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<tokaparas> sure if it's easy to install
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<tokaparas> i'm a yunohost user of two (2) days :)
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<tokaparas> i've used debian and other distros for a long time
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<tokaparas> oh ok there's the commands to install the testing version
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<@homelab-fr:matrix.org> whaouuuu beaucoup de mise à jour aujourd'hui d'un coup pour Yunohost ! un grand merci à toutes les équipes pour ce travail !
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<tokaparas> that version of etherpad works fine now
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<tokaparas> btw, why is there a systemd service for etherpad?
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<tituspijean> That's normal. Many apps ship their own webserver, and we use NGINX to reverse-proxy them.
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<tokaparas> ok thanks
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<tokaparas> how about docker, i couldn't find dockerd in the app catalog
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<tituspijean> Docker is indeed not packaged, and will most likely never be, but nothing prevents you from running it and use YunoHost to serve the containers.
You can read the documentation about it: https://doc.yunohost.org/en/admin/apps/custom_apps/?persistLocale=true#adding-a-reverse-proxy-to-an-app-that-you-manually-installed-for-example-using-docker
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<tokaparas> ok i'll try that. i have a docker image for mldonkey that uses arch aur to fetch and build ocaml4 and mldonkey in Dockerfile
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<tokaparas> and also a docker-compose.yml file to start it up
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<tokaparas> why is dockerd not in the app catalog?
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<tituspijean> YunoHost's packaging philosophy is not based on Docker, we promote a leaner (but indeed a tad more complex though closer to the Unix/Debian philosophy) way of setting up apps, and there's maybe a "we are not yet another Docker dist" take, too.
(that last bit is my personal opinion)
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<tokaparas> resolv.conf lists 127.0.0.1 as the nameserver. i'm getting weird timeouts from it. i suppose it's dnsmasq?
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<tokaparas> sending the dnsmasq process USR1 signal with kill, it shows the dns resolvers in /var/log/syslog, and wow are there many of them
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<tokaparas> even resolvers with ipv6 address while this computer doesn't use ipv6
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<tokaparas> that could be the problem i'm seeing