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openSUSE Tumbleweed is the rolling release, providing the latest upstream software releases, yet only those packages that pass testing. Tumbleweed is also the base for SUSE's award Tumbleweed is great, but the suse team announced for a new distro or maybe a spin off called SlowRoll. Which is Tumbleweed with 1 or 2 major updates every 1 month or so. It should be

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Using el/7, creating /etc/yum.repos.d/zerotier.repo" fi $SUDO rpm --import /tmp/zt-gpg-key $SUDO rm -f /tmp/zerotier.repo echo '[zerotier]' >/tmp/zerotier.repo echo 'name=ZeroTier, Inc. RPM Release Repository' >>/tmp/zerotier.repo echo "baseurl=$baseurl" >>/tmp/zerotier.repo echo 'enabled=1' >>/tmp/zerotier.repo echo 'gpgcheck=1' >>/tmp/zerotier.repo $SUDO mv -f /tmp/zerotier.repo /etc/yum.repos.d/zerotier.repo $SUDO chown 0 /etc/yum.repos.d/zerotier.repo $SUDO chgrp 0 /etc/yum.repos.d/zerotier.repo echo echo '*** Installing ZeroTier service package...' if [ -e /usr/bin/dnf ]; then cat /dev/null | $SUDO dnf install -y zerotier-one else cat /dev/null | $SUDO yum install -y zerotier-one fielif [ $ID == "opensuse" ] || [ $ID == "suse" ]; then echo '*** Found SuSE, adding zypper YUM repo...' cat /dev/null | $SUDO zypper addrepo -t YUM -g ${ZT_BASE_URL_HTTP}redhat/el/7 zerotier cat /dev/null | $SUDO rpm --import /tmp/zt-gpg-key echo echo '*** Installing zeortier-one package...' cat /dev/null | $SUDO zypper install -y zerotier-oneelif [ $ID == "opensuse-tumbleweed" ]; then echo '*** Found SuSE Tumbleweed/Leap, adding zypper YUM repo...' cat /dev/null | $SUDO zypper addrepo -t YUM -G ${ZT_BASE_URL_HTTP}redhat/el/9 zerotier echo echo '*** Installing zeortier-one package...' cat /dev/null | $SUDO zypper install -y zerotier-oneelse echo '*** Unknown or unsupported distribution! Aborting.' exit 1fi$SUDO rm -f /tmp/zt-gpg-keyif [ ! -e /usr/sbin/zerotier-one ]; then echo echo '*** Package installation failed! Unfortunately there may not be a package' echo '*** for your architecture or distribution. For the source go to:' echo '*** echo exit 1fiechoecho '*** Enabling and starting ZeroTier service...'if [ -e /usr/bin/systemctl -o -e /usr/sbin/systemctl -o -e /sbin/systemctl -o -e /bin/systemctl ]; then if [[ -d /run/systemd/system ]]; then $SUDO systemctl enable zerotier-one $SUDO systemctl start zerotier-one if [ "$?" != "0" ]; then echo echo '*** Package installed but cannot start service! You may be in a Docker' echo '*** container or using a non-standard init service.' echo exit 1 fi else echo echo '*** Package installed but cannot start service! You may be in a Docker container' echo '*** or using a non-standard init service.' echo exit 0 fielse if [ -e /sbin/update-rc.d -o -e /usr/sbin/update-rc.d -o -e /bin/update-rc.d -o -e /usr/bin/update-rc.d ]; then $SUDO update-rc.d zerotier-one defaults else $SUDO chkconfig zerotier-one on fi $SUDO /etc/init.d/zerotier-one startfiechoecho '*** Waiting for identity generation...'while [ ! -f

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Directory.Set the QEMU paths at the Settings/QEMU tab.Create a new virtual machine and start it.Installation (Linux)Open your terminal and type in one of the commands to update your system, depending on your distro:Arch: sudo pacman -SyuDebian/Ubuntu: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgradeFedora/RHEL 8: sudo dnf upgrade --refresh or sudo dnf updateGentoo: sudo emaint -a sync && sudo emerge --ask --verbose --update --deep --newuse @worldRHEL 7: sudo yum updateSUSE and openSUSE Leap: sudo zypper patch && sudo zypper upopenSUSE Tumbleweed: sudo zypper patch && sudo zypper dupOpen your terminal and type in one of the commands to install QEMU, depending on your distribution:Arch: sudo pacman -S qemuDebian/Ubuntu: sudo apt-get install qemuFedora: sudo dnf install @virtualizationGentoo: sudo emerge --ask app-emulation/qemuRHEL: sudo yum install qemu-kvm(open-)SUSE: sudo zypper install qemuStarting with EmuGUI 2.0, you also need to install (lib)xcb-cursor0 in order for this to work.Arch: sudo pacman -S libxcb-cursorDebian/Ubuntu: sudo apt install libxcb-cursor-devFedora: sudo dnf install libxcb-cursorGentoo: sudo emerge -av x11-libs/libxcb-cursorRHEL: sudo yum install libxcb-cursor(open-)SUSE: sudo zypper in libxcb-cursorGet EmuGUI from this website and extract it.Run emugui in the EmuGUI directory (if it fails from file manager, open a terminal inside the directory and type ./emugui).Set the QEMU paths at the Settings/QEMU tab (either /usr/bin/qemu-system-* or just qemu-system-*).Create a new virtual machine and start it.Another tip: If you want a machine to run with KVM, you must open a terminal inside the directory and type: sudo ./emugui.Updating EmuGUIClose out of EmuGUI before updating.Open your internet browser of choice and go to the EmuGUI

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Examples of the unified OVA and NPE OVA package filenames for vWAAS in SUSE Linux: – OVA—Cisco-KVM-vWAAS-Unified-6.4.1b-b-33.tar.gz – NPE OVA—Cisco-KVM-vWAAS-Unified-6.4.1-b-33-npe.tar.gz Upgrade/Downgrade Guidelines for Cisco vWAAS in SUSE Linux Consider the following upgrade/downgrade guidelines for Cisco vWAAS in SUSE Linux: The procedure for upgrading or downgrading vWAAS in SUSE Linux is the same as for any other WAAS device. Downgrading a device or device group for vWAAS in SUSE Linux to a WAAS Version earlier than Version 6.4.1b is not supported. Deploying Cisco vWAAS in SUSE Linux This section contains the following topics: Guidelines for Deploying vWAAS in SUSE Linux Procedure for Deploying vWAAS in SUSE Linux Guidelines for Deploying vWAAS in SUSE Linux Consider the following guidelines to deploy Cisco vWAAS in SUSE Linux: For vWAAS on KVM for WAAS Version 6.4.x and later, Cisco provides a single, unified OVA or NPE OVA package for each hypervisor type, which can be used with all vWAAS models for that hypervisor. For vWAAS for WAAS 6.4.1b and later, WAAS supports vWAAS in SUSE Linux. Here are examples of the unified OVA and NPE OVA package filenames for vWAAS on KVM: – OVA—Cisco-KVM-vWAAS-Unified-6.4.1-b-33.tar.gz – NPE OVA—Cisco-KVM-vWAAS-Unified-6.4.1-b-33-npe.tar.gz For more information about this unified OVA package, see Unified OVA Package for vWAAS on KVM for WAAS Version 6.4.1 and Later. After vWAAS in SUSE Linux is operational on a device, you can use the WAAS CM or the WAAS CLI to display the SUSE Linux device. – The WAAS CM displays the following information for the device: The SUSE Linux device is displayed in the Devices > All Devices listing under Device Type as OE-VWAAS-GEN-LINUX. The SUSE Linux device is displayed in the Devices > device-name > Dashboard as OE-VWAAS-GEN-LINUX. – Use the show hardware command to display the device, as well as other system. openSUSE Tumbleweed is the rolling release, providing the latest upstream software releases, yet only those packages that pass testing. Tumbleweed is also the base for SUSE's award Tumbleweed is great, but the suse team announced for a new distro or maybe a spin off called SlowRoll. Which is Tumbleweed with 1 or 2 major updates every 1 month or so. It should be

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2024/07/24 2024/07/22 PisukeCode - Web開発まとめ この記事は次のような人を想定してます。Webサービスなどの開発環境がWindowsCronを使いたいけどまだ本番環境がないWindows上で本物のCron動かしたいな…僕も開発環境はWindowsがほとんどです。そしてCronジョブをAWSとかVPSを借りる前に、WindowsだけでCronテスト実行できたらと思ってました。その方法が分かったのでシェアします。このページの目次タスクスケジューラより良い方法はないのかPowerShellのwslからLinuxインストールBashからcrontabでcronジョブを設定wslからWindows内ファイルアクセスも可能タスクスケジューラより良い方法はないのかググると以下のような記事がたくさん出てきます。▼ Windowsでcron。 タスクスケジューラの使い方タスクスケジューラを使った方法。これも１つの方法ではあるけど力不足です。本物のcronをWindows上だけで動かしたいんです。そこでwsl（Windows Subsystem for Linux）の出番これを使うと本物のCronが動かせます。PowerShellのwslからLinuxインストール始めにPowerShellにLinuxをインストールします。PowerShellは管理者権限で起動して下さい。▼ 管理者として実行することPowerShellを開いたら以下コマンドを実行します。▼ Linuxデストリビューションを表示 ▼ このように一覧表示される 12345678910111213141516171819 インストールできる有効なディストリビューションの一覧を次に示します。既定の分布は ' * ' で表されます。 'wsl --install -d 'を使用してインストールします。 NAME FRIENDLY NAME* Ubuntu Ubuntu Debian Debian GNU/Linux kali-linux Kali Linux Rolling Ubuntu-18.04 Ubuntu 18.04 LTS Ubuntu-20.04 Ubuntu 20.04 LTS Ubuntu-22.04 Ubuntu 22.04 LTS Ubuntu-24.04 Ubuntu 24.04 LTS OracleLinux_7_9 Oracle Linux 7.9 OracleLinux_8_7 Oracle Linux 8.7 OracleLinux_9_1 Oracle Linux 9.1 openSUSE-Leap-15.5 openSUSE Leap 15.5 SUSE-Linux-Enterprise-Server-15-SP4 SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 15 SP4 SUSE-Linux-Enterprise-15-SP5 SUSE Linux Enterprise 15 SP5 openSUSE-Tumbleweed openSUSE Tumbleweed ▼ ここではUbuntuをインストールする > wsl --install -d Ubuntu 別にUbuntuである必要性はありません。好きなデストリビューションを選べばOKです。インストールが終わったらWindowsを再起動します。Bashからcrontabでcronジョブを設定再起動完了したらPowerShellを再び起動です。▼ 管理者として実行すること ▼ 上記で動かないならインストール再実行 > wsl --install -d Ubuntu これでCronを使う準備が整いました。あとはcrontabでジョブを登録するだけです。▼ crontabをeモードで編集 ▼ 試しにこんなcronジョブを登録した # 毎分時刻をファイルに書き出す* * * * * /bin/date >> /tmp/cron_output 1分ごとに時刻をファイルに追記するCronジョブです。▼ ファイルcron_outputの出力内容Windows環境で本物のCronジョブが動かせました。wslからWindows内ファイルアクセスも可能Windows上のファイルにwslからアクセス可能です。▼ How to access Windows files from Linux in WSL?From inside Ubuntu:cd /mnt/c/Users/That should show you all the files and directories in your Windows profile (a.k.a. home) folder.引用元 ： 例えばこのようなCronジョブとか # 毎分時刻をWindows内ファイルに書き出す* * * * * /bin/date >> /mnt/c/Users/Hoge/cron_output 上記の例だと C:\Users\Hoge\cron_output に出力されます。もちろんPython・PHPなどの定期実行も可能です。以上、Windowsで本物cron実行でした。ではまた。関連記事

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Work around this problem by creating a shell script that parses the output of zypper packages –unneeded, which gives us the list of unneeded packages:> sudo zypper packages --unneededLoading repository data...Reading installed packages...S | Repository | Name | Version | Arch--+-------------------------+-------------------+--------------------+-------i | openSUSE-Tumbleweed-Oss | binutils-devel | 2.41-1.2 | x86_64i | openSUSE-Tumbleweed-Oss | e2fsprogs-devel | 1.47.0-2.1 | x86_64[...]i | openSUSE-Tumbleweed-Oss | sparse | 0.6.4+20220627-2.3 | x86_64So, let’s create the file zypper-clean-deps.sh (authored by gnac), which automates the process of listing unneeded packages, displaying their information, checking for dependencies, and then removing them after asking for confirmation for each one:#!/bin/shzypper packages --unneeded | awk -F'|' 'NR==0 || NR==1 || NR==2 || NR==3 || NR==4 {next} {print $3}' > listwhile read p; do zypper info $p && zypper se --requires $p && zypper rm $p; done Let’s break it down:zypper packages –unneeded → as seen above, shows information about the packageFrom awk to {print $3}’ → skips the first four lines and print the third field (the package name) of each subsequent line> list → redirects this output to a file named listThe while loop then reads each package name from list and performs the following for each package:zypper info $p → shows information about the packagezypper se –requires $p → searches for packages that require the given packagezypper rm $p → removes the package after prompting for confirmationrm -rf list → removes the list fileLet’s see its execution:> sudo ./zypper-clean-deps.sh[...]Information for package binutils-devel:---------------------------------------Repository : openSUSE-Tumbleweed-OssName : binutils-devel[...]Summary : GNU binutils (BFD development

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