As said in a previous post, I’m going to get Internet through FTTH (Fiber To The Home). Unfortunately I won’t get a fixed IP like I currently have with my ADSL provider. It reminds me Internet 10 years before, when I needed to play with dyndns or no-ip to be able to connect to my house ISP. The story is now repeating but as I got real DNS instead, I need to send the modifications to my DNS Registrar instead.

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As you can see, I write more and more posts on LXC. The latest thing I worked on, was how to convert a host/vm to a LXC container. I needed to write a script for it as I didn’t find what I needed. The script will remove unneeded elements in a Debian system, removing folders (dev,proc,sys), recreate devices and configure etc files. You can find more informations by following the link.

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Oh waaah, I’m so exited to get a real fast internet connection ! I’ve recently subscribed to Orange as they just add the fiber where I live. My bandwidth will be 300Mb/s instead of 9Mb/s today. The installation will occur in less than 15 days. I unfortunately have to leave Free for this year and hope I’ll could switch back to it in a year. The bad news is I’ll have a random public IP :-(.

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What a topic ! It could sounds like a patent troll but let me explain why I posted it. First of all, I do not have strong skills on Arch Linux, but so many people talked to me about it and have praised me the merit of that distribution that I absolutely needed to test it. Before, I was on Debian testing and had some setbacks that encouraged me to look ahead to find a better solution.

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I don’t know if you’ve write with emacs/vim or any other classical tool editor, a manifest or a Puppet module. If you did it, I’m pretty sure you’ve made a lot of syntax errors or got errors during catalog compilation. During a long time, I was using Geppetto to help me on writing and suggesting better syntax to my manifest. I took the latest available version of Geppetto but it crashes all the time.

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Pierre Mavro / Deimosfr


Qovery Co-Founder and CTO

Paris - France