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
erent systems (generating them in the RPM scripts would mean that
> things like rpm-ostree and gold VM images would all have the same
> certificates).
> >
> > They're created when Cockpit starts up if they don't already exist. On
> Fedora, they're usually generat
> They aren't created in the RPM scripts because they need to be unique on
> different systems (generating them in the RPM scripts would mean that things
> like rpm-ostree and gold VM images would all have the same certificates).
>
> They're created when Cockpit starts up
e
certificates).
They're created when Cockpit starts up if they don't already exist. On
Fedora, they're usually generated by sscg.
Is there a specific question you have about these certificates?
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Hi,
What creates the following files on the system? :
/etc/cockpit/ws-certs.d/0-self-signed-ca.pem
/etc/cockpit/ws-certs.d/0-self-signed.cert
I see that the directory is owned by the cockpit-ws package, but couldn't
find anything in the RPM scripts.
Thanks in advance,
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itself is waiting at the prompt and doesn't produce any output any more.
Once the dialog is complete, call .input() with the answer to the
prompt. The program should continue.
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Hi guys,
I have a React-Cockpit question. I kind of stuck with no good idea of
how to implement one thing...
The scenario I want to execute:
1. User clicks a button 'Run Full Report';
2. It creates a promise and checks through '.stream()' if the execution
requir
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/runn
Good Morning,
I have a question. I understand that cockpit is still in its infancy, but are
there plans to add more apps that can be managed through cockpit? Also what is
the best way to start contributing to the project?
Regards,
Jonathan
t; > Hi,
>> >
>> > I have a REST API that's running on localhost (flask app) that I'd like
>> > to access with a cockpit plugin. I've done a few initial tests but I'm
>> > finding it difficult to navigate the CORS and Content-Security-Policy -
cockpit plugin. I've done a few initial tests but I'm
> > finding it difficult to navigate the CORS and Content-Security-Policy -
> > so before I invest any more time in this, I thought I'd ask the dumb
> > question first.>
> > Is this goal achievable? Ca
rity-Policy -
> so before I invest any more time in this, I thought I'd ask the dumb
> question first.>
> Is this goal achievable? Can a cockpit plugin access a REST API running
> on the same host - if so, could someone provide some guidance, or point
> me at some docs?
Yes, b
Hi,
I have a REST API that's running on localhost (flask app) that I'd like to
access with a cockpit plugin. I've done a few initial tests but I'm finding
it difficult to navigate the CORS and Content-Security-Policy - so before I
invest any more time in this, I thought I
are really
comfortable with Cockpit and I hope we'll be able to contribute back in
some way.
Now I have a question about the API. file.close(), process.close() and
dbus/client.close(): should I call them carefully to release underlying
resources, or I need them only in special case (i.e. abort an
Hello list,
my friends and I are working on an experimental configuration interface
based on Cockpit for the NethServer project [1]. So far we are really
comfortable with Cockpit and I hope we'll be able to contribute back in
some way.
Now I have a question about the API. file.
Hi Stef,
On 12/21/2015 11:46 AM, Stef Walter wrote:
On 21.12.2015 15:56, Douglas Schilling Landgraf wrote:
As the next ovirt node will be integrated to cockpit, and we will
install a release rpm into the host to update /etc/os-release,
I've taken a moment to document how branding works:
https
On 21.12.2015 15:56, Douglas Schilling Landgraf wrote:
> As the next ovirt node will be integrated to cockpit, and we will
> install a release rpm into the host to update /etc/os-release,
I've taken a moment to document how branding works:
https://github.com/stefwalter/cockpit/blob/branding-docs
Hi,
As the next ovirt node will be integrated to cockpit, and we will
install a release rpm into the host to update /etc/os-release, we are
wondering if we can create/update any flle in cockpit dirs for branding
and/or include any image to be displayed in the cockpit portal.
Thanks!
On 08.01.2015 02:07, Donald DAvanzo wrote:
>
> Hello
>
> I have a question regarding the management agent needed for Fedora 21
> Cockpit to monitor / manage Centos 6.x servers.
>
> 1) Are there any available; all I seem to be able to find are Centos 7 rpms
> 2) If no m
Hello
I have a question regarding the management agent needed for Fedora 21
Cockpit to monitor / manage Centos 6.x servers.
1) Are there any available; all I seem to be able to find are Centos 7 rpms
2) If no management agent rpms are available has anyone had any success
compiling them from
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