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i mentioned before that pods and services are fine, i can port forward and access the service without issues. the issue isn't always the same. earlier on it was 404,...

they're not really "occasionally" removed. they always are. but it only applies to those that are on that node. once that happens they will stay that way until i restart...

sorry i should elaborate more as i did some work to fix the `PKGBUILD` to sort this out. so, i'm not sure where this happens because you don't seem to...

for posterity, i made a few changes, the most important being moving a few volumes out of the big nfs share and fixing the dns servers on the two nodes...

> How about working with `/etc/environment` ? Its a file that stores the system-wide variables initialized upon boot: > > ``` > http_proxy="http://127.0.0.1:" > https_proxy="http://127.0.0.1:" > ``` > > You...

> And what if you use NetworkManager's nmcli : have you tried it? the above suggestion doesn't work, maybe it refers to an older version of networkmanager. i still think...

still maintain that if you don't use gnome or kde you should probably configure proxy settings yourself as opposed to having an external piece of software messing with networkmanager or...

potentially you could even do it programmatically in go instead of using gsettings? chatgpt suggest the following ```go package main import ( "fmt" "github.com/godbus/dbus" ) func main() { conn, err...