12:02:29 <antranigv> anyone knows if there's a documented way to run Unifi's controller on OmniOS? I guess the only required dependency should be OpenJDK.
12:09:01 <antranigv> ah, looks like it's available in pkgsrc. I'll just use that brand then.
12:25:37 <antranigv> well, available on pkgsrc, just not for illumos. great.
12:33:27 <sjorge> danmcd nice, I expect andy will drop me an archive once these land upstream
12:47:18 <wiedi> antranigv: I know people used to run it on smartos in the past, for example https://github.com/CyBeRoni/mi-poop-unifi has some build recepies. One problem was that it required mongodb which became unportable at some point. Maybe something like https://www.ferretdb.com could work but I've not tried any of this
12:47:51 <antranigv> mongodb became unportable? 
12:55:51 <wiedi> https://web.archive.org/web/20170831102959/https://engineering.mongodb.com/post/farewell-solaris
13:04:00 <tsoome> well, reading this one is rather sad.
13:04:28 <ptribble> the mongodb license (not open source) is also an issue
13:07:32 <tsoome> license is not an excuse for lack of development from our side.
13:16:27 <Woodstock> to me this sounds more like lack of development on their part :)
13:16:37 <Woodstock> portability is hard, lets go shopping?
13:17:16 <wiedi> I think some (jperkin?) maintained patches for a while but if upstream is hostile it is a wasted effort
13:17:42 <tsoome> they are not going to update our libc or fix debugger or make os run on AWS.
13:23:28 <Woodstock> neither are we, since "solaris" isn't us
13:23:39 <Woodstock> then again, this was 8 years ago, so whatever.
13:24:32 <tsoome> "You say you want to run on “Solaris”. OK, fine, but which one? Illumos? OpenSolaris? OpenIndiana? SmartOS? Oracle Solaris? OmniOS? Do we release for one of those? If so, which one? All? How do versions relate across them? What is the level of binary compatibility? Which versions do we need to support, on which variants? How do we certify that we support all of them? "
14:11:22 <antranigv> frankly speaking MongoDB always sucked, so I'm not that sad.
14:11:34 <antranigv> happy I never needed to run it on prod.
14:13:10 <tsoome> :)
14:55:13 <GrayGhost> what do I need to add to fstab to have a share mount at boot ?
14:56:57 <GrayGhost> I manualy monut with : sudo mount 192.168.1.220:data /home/mhc/data
15:29:11 <tsoome> GrayGhost see man vfstab, first example is telling you.
15:31:46 <GrayGhost> thanks I will look 
15:36:33 <GrayGhost> I get this :  No manual entry for vfstab
15:37:01 <GrayGhost> man zfstab
15:37:29 <GrayGhost> that did not work eather 
15:37:42 <tsoome> you can use this link https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E36784_01/html/E36882/vfstab-4.html
15:38:41 <ptribble> Or our version https://www.illumos.org/man/5/vfstab
15:39:42 <GrayGhost> do I have to install vfstab ?
15:40:08 <tsoome> you should have it  as /etc/vfstab
15:42:33 <GrayGhost> ls: cannot access 'vfstab': No such file or directory
15:42:56 <tsoome> are you sure it is omnios?
15:43:28 <GrayGhost> in this on the server or the user ?
15:45:09 <tsoome> on user machine
15:45:35 <GrayGhost> that is where I am working 
15:45:59 <GrayGhost> fedora 41 desktop 
15:46:24 <tsoome> then you should have fstab and you should check man fstab for examples
15:47:14 <GrayGhost> yes I have fstab ... but not vfstab which you said earlier 
15:47:40 <GrayGhost> do I need vfstab ??
15:48:15 <tsoome> illumos systems have /etc/vfstab, linux / bsd have /etc/fstab. you are on omnios channel;)
15:49:26 <GrayGhost> I have installed omniOS on a computer as a server ... connected to my router and am accessing it from Fedora 41 
15:51:01 <GrayGhost> I am new at using a server 
15:52:36 <tsoome> thats is ok. but yes, if you want to mount that share from server on your client system, then you would need to set up /etc/fstab in your client system (as we already know its linux). 
15:53:33 <GrayGhost> thanks I will do some reading and figure it out 
19:22:52 <andyf> antranigv - I run a unifi controller in an lx zone on OmniOS. That seems to work well.
19:54:10 <m1ari>  antranigv: I've started doing the same as andyf (unifi controller in an lx zone)
19:54:29 <m1ari> It was just to test an old AP but seems to work well
19:56:05 <m1ari> I think I had issues initially with the unifi software with a newer linux release but that's a unifi/documentation issue rather than an lx issue.