Serge van Ginderachter
Serge van Ginderachter
With 1.2.0 I got a disk full running out of inodes... ``` $ sudo crictl stats CONTAINER CPU % MEM DISK INODES (...) 47e210eb89baf 0.18 351.1MB 41.18GB 10604596 (...) ```...
That would be an option, though I'd hate it if someone overwrites that default description, loosing the description of the origin of the snapshot. Perhaps an optional comment would be...
I wrote a small patch that works around this issue, for me, ee 3b7a62a32bc575b3cb23e56d22dc31baf750cf5d It involves looking up the "`sharing_id`" of the organisation that 'owns' the domains you want to...
I found a new workaround, that also solves #291: I implemented it here: https://github.com/srgvg/gandi.cli/commit/15004e3e724e5e79c0fbcc495e5bc2057ad9ff92 Strangely, it seems `gandi.cli` is using a different API than what is described at https://api.gandi.net/docs/domains -...
@wassafr no PR, this fix is a bit hacky, where it uses the newer API, and I don't expect this to be acceptable. AFAIK, the whole client should be rewritten...
The typical and often forgotten use case is when a corporate user/tool needs internet access, but needs to use the corporate proxy server for that. Not all users have direct...
This is a similar issue as #279.
FYI, this works around it: https://github.com/srgvg/gandi.cli/commit/15004e3e724e5e79c0fbcc495e5bc2057ad9ff92
Adding this patch, I managed to get details on what went wrong: https://github.com/srgvg/gandi.cli/commit/6c8efe99120fb3b69ed0f856cceddab710ac56fb In my case, I wanted to add a (second) TXT record on a domain, and the API...
Yes, I'm aware of this behaviour, as I struggled with it myself. I'm not sure how AWX marks users as being LDAP users. AFAIK, it must be through some special...