Mark Janssen

Pulling this fixes the integration now working in 2023.06 as well... please merge ;)

On a fresh debian-12 vm: - apt update && apt install git ansible - git clone [email protected]:minvws/nl-kat-coordination.git - cd nl-kat-coordination - git checkout sigio-ansible-playbook - cd scripts/installation - ansible-playbook openkat.yaml

root@openkat:~/nl-kat-coordination/scripts/installation# ansible-playbook openkat.yaml [WARNING]: No inventory was parsed, only implicit localhost is available [WARNING]: provided hosts list is empty, only localhost is available. Note that the implicit localhost does not...

octopoes-workers don't work yet... the rest seems ok at first glance octopoes-worker error: AttributeError: '_thread._local' object has no attribute 'rabbit_channel'

Moved to https://github.com/sigio/openkat-ansible/blob/master/openkat.yaml so we don't lose this, as it should still work just fine.

We linten onze playbooks over het algemeen met ansible-lint en de volgende config... dus als je de mogelijke meldingen van ansible-lint meteen kan verwerken, dan zou dit github linter 'm...

Same here.... weird thing is... ser2nets does receive the data.... if I connect on the monitoring port and issue a 'monitor term ' command there, I do get to see...

All later versions seem to be the same for my use-case... tried all seemingly relevant commits commit 52ae6ec6e5c004f5fdbbd8304dd7cb18f76353b4 --> First version that allows multiple connections, but doesn't print serial output...

Thanks.... seems the upstream version does indeed do this... with the 'max-connections=X' option... Doesn't work for the version in debian currently... but works with the git-version.

Same here... I've used the dns api on openprovider with dehydrated (I wrote that backend for dehydrated), but was looking into acme.sh since it has wider support, but giving me...