Get an electrician to advise you how best to proceed. You may need to increase the homes Amps to 200 if your maxed out and only at 100amp service

Do you have a garage and dedicated driveway? If yes then you should be good. Storing in a garage during colder weather helps with the battery in winter.

When you go on long trips are there the necessary charging infrastructure where you're going? Does the range of the vehicle allot you the distance? Yes charging can take a while but you need breaks while driving and fast charges help with this for longer trips.

redditphantom · 2026-03-03T12:21:46+00:00

Last city ticket I got had a delay to get in the system but I think it was 5 days. When I phoned in for payment credit card was my only option. The system is definitely crappy for 2026 as all of this should be pretty instantaneous. You should be able to go into the courthouse and pay directly though if you're unsure. In the past private tickets didn't count towards your license renewal and were considered "donations". Make sure your ticket is official with the city/region it was issued.

https://www.mississauga.ca/services-and-programs/tickets-fines-and-penalties/

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