#mgmtconfig — Public Fediverse posts
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@deobald @matrix I've had customer interest, but nobody has stepped up to pay to build out the #mgmtconfig module to automate it!
If you find someone interested, lmk! A lot of SMB's would love this kind of feature. In the meantime, using the matrix home server is useful enough.
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@deobald @matrix I've had customer interest, but nobody has stepped up to pay to build out the #mgmtconfig module to automate it!
If you find someone interested, lmk! A lot of SMB's would love this kind of feature. In the meantime, using the matrix home server is useful enough.
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@deobald @matrix I've had customer interest, but nobody has stepped up to pay to build out the #mgmtconfig module to automate it!
If you find someone interested, lmk! A lot of SMB's would love this kind of feature. In the meantime, using the matrix home server is useful enough.
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@deobald @matrix I've had customer interest, but nobody has stepped up to pay to build out the #mgmtconfig module to automate it!
If you find someone interested, lmk! A lot of SMB's would love this kind of feature. In the meantime, using the matrix home server is useful enough.
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@deobald @matrix I've had customer interest, but nobody has stepped up to pay to build out the #mgmtconfig module to automate it!
If you find someone interested, lmk! A lot of SMB's would love this kind of feature. In the meantime, using the matrix home server is useful enough.
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@viq Would you be willing with a sort of "project manager hat on", help me understand which of those features (or others) are missing in #mgmtconfig and which would be appreciated there?
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@viq Would you be willing with a sort of "project manager hat on", help me understand which of those features (or others) are missing in #mgmtconfig and which would be appreciated there?
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@viq Would you be willing with a sort of "project manager hat on", help me understand which of those features (or others) are missing in #mgmtconfig and which would be appreciated there?
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@viq Would you be willing with a sort of "project manager hat on", help me understand which of those features (or others) are missing in #mgmtconfig and which would be appreciated there?
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@viq Would you be willing with a sort of "project manager hat on", help me understand which of those features (or others) are missing in #mgmtconfig and which would be appreciated there?
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TL;DR fast debugging:
Set debug params on the phone and point to some linux box.
Listen on that box:
while true; do nc -u -l 514; doneTest:
logger -n 192.168.210.1 -P 514 -d "Test message from logger"See logs. Find issue.
tftp 192.168.210.1
get <cfg$mac.xml>xmllint --noout <cfg$mac.xml>
Find issue and face palm :/
Working with #mgmtconfig made this much easier! Contact me to see how we can help.
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TL;DR fast debugging:
Set debug params on the phone and point to some linux box.
Listen on that box:
while true; do nc -u -l 514; doneTest:
logger -n 192.168.210.1 -P 514 -d "Test message from logger"See logs. Find issue.
tftp 192.168.210.1
get <cfg$mac.xml>xmllint --noout <cfg$mac.xml>
Find issue and face palm :/
Working with #mgmtconfig made this much easier! Contact me to see how we can help.
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TL;DR fast debugging:
Set debug params on the phone and point to some linux box.
Listen on that box:
while true; do nc -u -l 514; doneTest:
logger -n 192.168.210.1 -P 514 -d "Test message from logger"See logs. Find issue.
tftp 192.168.210.1
get <cfg$mac.xml>xmllint --noout <cfg$mac.xml>
Find issue and face palm :/
Working with #mgmtconfig made this much easier! Contact me to see how we can help.
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TL;DR fast debugging:
Set debug params on the phone and point to some linux box.
Listen on that box:
while true; do nc -u -l 514; doneTest:
logger -n 192.168.210.1 -P 514 -d "Test message from logger"See logs. Find issue.
tftp 192.168.210.1
get <cfg$mac.xml>xmllint --noout <cfg$mac.xml>
Find issue and face palm :/
Working with #mgmtconfig made this much easier! Contact me to see how we can help.
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TL;DR fast debugging:
Set debug params on the phone and point to some linux box.
Listen on that box:
while true; do nc -u -l 514; doneTest:
logger -n 192.168.210.1 -P 514 -d "Test message from logger"See logs. Find issue.
tftp 192.168.210.1
get <cfg$mac.xml>xmllint --noout <cfg$mac.xml>
Find issue and face palm :/
Working with #mgmtconfig made this much easier! Contact me to see how we can help.
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Using #mgmtconfig to provision and configure a bunch of hotel phones today. Yes, exactly one is black. (Special room.)
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Using #mgmtconfig to provision and configure a bunch of hotel phones today. Yes, exactly one is black. (Special room.)
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Using #mgmtconfig to provision and configure a bunch of hotel phones today. Yes, exactly one is black. (Special room.)
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Using #mgmtconfig to provision and configure a bunch of hotel phones today. Yes, exactly one is black. (Special room.)
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Using #mgmtconfig to provision and configure a bunch of hotel phones today. Yes, exactly one is black. (Special room.)
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Thanks to @whack who found and reported a previously unnoticed bug in our use of the package kit API in #mgmtconfig.
Every great report adds extra beautiful polish!
https://github.com/purpleidea/mgmt/commit/28d81c6a06c30f263182f66e0a9dac91ae50d5c5
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Thanks to @whack who found and reported a previously unnoticed bug in our use of the package kit API in #mgmtconfig.
Every great report adds extra beautiful polish!
https://github.com/purpleidea/mgmt/commit/28d81c6a06c30f263182f66e0a9dac91ae50d5c5
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Thanks to @whack who found and reported a previously unnoticed bug in our use of the package kit API in #mgmtconfig.
Every great report adds extra beautiful polish!
https://github.com/purpleidea/mgmt/commit/28d81c6a06c30f263182f66e0a9dac91ae50d5c5
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Thanks to @whack who found and reported a previously unnoticed bug in our use of the package kit API in #mgmtconfig.
Every great report adds extra beautiful polish!
https://github.com/purpleidea/mgmt/commit/28d81c6a06c30f263182f66e0a9dac91ae50d5c5
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Thanks to @whack who found and reported a previously unnoticed bug in our use of the package kit API in #mgmtconfig.
Every great report adds extra beautiful polish!
https://github.com/purpleidea/mgmt/commit/28d81c6a06c30f263182f66e0a9dac91ae50d5c5
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@halihax Just saw this. I love this kind of organization. Well done! I'll be there in 1.5 weeks in case anyone wants to hack or have an #mgmtconfig demo or training.
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@halihax Just saw this. I love this kind of organization. Well done! I'll be there in 1.5 weeks in case anyone wants to hack or have an #mgmtconfig demo or training.
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@halihax Just saw this. I love this kind of organization. Well done! I'll be there in 1.5 weeks in case anyone wants to hack or have an #mgmtconfig demo or training.
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@halihax Just saw this. I love this kind of organization. Well done! I'll be there in 1.5 weeks in case anyone wants to hack or have an #mgmtconfig demo or training.
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@halihax Just saw this. I love this kind of organization. Well done! I'll be there in 1.5 weeks in case anyone wants to hack or have an #mgmtconfig demo or training.
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I'll be in #Halifax, #NovaScotia in 1.5 weeks from now if anyone wants to do nerd things, hack on #mgmtconfig or get some free stickers!
Suggestions welcome for good food and non-touristy things if you've got any!
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I'll be in #Halifax, #NovaScotia in 1.5 weeks from now if anyone wants to do nerd things, hack on #mgmtconfig or get some free stickers!
Suggestions welcome for good food and non-touristy things if you've got any!
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I'll be in #Halifax, #NovaScotia in 1.5 weeks from now if anyone wants to do nerd things, hack on #mgmtconfig or get some free stickers!
Suggestions welcome for good food and non-touristy things if you've got any!
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I'll be in #Halifax, #NovaScotia in 1.5 weeks from now if anyone wants to do nerd things, hack on #mgmtconfig or get some free stickers!
Suggestions welcome for good food and non-touristy things if you've got any!
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I'll be in #Halifax, #NovaScotia in 1.5 weeks from now if anyone wants to do nerd things, hack on #mgmtconfig or get some free stickers!
Suggestions welcome for good food and non-touristy things if you've got any!
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OH: "dragging a slider and having the server respond to do Weird Stuff immediately was ... delightful"
#mgmtconfig from the brilliant and elocutionary @whack
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OH: "dragging a slider and having the server respond to do Weird Stuff immediately was ... delightful"
#mgmtconfig from the brilliant and elocutionary @whack
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OH: "dragging a slider and having the server respond to do Weird Stuff immediately was ... delightful"
#mgmtconfig from the brilliant and elocutionary @whack
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OH: "dragging a slider and having the server respond to do Weird Stuff immediately was ... delightful"
#mgmtconfig from the brilliant and elocutionary @whack
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OH: "dragging a slider and having the server respond to do Weird Stuff immediately was ... delightful"
#mgmtconfig from the brilliant and elocutionary @whack
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In my recent performance engineering work, I noticed #mgmtconfig (when idle) was consuming between 3% to 15% of cpu when it was supposed to be sleeping!
I produced a nice flamegraph that nicely shows the culprit. An event-based library that is secretly polling.
This is used by a ton of big corporations. Hopefully one of them wants to step up and patch this nicely!
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In my recent performance engineering work, I noticed #mgmtconfig (when idle) was consuming between 3% to 15% of cpu when it was supposed to be sleeping!
I produced a nice flamegraph that nicely shows the culprit. An event-based library that is secretly polling.
This is used by a ton of big corporations. Hopefully one of them wants to step up and patch this nicely!
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In my recent performance engineering work, I noticed #mgmtconfig (when idle) was consuming between 3% to 15% of cpu when it was supposed to be sleeping!
I produced a nice flamegraph that nicely shows the culprit. An event-based library that is secretly polling.
This is used by a ton of big corporations. Hopefully one of them wants to step up and patch this nicely!
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In my recent performance engineering work, I noticed #mgmtconfig (when idle) was consuming between 3% to 15% of cpu when it was supposed to be sleeping!
I produced a nice flamegraph that nicely shows the culprit. An event-based library that is secretly polling.
This is used by a ton of big corporations. Hopefully one of them wants to step up and patch this nicely!
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In my recent performance engineering work, I noticed #mgmtconfig (when idle) was consuming between 3% to 15% of cpu when it was supposed to be sleeping!
I produced a nice flamegraph that nicely shows the culprit. An event-based library that is secretly polling.
This is used by a ton of big corporations. Hopefully one of them wants to step up and patch this nicely!
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The journey in #mgmtconfig of optimizing some code down from 137 sec to 50.
If you love performance engineering there's lots of fun, low hanging fruit to get in on. Paid tasks too!
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The journey in #mgmtconfig of optimizing some code down from 137 sec to 50.
If you love performance engineering there's lots of fun, low hanging fruit to get in on. Paid tasks too!
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The journey in #mgmtconfig of optimizing some code down from 137 sec to 50.
If you love performance engineering there's lots of fun, low hanging fruit to get in on. Paid tasks too!
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The journey in #mgmtconfig of optimizing some code down from 137 sec to 50.
If you love performance engineering there's lots of fun, low hanging fruit to get in on. Paid tasks too!
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The journey in #mgmtconfig of optimizing some code down from 137 sec to 50.
If you love performance engineering there's lots of fun, low hanging fruit to get in on. Paid tasks too!