Lars Kellogg-Stedman
Lars Kellogg-Stedman
@kevr I think this is your plugin. What is the `ignore_windows_list` code for? It currently has a somewhat arbitrary list of terminal names that is not user-configureable, and this particular...
I wonder if we should: (a) just remove it: ``` diff --git a/python/lnotify.py b/python/lnotify.py index 5070ba3..f3a20ac 100644 --- a/python/lnotify.py +++ b/python/lnotify.py @@ -94,20 +94,8 @@ def handle_msg(data, pbuffer, date, tags,...
I've worked around the problem by performing address assignment in the provisioning script instead: ``` #!/bin/bash BASEADDR="192.168.113" PREFIXLEN="24" NODE="${HOSTNAME:4}" sudo nmcli c add \ type ethernet \ conn.id eth1 \...
Having ganesha exit *only on startup* in the event of a syntax error would seem to be the best of both worlds. What if it were an optional behavior? `nfsd.ganesha...
> So what was the actual error? The actual error is in the description of this issue: ``` 22/07/2021 00:23:56 : epoch 60f8ba9c : nfs1 : nfs-ganesha-17818[main] ganesha_yyerror :CONFIG :CRIT...
> What I meant was what is actually wrong with the config file? I believe it was a missing semicolon. E.g., given something like (note missing semicolon after the `Grace_Period`...
I came here to report the same problem; I wonder if `marshal=True` should be the default behavior? It seems surprising that the output of `jsondiff.diff` is not itself JSON serializable.
This seems to allow things to run, but I'm not sure it's the correct solution: ``` diff --git a/openapi2jsonschema/command.py b/openapi2jsonschema/command.py index 9cd1bfc..f196ebd 100644 --- a/openapi2jsonschema/command.py +++ b/openapi2jsonschema/command.py @@ -99 +99...
Update: this only happens when accessing the device using `-f usb:`. If I load the `garmin_gps` kernel module and access the device using `-i garmin -f /dev/ttyUSB3`, realtime tracking does...
> The app could also open a file manager in the configuration directory from the configuration screen. Even better, just add an "open in editor" button. It should be possible...