JoeReally

My proposed setup:

• Change the default VLAN to be a quarantine/slow-lane
• The quarantine is normal for testing, will eventually be LAN/client isolated and rate limit WAN to 1Mbps or less
• Create other VLANs for users or device categories
• When a device joins the SSID, it ends up in the default quarantine
• I can then look at the client list, give it a useful name, and copy it's MAC
• Add its MAC to "something" that will then assign it to an approved VLAN upon reconnect
• Need a "wired onboarding equivalent" but I think this won't be as difficult

 

Restraints:

• Would like all of this done with a single unchanging password for the user (or a global password if needed)
• Do all of this

According to the Kometa delete_collections command, "The collection does not need to be scheduled to be considered configured and only needs to be in the config file." Combined with delete_not_scheduled set to false, this should prevent Kometa from deleting a collection defined in config.yml that is not scheduled to run. And yet, my configured collections are being seen as unconfigured if they are not scheduled to run, and thus they are deleted.

 

Relevant config.yml lines below:

settings:
  ...
  minimum_items: 1
  default_collection_ord

I have an "Other Videos" library in Plex containing long-duration YouTube videos and I would like to apply a "runtime" overlay to them, but the image generated by Kometa is always portrait oriented instead of the original landscape images that are generated by Plex, which cause the image to get zoomed/cropped and not display correctly. Is there a way to tell Kometa to generate the replacement poster in landscape?

My code file overlayLandscapeRuntime attempt is below. Thanks in advance.

overlays:
  runtime:
    overlay:
      name: "text(<<runtimeH>>h <<runtimeM>>m)"
      horizontal_offset: 15
      horizontal_align: right
      vertical_offset: 30
      ve

My goal is to create a task when a text is received with a non-breaking space NBSP it will look up whatever word follows it in a file and then send a random response from a list. But I can’t even get the regex to match the unicode or to put the word that follows in a variable.

Here is what I have so far:

Event: received text

Content: ~R\u00a0(?<keyword>\w+)

My understanding is this should trigger when it sees an NBSP and then store the word after in a variable called keyword. But when I make the action to send “ok %keyword” I get no response. I tried \xa0 too in case but there was no change.

Any help is appreciated.

I need to run my script as two users and I am trying to keep the code in one script for internal reasons. Why does this not work?

#If A_Username = “my-user”  
::/abc::non-admin  
#If A_Username = “my-user_admin”  
::/xyz::admin  
#If

Using the above compiled code, and running one copy as my regular user and another copy as my domain admin user, if I type each command twice, then type them twice again, I get this:

non-admin
non-admin
admin
admin
/abc
non-admin
admin
admin

So as you can see, the first command works fine, but after you use the second command, once you go back to the first command, it will not work until the second try. However, the sec

I am looking to complete my build that I have been acquiring for about a year and I’d like to get the two final big parts - a mid range video card and a power supply. My purchased parts include a Ryzen 7 1700, ASUS Strix B350-F and a LG 34” free sync monitor (2560x1080). PC will be used for multi purpose and moderate gaming - upgrading from a 3 year old(ish) RX 580.

What video card should I get? Should I limit myself to a free sync compatible card like a 5600 (which seem hard to find)? I have seen some deals on 1660s ( like a 1660 ti at Microcenter for $240 and 1660 supers starting at $230). I’d like to stay around or under $250 but I might be able to do $300 if it’s worth it.

Current pa

I am certain I must be missing something simple, but I cannot get this to work.

I’d like to set a custom version for a compiled EXE so I can add code to check the version of a network copy of the script and update the local copy when it changes.

I have tried both of the following lines and neither seem to work. What am I doing wrong?

;@Ahk2Exe-SetVersion = “1.2.3.4”  
;@Ahk2Exe-Let U_version = “2.3.4.5”

Note: I am checking the exe version by right-clicking the file in windows and checking the file details.

I was able to install Kodi on my Pi 4 a few weeks ago. I decided to rebuild it today so I put a fresh Raspbian SD card in it and proceeded with my install... but this time it is failing. It appears to be looking for Kodi 18.7-1 but cannot find it. I tried installing prior versions and still get an error that mentions 18.7-1 in it. Can anyone advise on how to get it installed?

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More info:

Here are my install steps:

Add the pippleware key (http://pipplware.pplware.pt/pipplware/key.asc)
Add the pippleware repo (deb [http://pipplware.pplware.pt/pipplware/dists/buster/main/binary](http://pipplware.pplware.pt/pipplware/dists/bust

Currently I delegate tasks to the first node in my inventory that is a member of the managers (groups([‘Docker_Swarm_Managers’][0]).The problem here is if that particular manager is offline, my swarm related tasks will fail.

Is there a way to target a random online manager? Maybe ping the managers group and randomly select from those results? Does anyone have something like this setup?

I installed OMV on a Pi 3B+ last month for testing in my homelab. It lost power 2 days ago and stopped booting so I decided to just rebuild it with a fresh install because its only one share and I did not lose my data (micro SD in USB). I am running into an issue immediately after install trying to set the network config.

After installation, I go to the Network settings and attempt to set ETH0 as DHCP (or static) and I get an error during the "netplan apply" step. It looks like netplan is possibly new to OMV 5.4 so that might be why i did not see this issue previously? After this error, my DNS setting in /etc/resolv.conf is removed which breaks a lot of things (obviously).

I have tried thi

Last night the house lost power. I’d like to have a playbook I can kick off from my phone (via ssh script to a server) that would gracefully shutdown all my servers while the UPSes are online. Does anyone have something similar they’d like to share or input on my plan below?

I believe what I should do is:

• Docker swarm: stop all services OR pause all nodes.
  ; goal here is to do this before draining so services will not try and restart on other nodes
  ; not sure which method is better, also not sure how to stop “all” services instead of a specific list/loop
• Docker swarm: drain all worker nodes
• Docker swarm: drain all manager nodes
• Docker swarm: shutdown all nodes
  ; most gr

My limited regex has failed me. I am guessing I need a look-around of some kind but I have not reached that level yet.

I want to replace a value in a line if it exists, and append the value to that line if it does not. (This is a one-line file).

Here is what I have so far:

  tasks:
    - name: Enable Screen Timeout
      lineinfile:
        path: /boot/cmdline.txt.bak
        regexp: '^(.*?\\s)?(consoleblank=\\d*)(.*)$'
        line: '\1consoleblank=900\3'
        backrefs: true
      become: yes

Test examples:

abc=123 d=4 w=6 xyz=789
abc=123 d=4 consoleblank=0
abc=123 d=4 consoleblank=0 w=6 xyz=789
consoleblank=0 w=6 xyz=789

Am I being

I am using Ansible to deploy docker to a freshly imaged Raspberry Pi 4 ( also tried on a Pi 3 and even a Pi Zero W) and then to add the hass.io docker container. When the container fires up the first time, everything looks right in the logs until this:

20-01-17 21:09:13 INFO (SyncWorker_0) [hassio.docker.homeassistant] Start homeassistant homeassistant/qemuarm-homeassistant with version landingpage
20-01-17 21:09:13 ERROR (SyncWorker_0) [concurrent.futures] exception calling callback for <Future at 0xb4c4ffd0 state=finished returned NoneType>
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/usr/local/lib/python3.7/concurrent/futures/_base.py", line 324, in

Can someone explain why the first task is valid but the second is not? I get this error on the second task:FAILED! => {"msg": "'ansible_user' is undefined"}

  vars:
    users: ['root', '{{ansible_user}}']

  tasks:
    - debug:
        msg: "{{ users }}"
    - debug:
        msg: "{{ item }}"
      loop: "{{ users }}"

Any workaround or solution? I want to add a list of users to a group, and i'm trying to include the user Ansible is running under (not the sudo user) as well just in case.

EDIT: Most likely answer is that the Ansible engine processes loops prior to the connection being determined, so the variable does not yet exist in the scope of a lo