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I've got an ansible playbook that modifies my ~/.config/lxc/config.yml for certain deployment scenarios. Due to LXC now being a snap, the file is simply not th
by avhception 6y ago
I've got an ansible playbook that modifies my ~/.config/lxc/config.yml for certain deployment scenarios.
Due to LXC now being a snap, the file is simply not there.
I guess it's 5 layers deep in namespaces, overlayfs and other stuff.
I was so fed up with this that I removed Ubuntu (and replaced it with Gentoo).
- m-p-3 6y agoI came to the realization that my home server doesn't need Ubuntu, it needs Debian.
- avhception 6y agoEditing a config file for a program should not be more complicated than opening the file in your preferred editor, no matter your distro. Snaps break that. I can't understand why they would break such fundamental thing and seemingly don't care about it.
- m0xte 6y agoAll this shit actually drove me to NetBSD for my home server
- eternauta3k 6y agoI've thought of switching to Debian but I'd rather use a stripped-down Ubuntu so I can use PPAs.
- nikisweeting 6y agoWait do PPAs not work on Debian?!
- grawlinson 6y agoLXC (and LXD, by extension) is packaged on Arch Linux as a binary, not a snap. I'm really grateful that the packagers worked with upstream to make this possible, as I heavily utilise LXC in my workspace.
- simosx 6y agoNah, it's just there, ~/snap/lxd/current/.config/lxc/config.yml