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I never tried but if your bios/nic allows PXE/iSCSI boot you should be able to at least boot the OS installer.
But what is the goal?
Install or run Solaris/OmniOS/OI without a local disk?
after updating from r151036 to r151046 I am getting a connection refused error when trying to open the nappit webgui. I tried rebooting a few times and that hasn't worked. The shares are still working fine but what is the best way to troubleshoot nappit? Are there new firewall options on 151046 that need to add an exception for port 81? I'm wondering if i should have updated nappit first before updating the OS. I cant remember what version it was
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I think I went straight 036->046 so that must have been the issue. I will rollback and try 036->038 firstI would also asume that the napp-it webserver is not running properly or at all
as there is no special firewall active per default.
Even with an older napp-it on newest OmniOS it should basically work on port 81.
Only menu User can throw errors if a newer Perl is not supported.
- Have you updated 036 -> 038 lts -> 046 lts (update always over lts)
(you can boot 036 bootenvironment again for a proper update)
- what happens when you try to start the webserver manually
/etc/init.d/napp-it start
or
/var/web-gui/data/tools/httpd/napp-it-mhttpd -c \*\*.pl -u napp-it -d /var/web-gui/data/wwwroot -p 81
Security FixesThis is a non-reboot update
proxmoxHi _Gea
So Broadcom has stopped free ESXi versions for home use. I run an "all-in-one" setup as you describe it on your website. Any thoughts on this change? Would you already recommend an alternative?
Thanks for sharing!
proxmox is pretty light IMO. not much worse in terms of overhead than esxi. it has really been the choice for a lot home labers for a while nowThere are some discussions at Illumos regarding XPC. SmartOS is also an option as is Hyper-V, but I also suppose Proxmox is the mainfuture option with homeuse. Really sad that you now need a full featured Debian instead the lightweight and minimalistic ESXi. Not sure how good Solaris & co runs under Proxmox.
btw.
napp-it cs (currently under development) can now manage *BSD, *Linux, *Illumos, OSX, Solaris and Windows ZFS servers or server groups, https://www.napp-it.org/downloads/windows.html
im not sure, it just shutdown. How do I know if its not kernel panic?Regular shutdown or kernelpanic?
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I have a ZFS filesystem on a SSD pool that I was manually backing up to a HDD pool using zfs send -I. Unfortunately I forgot about this for awhile and now I no longer have a common base snap to start my incremental replication with. Annoyingly its off by a day, the historical HDD backup pool's most recent snap is from Dec 7 of 2022 and the oldest SSD pool's snap is Dec 6 of 2022. I know traditional knowledge says to just call it a loss and start over, but this got me thinking. Couldn't I use rsync to get both filesystems to be identical and then snap it and use that snap as the base for replication? Is there forensic tools that can view both filesystems at the block level and scan for any differences, sync them over and make the snapshots be 100% consistent? This is more of a thought exercise, as the data isn't that important but I think it's possible.
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https://omnios.org/releasenotes.html
Unlike Oracle Solaris with native ZFS, OmniOS stable is compatible with Open-ZFS [...]
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