lukas

For me this works: (`4.4.3`) ``` mosquitto_sub -t '$share/a/topic' 4 7 8 ``` ``` mosquitto_sub -t '$share/a/topic' 5 10 ``` ``` mosquitto_sub -t '$share/a/topic' 1 2 3 6 9 ```...

I am in the same boat. I have two more or less identical k8s clusters with tsdb backup configured to an s3 endpoint via `minio` acting as an s3 gateway...

> I am in the same boat. I have two more or less identical k8s clusters with tsdb backup configured to an s3 endpoint via `minio` acting as an s3...

I solved (worked around) this by having regular home-dirs and a read-only subfolder: ``` volumes: - ./ftpusers:/home/ftpusers - /mnt/data/stuff:/home/ftpusers/stuff/data:ro ```

Same boat here. Not sure if I am using `seatd` or `elogind`. Using `sddm` as a display manager.

> it's useful on its own, and makes a lot of sense (to me personally, but I believe to other people too) yes please! :)

``` grep 0 /sys/class/power_supply/AC/online > /dev/null && /bin/suspend-then-hibernate ```

same problem here

+1

@agronholm Can you open Pull Requests to get your changes into the official chart?