Pirate Praveen Arimbrathodiyil

> The Zabbix LLC does not publish package for trixie. You cannot install zabbix-agent to trixie now My target system is bookworm. I'm only running ansible-playbook from trixie.

> The agent received a pretty big refactor about 2 months back. The code that errors out doesn't look like anything we've got in the repo currently. > > Would...

> Did you say that this works from a ansible-controller running debian-bookworm, targeting a debian-bookworm system, but does not work from an ansible-controller running debian-trixie, targeting a debian-bookworm system? yes,...

> Yeah, I think you can make it work if you apply > > zabbix_agent_version_check: false > zabbix_manage_repo: false > zabbix_agent_install_agent_only: true Thanks for this suggestion, for now this is...

After `rm -rf /var/lib/gitlab/.gem/extensions/x86_64-linux/3.1.0/` bundler seems to be rebuilding the native gems. There seems to be a difference in where the extensions get installed between ruby 3.1 and 3.3. On...

After removing whole of GEM_HOME with `rm -rf /var/lib/gitlab/.gem/` and running `bundle install --prefer-local`, `bundle exec rails console -e production` is working.

> The Debian packaging file are not public because there is no incentive or benefit to publish them. This claim was made in the other thread, though publishing that repo...

Additionally, fusiondirectory is itself under GPL 2.0, so any derivative work should also be under the same license. So terms of GPL would apply to packaging files as well. So...

Same error when replacing nginx with apache2 as well Fatal error: cannot instantiate class 'SimpleTab' - try running 'fusiondirectory-configuration-manager --update-cache' to fix this

Is there another supported method of backup and restore?