Hmmm, and the third party developers are the reason they're not profitable?
Ansible worked really well for me
exactly, why isn't this a gpl violation
The supporter was arrested outside Wembley for mocking victims of the disaster with his customised top
![Man United fan banned indefinitely for wearing offensive Hillsborough T-shirt](https://lemmy.ml/pictrs/image/77460b7c-af62-4178-a73b-7811680656f8.jpeg?format=webp&thumbnail=256)
Banned indefinitely by the club. Was earlier given a four year ban by the FA.
Have you tried sorting by hot?
It's not banned now (for what that's worth)
This is a fantastic question.
Maybe you've already looked into this, but I checked the playbook and the error above is occuring when Ansible tries to run this command:
test -e /usr/bin/python || (apt -y update && apt install -y python3-minimal python3-setuptools)
If you manually run the part of the command in parentheses above you'll probably get the Release file error also listed above, and from there you might be able to find out what's up. I think that error usually has to do with your repository setup and/or the version of Ubuntu youre running, but Google can hopefully tell you for sure.
Ansible was a breeze once I got it going.
I could never get ansible to work when I was setting up the same machine.
Could you post your inventory file?
Ooof the admins are weighing in on that linked thread at lemmy.ml and it's not a good look if you are in favor of human rights
I have an Intel NUC running debian stable (well, old stable now I guess). I store some files via sshfs and run some containers like plex, qbvpn, and Heimdall.
Lol I love this 😄 well done
I really dont want to go back
Can't wait to see him in action
debian stable on servers, sid on daily driver