glaszig

enlighten me, please. how does docker handle management of the host’s network interfaces? built-in and usb dongles? can you run hostapd inside a container?

sorry, i enlightened myself. apparently you can indeed. looks like quite some work: https://github.com/fgg89/docker-ap

- https://github.com/v1s1t0r1sh3r3/airgeddon/wiki/Docker%20Linux - https://github.com/tsaikd/docker-builder/tree/master/net-wireless/hostapd/latest - https://github.com/brannondorsey/mitm-router

> By bind the etc/interfaces to docker as volume, you can alter it's settings...maybe this is easier... go, go, go!

there's currently no ui for this but recently #501 was merged. you can put custom configuration without fears of it being overwritten by raspap into `/etc/dnsmasq.d`. in your cases the...

yes. still an issue. specifically with webpack 5. without proper `exports` config in package.json it'll not find any module and complain about missing exports. see https://webpack.js.org/guides/package-exports/

> the most frustrating thing indeed it is. i'll see what i can do. for everybody else i guess it's something similar to hotwired/stimulus#569. only need to figure out how...

same stacktrace on 10.9.2. not funny.

[yes](https://github.com/glaszig/recurring_select/tree/modernization). see #166. if you feel adventurous, `Gemfile`: ```rb gem "recurring_select", github: "glaszig/recurring_select", branch: "modernization" ```

since `I18n.load_path` is dependent on gem load order there still is a chance ice_cube's vendored translations will overwrite definitions: `Gemfile`: ``` gem 'rails-i18n' gem 'ice_cube' ``` `I18n.localize` [requires the user...