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  1. #NetworkManager 1.56.1 is out now with support for the GENEVE interface, the ability to change the device's administrative state in the kernel at the same time as a change to the managed state from nmcli and the D-Bus API, and persistence of the managed state across reboots from nmcli and the D-Bus API gitlab.freedesktop.org/Network

    #Linux #OpenSource #FreeSoftware

  2. #NetworkManager 1.56.1 is out now with support for the GENEVE interface, the ability to change the device's administrative state in the kernel at the same time as a change to the managed state from nmcli and the D-Bus API, and persistence of the managed state across reboots from nmcli and the D-Bus API gitlab.freedesktop.org/Network

    #Linux #OpenSource #FreeSoftware

  3. #NetworkManager 1.56.1 is out now with support for the GENEVE interface, the ability to change the device's administrative state in the kernel at the same time as a change to the managed state from nmcli and the D-Bus API, and persistence of the managed state across reboots from nmcli and the D-Bus API gitlab.freedesktop.org/Network

    #Linux #OpenSource #FreeSoftware

  4. #NetworkManager 1.56.1 is out now with support for the GENEVE interface, the ability to change the device's administrative state in the kernel at the same time as a change to the managed state from nmcli and the D-Bus API, and persistence of the managed state across reboots from nmcli and the D-Bus API gitlab.freedesktop.org/Network

    #Linux #OpenSource #FreeSoftware

  5. #NetworkManager 1.56.1 is out now with support for the GENEVE interface, the ability to change the device's administrative state in the kernel at the same time as a change to the managed state from nmcli and the D-Bus API, and persistence of the managed state across reboots from nmcli and the D-Bus API gitlab.freedesktop.org/Network

    #Linux #OpenSource #FreeSoftware

  6. After the last NetworkManager update, the use of aliases for the server no longer works #apache2 #networkmanager #postfix

    askubuntu.com/q/1566619/612

  7. After the last NetworkManager update, the use of aliases for the server no longer works #apache2 #networkmanager #postfix

    askubuntu.com/q/1566619/612

  8. After the last NetworkManager update, the use of aliases for the server no longer works #apache2 #networkmanager #postfix

    askubuntu.com/q/1566619/612

  9. After the last NetworkManager update, the use of aliases for the server no longer works #apache2 #networkmanager #postfix

    askubuntu.com/q/1566619/612

  10. After the last NetworkManager update, the use of aliases for the server no longer works #apache2 #networkmanager #postfix

    askubuntu.com/q/1566619/612

  11. Has anyone managed to get #Wireguard up and running with #NetworkManager on #Linux?

    I had to switch backnto the Wireguard tools again, because although the connection is established, devices are not reachable.

    In addition, the configuratiin is very cumbersome, as the wg0.conf file cannot simply be imported.

  12. Has anyone managed to get #Wireguard up and running with #NetworkManager on #Linux?

    I had to switch backnto the Wireguard tools again, because although the connection is established, devices are not reachable.

    In addition, the configuratiin is very cumbersome, as the wg0.conf file cannot simply be imported.

  13. Has anyone managed to get #Wireguard up and running with #NetworkManager on #Linux?

    I had to switch backnto the Wireguard tools again, because although the connection is established, devices are not reachable.

    In addition, the configuratiin is very cumbersome, as the wg0.conf file cannot simply be imported.

  14. Has anyone managed to get #Wireguard up and running with #NetworkManager on #Linux?

    I had to switch backnto the Wireguard tools again, because although the connection is established, devices are not reachable.

    In addition, the configuratiin is very cumbersome, as the wg0.conf file cannot simply be imported.

  15. Has anyone managed to get #Wireguard up and running with #NetworkManager on #Linux?

    I had to switch backnto the Wireguard tools again, because although the connection is established, devices are not reachable.

    In addition, the configuratiin is very cumbersome, as the wg0.conf file cannot simply be imported.

  16. Back by popular demand.
    Part 4 of my Swift Network Manager series is now live. We move from basic URL fetching to URLRequest, HTTP methods, and headers. #Swift #SwiftUI #iOSdev #NetworkManager
    youtube.com/watch?v=pzHctMLhov

  17. Back by popular demand.
    Part 4 of my Swift Network Manager series is now live. We move from basic URL fetching to URLRequest, HTTP methods, and headers. #Swift #SwiftUI #iOSdev #NetworkManager
    youtube.com/watch?v=pzHctMLhov

  18. Back by popular demand.
    Part 4 of my Swift Network Manager series is now live. We move from basic URL fetching to URLRequest, HTTP methods, and headers. #Swift #SwiftUI #iOSdev #NetworkManager
    youtube.com/watch?v=pzHctMLhov

  19. Back by popular demand.
    Part 4 of my Swift Network Manager series is now live. We move from basic URL fetching to URLRequest, HTTP methods, and headers. #Swift #SwiftUI #iOSdev #NetworkManager
    youtube.com/watch?v=pzHctMLhov

  20. Back by popular demand.
    Part 4 of my Swift Network Manager series is now live. We move from basic URL fetching to URLRequest, HTTP methods, and headers. #Swift #SwiftUI #iOSdev #NetworkManager
    youtube.com/watch?v=pzHctMLhov