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I use Ansible to provision Windows VMs on VCenter and we currently evaluating cloudbase-init. With our workflow it's not possible to know the MAC of the VM before we build the VM. So, our metadata look like this: network: version: 2 ethernets: id0: match: name: "Ethernet*" addresses: - 192.168.0.100 gateway4: 192.168.0.254 nameservers: addresses: - 192.168.0.1 - 192.168.0.2 However, cloudbase-init doesn't configure the IP and the logs have the following: INFO cloudbaseinit.init [-] Executing plugin 'NetworkConfigPlugin' ERROR cloudbaseinit.init [-] plugin 'NetworkConfigPlugin' failed with error ''NoneType' object has no attribute 'lower'' ERROR cloudbaseinit.init [-] 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'lower': AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'lower' ERROR cloudbaseinit.init Traceback (most recent call last): ERROR cloud

I am running Zorin Linux 18 in a QEMU vm that uses: qemu-system-x86_64 -machine pc-q35-11.0 \ -enable-kvm -m 16G -smp 4 -cpu host \ -audiodev pa,id=snd0 \ -device intel-hda -device hda-duplex,audiodev=snd0 \ -device virtio-gpu-pci,hostmem=2G \ -drive file=/mnt/wd26TbLinux/qemu_vms/zorinux/zorinux.qcow2,format=qcow2 \ -netdev bridge,id=hn0,br=br0,helper=/opt/qemu_v11.0.0/libexec/qemu-bridge-helper \ -device virtio-net-pci,netdev=hn0,id=nic1 \ -boot order=c I am using qemu 11 and my VM sees 2 displays... Why? Thanks in advance

you!! I am wondering. How can I create this bug red BUTTON that is fired twice? In other words, it should START after having being pushed twice as ”two-single-clicks” My code (cider): .addEventListener(”dblclick”, myFunction) { function myFunction() { let ballsicle = {}; ballsicle.name = ”Annika Andersson”; ballsicle.teardrop = function EatMe() { }; } } Thanks in advance!

I have a Palo Alto PA-VM in AWS set up for a "bump-in-the-wire" firewall for traffic in the same region but different VPC and different account with a Gateway Load-Balancer (GWLB) in between. The short version of this question: does a proper GWLB setup (same region, different accounts) for a "hairpin", "bump-on-the-wire", "north-south" traffic inspection require extra pieces (such as a TGW or other intermediary step) for packets to actually reach the firewall? Is there another technical limitation I'm overlooking? I tried this same setup in my test environment first (all in the same region using different VPCs, main difference was everything on the same account) and it worked fine. I'm cheap, so I swapped the PA-VM for a Linux EC2 at that time. The current setup will have traffic moving as follows: random internet client --> IGW (data vpc) --> VPCendpoint (data vpc, for GWLB) --> GWLB (fw vpc) -->

Server runs Trixie. Client runs Trixie. Local connection, my RSA key is used, passwordless login. Tor connection (Tor Hidden Service), I am asked for password. Also over Tor connection, but not local: SSH proxy fails to connect. It feels like there is a MITM attack. But could also be an SSH-over TCP issue? All of this worked under buster. Not sure about bookworm.

I'm tying to build an Ansible inventory using the Ansible amazon.aws.aws_ec2 plugin with nested hostvars. I want the resulting inventory to resemble: all: children: aws_ec2: hosts: myhost.compute.internal: .... myvargroup: mykey: 10-0-1-1 In my aws_ec2.yml file I have plugin: amazon.aws.aws_ec2 strict: True filters: tag-key: dynamic_node_role compose: foo: "'bar'" myvargroup: mykey: private_ip_address | regex_replace ('\.', '-') However when I run ansible-inventory -i aws_ec2.yaml --list -y instead of rendering the value of the expression it renders the expression itself. myvargroup: mykey: private_ip_address | regex_replace ('\\.', '-') NOTE: ansible replaced the \. with \\. in the output. The ansible documentation seems to suggest that it shou

I formatted a drive on a NAS qnap TS209 flash drive of 32 GB in ext2. Attempting to mount on debian 10 and Windows fails. Any ideas?

<INPUT TYPE=”text” NAME=”username” CLASS=”username” REQUIRED> <INPUT TYPE=”email” NAME=’emailVerify’ CLASS=’emailVerify’ REQUIRED> <INPUT TYPE=’password’ NAME=’password’ CLASS=’password’ REQUIRED> <BUTTON TYPE=’submit’ ONCLICK=”$('.cuteNess').toggle()” NAME=”submit”>Create account</BUTTON> <DIV CLASS=’cuteNess’></DIV> The terms should toggle visibility upon BUTTON click! Updated inquiry: ONCLICK=’document.getElementsByClassName(”utenhet”).innerHTML = ”Terms of Service<BR>This game (\”monkacres.se, M/A\”)<BR>Violation of the terms will produce:<BR>An error page/message”’ />Create account!</BUTTON><BR /><BR /> <DIV CLASS=’utenhet’ /></DIV> Is this the correct syntax even?

I purchased a failover /30 IP range from OVH for my Proxmox host server. Can I use all the IPs in that range and assign them to VMs on the host? ps: im using the default bridge setup Normally, with a /30 subnet, only 2 IPs are usable. However, in OVH’s setup, individual failover / additional IPs are provided as /32 and use the main host IP’s gateway. So does the same concept apply when purchasing a failover IP block (like a /30)? Can all the IPs in that range be assigned to VMs in the same way?

If LACP declaration (server side) will still send traffic when one of the NICs fails, is there any advantage to declaring a bond as one primary one slave? Other than having the backup on a financially cheaper route I cannot see any positive to it. Is there any valid technical argument in favour? I am trying to steer our automation toward LACP as a install default rather than active_backup as it is now.