Re: PSA: temporarily restricting access to our test images

Hello Adriano, Adriano Carvalho via cockpit-devel [2025-08-06 23:03 +0100]: > Token received and working. Thanks. 🎉 > I didn't try all of the images but I did try alpine and alpine-efi and > they fail during image-prepare. Example for alpine: They are not meant for that. These two are tiny auxi

Re: PSA: temporarily restricting access to our test images

Hello Adriano, Adriano Carvalho via cockpit-devel [2025-08-04 22:13 +0100]: > Is this why, when I try "test/image-prepare", I get the following? > > ⨯ https://cockpit-images.eu-central-1.linodeobjects.com/ > ⨯ https://cockpit-images.us-east-1.linodeobjects.com/ > File "/home/ac/src/cockpit/bot

Re: PSA: temporarily restricting access to our test images

Hello Jonathan, Jonathan Aquilina [2025-07-07 6:02 +]: > I might be able to help a bit on this in terms of the infrastructure for > cockpit. Thanks for the offer! > I understand you use linode and I have a way I can beef up the security. This isn't really about security, but about the tra

PSA: temporarily restricting access to our test images

Hello all, Over the past year we've got increasingly ridiculous traffic on our Linode S3 buckets, and it's becoming unbearable. We have one bucket for our test VM images and one for our test logs and artifacts. Unfortunately, we only get a summary of the traffic, not a breakdown by bucket, so we c

Re: cockpit-ws custom web server

Hello Jonathan, Jonathan Aquilina via cockpit-devel [2025-03-12 4:46 +]: > I will head over to the matrix channel, but in a quick question is there an > official docker container available for cockpit? I am asking as that would be > an ideal dev environment to work with. Yes! Well, toolbox

Re: cockpit-ws custom web server

Hello Jonathan, Jonathan Aquilina [2025-03-11 14:04 +]: > On my local machine I would still prefer to run a proper certificate and even > on my home network I have looked into this. > > The issue is automated renewal and auto deployment to the infrastructure > devices from cert bot. > > What

Re: RFC: weaning off cockpit web console from self-signed certificates

Hello Jonathan, Jonathan Aquilina via cockpit-devel [2025-03-11 12:53 +]: > Currently what web server does cockpit use or is it dependent on the server > admin what cockpit uses? cockpit-ws is an independent implementation of a web server. We can't just use a standard one like nginx, as it d

cockpit-ws custom web server [was: Re: RFC: weaning off cockpit web console from self-signed certificates]

Hello Jonathan, changed the Subject to make it clearer that this is a different topic. Jonathan Aquilina via cockpit-devel [2025-03-11 13:46 +]: > Probably a stupid question here but what advantage does having its own custom > created web server offer over something like nginx with reverse p

RFC: weaning off cockpit web console from self-signed certificates

Attention: Please don't respond to this mail, but to the GitHub discussion mentioned below. Hello all, the Cockpit team is currently investigating a redesign of Cockpit's web server, which becomes slowly but surely more pressing. See [1] for details if you are interested. A very interesting possi

Attention plugin authors: test framework change CDP → Webdriver BiDi

Hello all, three months ago, Firefox announced [1] that they are dropping support for the Chrome Devtools Protocol, the browser automation protocol that we have used in Cockpit's test API for many years. This finally happened in Firefox 129 [2], which just recently made it into Fedora 40. The new

Any adopters for cockpit-certificates?

Hello Cockpiteers, Is anyone using https://github.com/cockpit-project/cockpit-certificates and interesting in taking over its development and maintenance? From the cockpit team's PoV it is rather abandoned, nobody uses it or is interested in it, and we have too much to do and need to shed some loa

cockpit-certificates to be archived, anyone interested?

Hello all, Is anyone using https://github.com/cockpit-project/cockpit-certificates and interested in taking over development/maintenance? This never made it into any distribution or even an official upstream release, we have too much to do in Red Hat's Cockpit team, and we need to shed some load.

Re: Fwd: I would like to participate in the cockpit development groups

Hello Neftali, Stef Walter [2023-12-11 10:01 +0100]: > -- Forwarded message - > Hello, I would like to participate in the cockpit development groups, > first of all collaborating with the Spanish translations, That would be great, ¡gracias! 😀 Cockpit is translated on weblate: htt

Cockpit 306 released

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Cockpit 303 and cockpit-machines 300 released

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Cockpit 292, c-machines 290, c-podman 69, c-ostree 193 released

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Cockpit 290 released

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Re: The number of items in the displayed updates

Hello Tadeusz, Tadeusz Kasprzycki [2023-03-27 13:23 -]: > My file log updates contains /var/log/apt/history.log. There are 17 > transakctions. In the cockpit, I see only 3 and the older ones are removed > from the list Unfortunately PackageKit and direct apt updates are tracked separately.

Cockpit 286, cockpit-machines 284, cockpit-podman 63 released

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Cockpit 284, cockpit-machines 282, cockpit-podman 62 released

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Re: Did cockpit spawn superuser parameters change?

Hello Mark, Mark Reynolds [2023-01-18 16:31 -0500]: > So we've been using "superuser=true" for a long time now, and we have a > customer issue where system users who have sudo rights don't seem to have > privileges in Cockpit.  Looking at the docs it does not mention "true" > anymore, but "require

Re: Need help with debugging cockpit plugin

Hello Mark, Mark Reynolds [2022-11-29 13:31 -0500]: > Then I create this directory: ~/.local/share/cockpit/389-console > > And create a link to it: > > [mareynol@fedora 389-console]$ ln -s $(pwd)/dist > ~/.local/share/cockpit/389-console/ This creates a "dist" symlink *inside* the 389-console/ di

cockpit 273, cockpit-machines 272, cockpit-podman released

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Re: how to use Cockpit and/or Performance Co-Pilot (PCP) as alert system

Hello Jelle, Jelle de Jong [2022-07-13 12:46 +0200]: > How can I use cockpit to sent me an alert when disk space goes low, CPU load > stays high, systemd status has a failure etc? You can't. This is not what Cockpit does -- there is literally nothing running on a system (other than the systemd so

Re: minimal cockpit packages for target node

Hello Sohin, Sohin Vyacheslav [2022-05-02 18:37 +0300]: > I installed full cockpit deb-packages suit on Ubuntu-20.04 server and as I > understand for target node it's possible to install only these 2 packages: > cockpit-bridge and cockpit-system to make possible monitoring of target > node, isn't

Cockpit 267, c-machines 266, c-podman 46 released

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Cockpit 262, cockpit-podman 41, cockpit-ostree 189 released

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Cockpit 255 and cockpit-machines 254 released

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Re: Kerberos principal for SSO and TLS

Hello Jochen, Jochen Kellner [2021-10-11 23:06 +0200]: > > For the TLS certificate, we recently had the idea that cockpit.service could > > have a pre-start command that copies the certificate into /run/cockpit/ and > > adjusts the permissions as necessary. That would make it a lot simpler (and >

Re: Kerberos principal for SSO and TLS

Hello Jochen, Jochen Kellner [2021-10-07 21:15 +0200]: > I'm running a couple of FreeIPA servers as well as some > Debian/Ubuntu/Fedora clients and keep poking at cockpit. > I've read the documentation at for TLS at > https://cockpit-project.org/guide/latest/https.html > and SSO at https://cockpit

Re: Use cockpit only as an update manager to Lnx machines

Hello Carlos, carlos castro [2021-09-20 8:38 +0100]: > I would like to use cockpit as and update manager for all my linux machines. > > My question is if i can only install this component, and if so how can i do > it, The minimum packages that you can install are cockpit-packagekit for the "So

Re: Problem running shell command in spawn()

Hello Mark, I'm afraid I have no further idea about the original bug -- at this point I'd need to try this code and reproduce. But.. Mark Reynolds [2021-08-26 8:54 -0400]: >    let cmd = [ >     "/bin/sh", >

Re: Problem running shell command in spawn()

Hello Mark, Mark Reynolds [2021-08-25 12:38 -0400]: > This code used to work for a long time, but now it stopped working as > expected: > >     let cmd = [ >     "/bin/sh", >     "-c", I can't possibly believe that ' vs. " has any actual influence about it -- this makes absolutely no dif

Cockpit 250 and cockpit-machines 249 released

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Re: Question regarding certificates

Hello Lev, Lev Veyde [2021-05-20 17:10 +0300]: > Yes, we have some issue with the latest version of oVirt node-ng, with > users being unable to login into cockpit after the upgrade, and we're > trying to debug this issue: > > https://lists.ovirt.org/archives/list/us...@ovirt.org/thread/CJIP2KNXEA

IRC channel moved to libera.chat

Hello cockpiteers, in the wake of the #Freenodecalypse [1] we have moved our IRC channel to #cockpit on https://libera.chat/. For the occasional "hi" you can use a web client as well [2]. The web site [3] and wiki [4] have been updated. [1] https://gist.github.com/joepie91/df80d8d36cd9d1bde46ba

Cockpit 243 released

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Re: [use proxy e.g. for cockpit-packagekit]

Hello Peter, thanks for your investigations! Der PCFreak [2021-03-12 22:56 +0100]: > Actually the correct command to refresh is |pkcon refresh force|. Oops, sorry, yes -- (non)intuitive syntax for the win :-/ > Setting a proxy within |/etc/PackageKit/PackageKit.conf| with |ProxyHTTP=| > was not

Re: [use proxy e.g. for cockpit-packagekit]

Hello PCFreak, Der PCFreak [2021-03-12 9:17 +0100]: > https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1348843 > > Any idea how to set a proxy for cockpit-packagekit or is packagekit still > not supporting it? That bugzilla's comment #14 says: You need to set the ProxyHTTP= key in /etc/PackageKit

Re: wifi

Hello Fergal, Fergal Cassidy [2021-03-01 17:07 -]: > Id like to be able to connect to wifi access points directly within cockpit > instead of having to launch a terminal and use nmcli commands. > I dont get any wifi connection options. Is there something missing on my > system? There is not

Re: Clamav

Hello Stéphane, Stéphane List [2021-02-23 20:14 +0100]: > Is there a clamav plugin available or in dev ? Not known to/planned by our team. If you want to have a go at it, check out https://cockpit-project.org/blog/creating-plugins-for-the-cockpit-user-interface.html https://cockpit-project

Re: How to store user-input data?

Hello Tobias, Matej Marusak [2021-02-04 17:59 +0100]: > I assume this "list of remote hosts" is not the same list of hosts on which > you use cockpit. When you need to store some database on the server just > pick a well defined location and use that. (like > /usr/share/myapp/database.db) Please

Re: Help about using cockpit with docker

Hello Elhamsadat, Elhamsadat Azarian [2021-01-27 14:10 +0330]: > i installed cockpit on a virtual machine and it work with other vm. > i want to know if it could work with containers on docker host too? > does cockpit server monitor containers on docker too? Older releases such as RHEL/CentOS 7,

Cockpit 236 released

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Cockpit 235 released

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Re: Problems with starter-kit

Hello Andreas, Andreas Schockenhoff [2020-12-14 17:00 +0100]: > Am 14.12.2020 um 06:37 schrieb Martin Pitt: > > > I have problems after I clone with git and start make. > > > > > > https://github.com/asc4asc/starter-kit/blob/master/2020-12-12T10_56_30_277Z-de

Re: Problems with starter-kit

Hallo Andreas, Andreas Schockenhoff [2020-12-13 10:22 +0100]: > is this the right mailing list to report this issues? https://github.com/cockpit-project/starter-kit/issues is a better place, but it's also on topic here. > I have problems after I clone with git and start make. > > https://github

Re: Tests failing in testlib login_and_go

Hello Justin, Justin Stephenson [2020-10-02 15:13 -0400]: > Browsing to http://127.0.0.2:9091/ shows me the expected cockpit login > screen, but browsing to http://127.0.0.2:9091/cockpit/login I just see > 'Authentication failed' > > The resulting js.log has the following line: > > cdp: {'so

Re: Building cockpit fully from source offline

Hello Ludwig, Ludwig Nussel [2020-09-25 19:49 +0200]: > Also, some products that could be candidates to have cockpit > included may still be in use when our names are long engraved on > tombstones already. So while using an additional, external CI system > to feed the actual distro build system wo

Re: Building cockpit fully from source offline

Martin Pitt [2020-09-28 8:50 +0200]: > Of course the difference is that gcc or binutils are properly packaged in > distros and themselves are built from source, which isn't true for e.g. sass. > So if your efforts are about properly packaging compiled devDependencies, then &

Re: Building cockpit fully from source offline

Hello Ludwig, Ludwig Nussel [2020-09-25 13:25 +0200]: > So far the cockpit packages we have for openSUSE Tumbleweed use the > upstream release tarball. That means all web assets are prebuilt. Right, that's how we use them as well. > Therefore cannot be patched, it's almost like bundling binaries

Re: Cockpit 227 released

Hello Adam, Adam Williamson [2020-09-03 11:41 -0700]: > Ahh, sorry, I was misinterpreting the test failure - I forgot a little > wrinkle about what it does at the point where it failed. What's changed > is actually just that the "Requires" text looks a bit different now > than it used to. What I f

Cockpit 227 released

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How to launch and re-attach to a long running process in Cockpit [was: Re: Suggestion for changing cockpit default session timeout]

Hello all, Yedidyah Bar David [2020-04-01 10:22 +0300]: > > The suggested 2h is just too much. The engine-setup process > > should not depend on cockpit session being around. It needs to run > > even when you log out of Cockpit and the user should be able to see > > the running process output when

Importing base1/patternfly.css is deprecated

Hello Cockpit developers, for many years, Cockpit related projects used to do this in their top-level HTML: This was also an officially documented API, formerly at [1]. The intention (most probably) was that CSS tweaks applied to Cockpit itself would also directly apply to all projects that

Cockpit 222 released

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Cockpit 221 released

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Re: Questions regarding addition of our own Cockpit module

Hello Dinesh, Dinesh Prasanth Moluguwan Krishnamoorthy [2020-06-03 20:17 -0400]: > I’m part of Dogtag PKI open-source project [1]. Our team strives to provide > enterprise-class open-source Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) [2]. FTR, Simon Kobyda (CCed) is working on a Cockpit page for managing cer

Impending change for developers: $TEST_DATA is going away, better default image caching

Hello fellow Cockpit developers, Cockpit's test machinery currently supports an environment variable `$TEST_DATA` which on the developer side is commonly used to put downloaded VM images into a specific path. If you don't specify it (nor the cockpit.bots.images-data-dir git config variable), then

Re: Cockpit on smaller sysems (OpenWRT, QNAP, and other embedded Linux systems)

Hello Bernd, Bernd Wechner [2020-05-14 7:34 -]: > That set does include an OpenWRT router and a QNAP NAS, both of which are > smaller stripped down embedded Linux systems if you will which use the opkg > package manager: > > https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opkg There are no cockpit opkgs av

Re: Installing the latest version

Hello Bernd, Bernd Wechner [2020-05-14 7:25 -]: > I just installed an Ubuntu 20.04 server. Then cockipt. And it looked way > different to what I have elsewhere. So I checked versions. And sure enough on > Ubuntu 20.04 we ghave: > > Version: 215-1 Right, that's the version from Ubuntu 20.0

Re: Suggestion for changing cockpit default session timeout

Hello all, Martin Pitt [2020-04-02 13:06 +0200]: > I'm actually mildly in favor of keeping the locking by default, but if there > is > good arguments to *not* lock by default, I can certainly be convinced. As I > said, I'd first like to circle back with Steve whether not l

Cockpit 218 and cockpit-podman 16 released

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Re: Cockpit 215

Hello Paul, Paul Bovbel [2020-04-06 13:37 -0400]: > Is libpod and cockpit-podman going to be available in Ubuntu 20.04? It > would be a shame to have neither cockpit-docker nor cockpit-podman > available in an LTS release. They are not available right now, there's an effort to package it for Debi

Re: Cockpit on windows

Hello Jonathan, Jonathan Aquilina [2020-04-07 5:25 +]: > There is a bit of a misunderstanding. Is it possible to run cockpit on a > windows machine on IIS to admin linux machines? Theoretically, it may be possible to reengineer the build system to build *just* cockpit-ws (the web server com

Re: Cockpit on windows

Hello Jonathan, Jonathan Aquilina [2020-04-07 4:54 +]: > Is cockpit going to be brought to windows? If not are there plans to release > it to be run for windows? Cockpit is strictly a tool to administer a *Linux* server. It is absolutely not portable to run on or administer a Windows server

Re: Suggestion for changing cockpit default session timeout

Hello all, Stef Walter [2020-04-02 12:54 +0200]: > > It doesn't, and we can certainly discuss whether to enable it by default. I > > will circle back to Steve and check that requirement. > > Hmmm. I don't understand why we would do that. > > The security exectation is that any UI (such as GNOME

Re: Suggestion for changing cockpit default session timeout

Hello Yedidyah, Yedidyah Bar David [2020-04-01 10:22 +0300]: > I think that the gdm case is different. There, you lock the session, > not logout. Right? If so, after re-entering the password, the admin > has everything back there. Correct. That should also be the case for cockpit, as pages (shoul

Re: Development configuration for Cockpit Plugin

Hello Gal, Gal Zaidman [2020-03-18 17:38 +0200]: > I think that you have miss understood my intention, I aim to create a > separate development environment which will use webpack-dev-server. > I don't want to login with cockpit UI, > I want the that the js will be served by webpack-dev-server and

Re: Development configuration for Cockpit Plugin

Hello Gal, Gal Zaidman [2020-03-17 13:43 +0200]: > On my local env I installed cockpit and cloned the starter-kit, created > a link to base1 directory What do you mean by that? You don't need to create any links for base1 yourself. Cockpit's web server (cockpit-ws) knows how to find base1. > My

cockpit 214, cockpit-composer 13, cockpit-podman 14, cockpit-ostree 181 released

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Re: PSA: New server for test log files

Hello again, Martin Pitt [2020-02-14 12:19 +0100]: > So I set up an instance in AWS instead, which is now our new log sink: > <https://54.89.13.31/>. The first time you open a log, you will get a cert > validation error. Unfortunately AWS doesn't support setting up DNS nam

PSA: New server for test log files

Hello all, until today, most of our test logs went to , an OpenStack instance in fedorainfracloud.org. However this cloud will shut down at the end of the month, so I set up an alternative. Initially, I thought that we could just log everything to , but unfortunately

Re: Upload files to machines

Hello S., sorry for the really late reply! Just cleaning up my mailbox, and that was forgotten. S. Sara [2019-10-21 15:52 +]: > I am working on a cockpit plugin. Among some features, I would like to be > able to upload some heavy binary files (# 500MB) to remote machines through > cockpit w

cockpit 208, cockpit-ostree 180, cockpit-podman 11 released

Cockpit is the modern Linux admin interface. We release regularly. Here are the release notes from version 208: https://cockpit-project.org/blog/cockpit-208.html Summary: - Storage: Drop “default mount point” concept - Machines: Support transient virtual networks and storage pools - Machines

Re: Automatically cleaning up merged branches

Hello again, Martin Pitt [2019-10-23 7:53 +0200]: > After a PR of mine lands, I always manually press the "Delete branch" button, > so that "git branch -al" does not pile up cruft and remains an useful tool. I > guess/hope that most other people do the same? >

Re: Automatically cleaning up merged branches

Martin Pitt [2019-10-23 7:53 +0200]: > After a PR of mine lands, I always manually press the "Delete branch" button, > so that "git branch -al" does not pile up cruft and remains an useful tool. I > guess/hope that most other people do the same? > > GitHub re

Re: Automatically cleaning up merged branches

Hey Marius, Marius Vollmer [2019-10-23 9:04 +0300]: > (I actually don't, and looking at a list of my branches is completely > useless for me. If I need to find a branch, I rely on Github telling me > the branches with recent activity. On the other hand, I usually don't > have branches that don'

Automatically cleaning up merged branches

Hello all, After a PR of mine lands, I always manually press the "Delete branch" button, so that "git branch -al" does not pile up cruft and remains an useful tool. I guess/hope that most other people do the same? GitHub recently added a simple config option to automate that: https://help.git

Cockpit issue autumn cleaning

Hello all, as discussed in this week's meeting, it's time again [1] to garden our issue tracker and clean up obsolete issues. We want to find the important and easy issues that just fell through the cracks, clean up the noise that makes the issue tracker less useful, and generally get an up to dat

Re: Question

Hello Jonathan, Jonathan Aquilina [2019-10-06 5:39 +]: > I have a question. I understand that cockpit is still in its infancy Software is never "done", but I daresay Cockpit is a rather mature project by now. It has shipped in all major distros (https://cockpit-project.org/running.html) for

Cockpit 204, cockpit-podman 9, cockpit-composer 8 released

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Re: bots moved to cockpit-project/bots!

Hello Justin, Justin Stephenson [2019-09-24 10:30 -0400]: > The session recording cockpit module is a bit behind the > cockpit-starter-kit master, so I just cherry-picked the 'Update bots > target for moved GitHub project' commit. > > Afterwards, 'make bots' works fine but I see this error when >

Re: Web console restriction

Hello Louis, Louis garcia [2019-09-12 21:34 -]: > My server has four interfaces and I am trying to restrict cockpit to only > listen to one of them. I am running fedora 30 with cockpit 202.1. I added > listen.conf to systemd as the docs says. > is web console buggy ? > > $cat /etc/systemd/s

Cockpit 200 and Cockpit Composer 5 released

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Cockpit 198, cockpit-composer 3, and cockpit-podman 5 released

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Renamed "priority" github label to "release-blocker"

Hello all, in practice we've been using the "priority" label as "must go into the next release" for a while. Since our move of CI to AMQP the label actually hasn't influenced the test queue priority; in principle we could implement that, but so far we never bothered as we have enough capacity anyw

Re: Fwd: F30 Talking points needed

Hello Stephen, ah, I already sent this around to your private email on Apr 2, but apparently that got lost.. Stephen Gallagher [2019-04-25 8:17 -0400]: > Cockpit folks, would you be so kind as to provide me with a > highlights-reel of major enhancements since the 178 release (which was > what sh

Cockpit 192 released

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Cockpit 188 released

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Re: Different cockpit versions between RHEL & CentOS 7.6

Hello Yigal, Yigal Korman [2019-02-06 8:32 +0200]: > Anyone knows why RHEL 7.6 provides v173.1 while CentOS has a newer v176? > Usually packages have the same version on both... They do, but you have to consider Base vs. Extras. Both RHEL 7.6 and CentOS 7.3 have Cockpit 173 in base http://mir

Cockpit/Composer hackfest on Devconf.cz

with your own Cockpit UI, set up your own project [1], discuss some Cockpit or Composer improvement or your pet bug, or just say hello, please stop by! See you next week, The Cockpit team Martin Pitt [1] in that case, you may also be interested in "Your turn-key Cockpit UI in a C

Re: cockpit.spawn() - how to wait for finish?

Hello Magic, . [2019-01-11 20:44 +0100]: > Thank you very much for the answer! Unfortunately I'm still stuck :-( > Please take a look at the following code and tell me why it's still > asynchronous. It display properly messages: "testFunct" and then "end of > testFunct", but it never reach the .th

Re: Login access for users without password, without password - maybe a breach?

Hello Daniel, Daniel. [2019-01-10 23:26 -0200]: > I just installed cockpit in a server that I have access exclusively with > ssh keys, my surprise is that the user hasn't a password and installing > cockpit make possible to login without password opening a breach. *Never* have users with an empty

Re: Track github issue cleanup progress

Martin Pitt [2019-01-10 10:59 +0100]: > Let's use "review-2019-01" for a bit more clarity, and 90 days. I sent a PR > for > such a script here: https://github.com/cockpit-project/cockpit/pull/10941 As discussed in the standup, I now ran this script: https://github.com

Re: Track github issue cleanup progress

Hello all, Martin Pitt [2019-01-10 9:45 +0100]: > My idea: > > * With a script, add a "triage-201901" label to all issues which didn't get >any comment in more than one month. Let's use "review-2019-01" for a bit more clarity, and 90 days.

Track github issue cleanup progress

Hello all, as discussed in yesterday's meeting, we want to do a collective effort in cleaning up our issues [1]. I just did a few, but this bears the question how we track which issues have been looked at and which still need to be re-triaged? A lot of issues will still be current, after all. My

Re: cockpit.spawn() - how to wait for finish?

Hello Magik, . [2019-01-09 21:51 +0100]: > I'm C programmer learning now Cockpit. My problem is as follows: for some > of the operation I must use external helper and I must wait for it output. > The cockpit.spawn() function returns the promise, which is non-blocking > operation (as expected). How

Cockpit 183 released

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Cockpit 180 released

Cockpit is the modern Linux admin interface. We release regularly. Here are the release notes from version 180: http://cockpit-project.org/blog/cockpit-180.html Summary: - Move to ssh SHA256 fingerprints - Machines: Show error messages in the correct place You can get Cockpit here: http:/

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