This is not a truenas issue - its a docker thing. You’d do better by making your own docker-file and do your customisation the docker way.

I believe most things in Australia does. Except those that are poisonous and look delicious .

Edit: apparently only the males have this venom. Or at least the females lack the spur

It’s a medal, but I wont judge you solely on what you shove up your bum.

No matter the amount of training you give me, teams is a shit application and a time sink.

• chat sucks
• navigation sucks
• search sucks
• the calendar sucks
• the-run-all-your-apps-in-teams suck

Its lync merged with sharepoint, created in javascript.

I’ve yet to meet anyone that can show ROI on going teams.

Neither can i.

I lied - i’m an it person and i’m far better at it than people.

I wish there was awards - here i crafted you a medal []—o

Nah - its because you just dont understand how people work

I have looked all over the internets and found nothing. You probably need to compile this yourself. I do believe Luigi has a list, but he’s unavailable at the moment

Nobody needs ocsp or clr in their homelab. And if they’re a trained netsec professional they know that its far better with short-lived certs than any revocation model. Both zerossl and letsencrypt are easy to use - and works flawlessly with something like caddy on a wildcard domain, or an acme proxy. Openssl is easy, and you can clr with that or even use their ocsp for homelab.

I learned English from kq1 on an ibm xt. Parents was pretty surprised of me as an 10 year old hogging the English dictionary. I still remember spending half a years pocket money on kq4 when it finally was available in Norway. Also loved that heroes quest series. I believe it was renamed quest for glory at some point

And home automation! Microcontrollers! I do try to game, but its just not that fun anymore. Nothing beats 8vs8 quake on school lan anyways

Yeah - i mistook it for user keys, not host. Im guessing they used piv/smart-card and not fido, as fido is indeed made with interactive use in mind

Nah - storing cryptographic key pairs is a supported and valid use-case for fido2

Been using this for a while - yubico has a nice guide. Dunno why you struggled to find good info as i can just google «fifo2 ssh» and use the top link

Nevermind - i see OP is trying to reinvent a broken wheel. Ignore my comments on this post

Ive used Secure ShellFish and Remoter Pro for a few years. Both have served me well

But get an external keyboard no matter what client you use. Using on-screen keyboard is pain.

It just lists active tcp connections and their stats including latency. But as someone said most games need in-server support for timing as they use udp

Well - as udp is is stateless theres really no way to measure outside of special handling in the server code.

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Di you know that on windows, the resource monitor will show latency for all tcp connections?

Nah - its not crap, its much better than signal for my low tech friends. You are confusing your ideology with usability.