Cockpit: just keeps gettin' better!!

FATeknollogee

Check your version of Cockpit. To create VMs, it has to be 161.

Emad R

@aaronstuder said in Cockpit: just keeps gettin' better!!:

I can't add a VM?

Centos users have to wait even beta is only up till version 157

UNless you can install from source ?
https://github.com/cockpit-project/cockpit/releases/tag/161

FATeknollogee

Y'all ever heard of Fedora...:grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes: https://getfedora.org/en/server/

Obsolesce

Ya CentOS is always way behind.

coliver

@fateknollogee said in Cockpit: just keeps gettin' better!!:

Y'all ever heard of Fedora...:grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes: https://getfedora.org/en/server/

We're using a fork of CentOS that's supported by a major vendor.

scottalanmiller

@coliver said in Cockpit: just keeps gettin' better!!:

@fateknollogee said in Cockpit: just keeps gettin' better!!:

Y'all ever heard of Fedora...:grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes: https://getfedora.org/en/server/

We're using a fork of CentOS that's supported by a major vendor.

A fork? That's even worse

Emad R

@scottalanmiller

Whats your thought on Oracle Linux ?

https://linux.oracle.com/switch/centos/

Besides the fact that we are talking about Oracle, the idea itself is neat the ability to switch seamlessly and get support for people that need that cause they got smart linux people + no need to reformat and reinstall like RHEL ?

scottalanmiller

@emad-r said in Cockpit: just keeps gettin' better!!:

@scottalanmiller

Whats your thought on Oracle Linux ?

https://linux.oracle.com/switch/centos/

Besides the fact that we are talking about Oracle, the idea itself is neat the ability to switch seamlessly and get support for people that need that cause they got smart linux people + no need to reformat and reinstall like RHEL ?

It’s just silly IMHO. If you want support, you need RHEL. If you want to save money, use CentOS. Oracle Linux is a silly middle ground. It’s just a random company selling CentOS under a “cool name”.

scottalanmiller

To promote it their FAQ is all wrong. Which suggests that they don’t even have a casual knowledge of Linux. I see literally zero, possibly even negative, value to their product.

scottalanmiller

And it’s based around CentOS and RHEL which I would only deploy when absolutely necessary. Fedora for critical workloads instead.

Alex Sage

When using the VNC console only the keyboard works and mouse works, but clicking does not.

Is that normal?

Update: Firefox, Chrome and Internet Explorer 11 all don't work.

JaredBusch

@aaronstuder said in Cockpit: just keeps gettin' better!!:

When using the VNC console only the keyboard works and mouse works, but clicking does not.

Is that normal?

Update: Firefox, Chrome and Internet Explorer 11 all don't work.

I have that problem on Vultr's VNC console sometimes.

Alex Sage

@jaredbusch said in Cockpit: just keeps gettin' better!!:

I have that problem on Vultr's VNC console sometimes.

Me too

Obsolesce

@aaronstuder said in Cockpit: just keeps gettin' better!!:

@jaredbusch said in Cockpit: just keeps gettin' better!!:

I have that problem on Vultr's VNC console sometimes.

Me too

Just use an app?

There's Remote Desktop Viewer on Linux that does VNC well.

Alex Sage

@tim_g said in Cockpit: just keeps gettin' better!!:

Just use an app?

There's Remote Desktop Viewer on Linux that does VNC well.

Huh?

PenguinWrangler

Hopefully, they keep expanding the VM Management capabilities in Cockpit. If they get a fully functional WebUI for KVM into Cockpit, that would be awesome.

dafyre

Does Cockpit manage mdraid now?

travisdh1

@dafyre said in Cockpit: just keeps gettin' better!!:

Does Cockpit manage mdraid now?

I has for a while now, but you need to install the full version and the storage add-on. Don't think it was included with the basic install included with a new system.