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January 28, 2022

Update conda command-line – miniconda3 and the base environment with defaults

Anaconda, commandline, console, tips

Update the conda installed by miniconda3 is simple: And here is the update process.

neoX
December 2, 2019

Gentoo – UnicodeEncodeError: ‘ascii’ codec can’t encode character ‘\xc4’ in position 83: ordinal not in range(128)

commandline, compiling, Gentoo

Recently emerging package =dev-lang/go-1.13.4 under Gentoo failed on one of our virtual servers with: The above log shows that the emerge fails in the installation…

neoX
August 7, 2019

List Openstack container’s options with the swift command-line client – capabilities command

commandline, Linux, OpenStack, tips

First, you need to install swift command-line utility and second, install the command-line tool to manage your account: Install OpenStack swift client only With the…

neoX
August 7, 2019

ansible – using ansible vault with copy module to decrypt on-the-fly files

ansible, commandline, tips

Here is an interesting tip for all who what to protect the sensitive information with ansible. Our example is simple enough – we want to…

neoX
August 7, 2019

ansible – restart a (nginx) service only if it is running and the configuration is ok

ansible, commandline, nginx, tips

Another ansible quick tip showing how to restart a program properly. We want to restart the program or the service only if it is running…

neoX
August 7, 2019

ansible – insert after only if the pattern exists and the new insert is not there

ansible, commandline, tips

Here is a quick ansible tip for system administrators for the ansible lineinfile. Imagine you want to insert a line after a word (or a…

neoX
July 15, 2019

aptly publish ERROR: unable to publish: unable to process packages: error linking file to

aptly, commandline, Linux

We’ve encountered the following error when issuing a publish command: And the snapshot had failed to publish. Check if the file is “aptly:aptly” (or the…

neoX
July 9, 2019

aptly publish: gpg: no default secret key: secret key not available

aptly, commandline, Linux

This is also a common error in a typical aptly installation. The other two common errors related to the GPG keys are: aptly publish: ERROR:…

neoX
July 8, 2019

aptly publish: ERROR: unable to initialize GPG signer. Missing pubring.gpg keys

aptly, commandline, Linux

In continuation of our aptly common mistakes here one more when making a second mirror aptly server to your master (you may encounter this error…

neoX
July 5, 2019

aptly mirror: ERROR: unable to update: no candidates for debian-installer/binary-amd64/Packages found

aptly, commandline, Linux

Always check the source what supports when trying to mirror! We have lost some time before discovering that our source repository does not support udeb…

neoX

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