15:22:20 <ryaeng> are aws images still provided? can't seem to locate them when searching community images.
17:28:05 <szilard> Hi. I have created an own package repository here: https://extrowerk.com/omnios/
17:28:56 <szilard> But If I attempt to add the repository using the command: "# pkg set-publisher -g https://extrowerk.com/omnios superfluous.omnios" I always get an error message:
17:29:55 <szilard> https://paste.omnios.org/?8ba297c959468ff9#4EGT9CKVjHkfTuT7JG4QdC2EpudgbZoDpXep1n7GFGB3
17:30:03 <szilard> Could you please give me some hints?
17:30:59 <nomad> jimklimov, do you know if there's anyone maintaining an up-to-date OmniOS package of NUT? I'm not finding it but that's probably a me problem.
17:33:25 <nomad> I'm just looking for upsmon, I have a primary on a leenux host.
18:03:58 <kenichi> szilard: i do not really know, but are you proxying to a application/pkg/server svc with that url or just serving e.g. tmp.repo/ contents?
18:05:06 <szilard> just serving.
18:08:39 <kenichi> try `man pkg.depotd`
18:36:39 <nomad> well that's annoying. the OmniOS-r151054.iso image boots fine in XCP-ng. However, the installed host starts booting then powers back down.
19:23:31 <nomad> ah, looks like the trick is to enable "viridian" in XCP-ng.
20:28:03 <szilard> according to the documentation, i can simply use the "pkg set-publisher -g /path/to/github/repos/omnios-extra/tmp.repo local.omnios" command to add the local.omnios repo. I nthis case no deamon is supporting this. So I have expected I can simply copy the tmp.repo contents onto a webserver and pkg willl accept it as a publisher, but it doesn't. Do I really need pkg.depotd in this use-case?