Kevin Liu
Kevin Liu
`{:xt/id 1 :data [[2] [1]]}` throws but `{:xt/id 1 :data [2 [1]]}` does not
I haven't written a simple example project yet but definitely should before release. Do you have a use case you'd like to see? I do use nexus in a pretty...
ok, I whipped together something quickly in https://github.com/nivekuil/nexus/blob/master/example/src/example.clj. Let me know if it helps
> I think netavark does only ipv6 nat at the moment and I think you want global routeable addresses? Why would need to manually manage ndp entries? Shouldn't the kernel...
This can be done with an OCI hook. I think the kernel will GC stale NDP entries automatically. ```sh #!/bin/sh in=$(
Yes, rootful. Vanishingly few hosting providers will actually route the entire ipv6 subnet they give you, so usually there needs to be something on your host responding to the upstream...
From the line that starts with ERROR, you shouldn't be running yay as root. Can you install other packages that way? Jun 21, 2024 4:58:36 PM Feraidoon Mehri ***@***.***>: >...
Does it work when you build it directly? cd /tmp/yay/rm-improved/src/rip-0.13.1 cargo run --release That works for me and I'm not sure how makepkg is linking the build differently.
``` [~] $ touch test [~] $ env GRAVEYARD=grave rip test [~] $ file grave/home/nivekuil/test grave/home/nivekuil/test: empty ``` works for me, what shell are you using?