Ubuntu 18.10 and onwards use netplan for the configuration of network interfaces. although im fine with it, it seems Cockpit and some other software dont like it as much.
Let Netplan configure the interface and hand-off further managent to NetworkManager.
notice: NetworkManager is not a X Application, although the name might sound like one.
Because Snapd can blow my magic flute, there is just some much wrong with snapd that i COULD write a gist on that. but it would get pretty ranty
First of they ship the new versions of Ubuntu server with LXD and some stuff pre-installed. so first make sure they fuck off by running:
sudo snap remove snap-store
So first things first, there is/was a fork of FFMPeg called LibAV. if you looking for docs on that, good luck!
libav (the actual code that makes ffmpeg tick) is a C library so we have to tinker with some low-level stuff
first off, install pkg-config brew install pkgconfig should fix that for you.
ofcrouse you can install ffmpeg the same way if you did not do so already
Really, if you are running this in anything production alike, just get a license!!
Well you cant get access to the enterprise repo's. so get a license instead.
but if you want to remove the annoying nag message:
sed -Ezi.bak "s/(Ext.Msg.show\(\{\s+title: gettext\('No valid sub)/void\(\{ \/\/\1/g" /usr/share/javascript/proxmox-widget-toolkit/proxmoxlib.js && systemctl restart pveproxy.serviceFreeBSD is nice and all, but editing files on it sucks (and i want to keep my firewall kinda clean) so lets get Mutagen up and running first
mkdir caddy
cd caddy
mutagen sync create --name Caddy . [email protected]:~/caddy/