08:40:49 <tozhu> jperkin: Hi Perkin, I have sync-ed smartos pkgsrc, so just need to share the folder over https, so that pkgin command can then use it, right?
09:18:15 <jperkin> yep
10:07:16 <jperkin> andyf: for the next ooce-12* tag in gcc would it be possible to ensure the OmniOS paths commit is the latest again? makes it easier for me to pull from that tree directly without having to patch it back out
10:24:38 <dbrooke> neirac: not exactly that, but newer ansible no longer works for me to configure zones as it can't find python in the zone due to apparently ignoring my group var setting of ansible_python_interpreter=/opt/local/bin/python
10:24:59 <dbrooke> it still works with an older ansible I have in a Devuan VM
10:26:12 <jperkin> that's odd, works fine for me with latest ansible - are you sure that zone has that link? only that it's created by pkg_alternatives, so if you did something esoteric in there it might not exist
10:26:56 <jperkin> though I do happen to specify the exact version of python rather than relying on the link
10:31:51 <dbrooke> I've not knowingly done anything in the zones, but I've been setting that variable for the group of SmartOS zones in my ansible inventory and it stopped working a while ago (somewhere between ansible 2.10.8 and 2.14.0)
10:34:55 <dbrooke> it's defaulting to looking for /usr/bin/python3 in the zone
10:36:03 <jperkin> odd!
10:37:39 <dbrooke> and in the zone "which python" gives /opt/local/bin/python , which was what I was specifing in ansible and used to work
10:39:35 <dbrooke> what link would you expect pkg_alternatives to have set up?
10:39:55 <jperkin> if it's there then that's not the issue, was just wondering..
10:40:16 <jperkin> so more likely some change in how ansible orders variable parsing
10:40:29 <jperkin> or perhaps pattern matching
13:19:16 <andyf> jperkin - That's how it should be, that latest patch is a test one that I accidentally pushed, sorry
13:19:20 <andyf> but it reminds me to get back to that!
15:34:10 <neirac> Oh yes, my playbooks used to work now they fail in the vmadm module  I'll try to debug it as I had all my home stuff in ansible with smartos now I'm doing it manually 
16:04:16 <tozhu> hello all, what’s the most stable and latest gcc version is recommended for smartos/illumos right now?  thanks in advance
16:05:04 <jperkin> tozhu: 10.4.0
16:05:36 <jperkin> hoping to have 12.2.0 by default in trunk and 22.4.0 soon, mainly due to libcxxabi now requiring it
16:06:14 <tozhu> thanks, which pkgsrc release shipped it?
16:07:38 <jperkin> if you mean LTS then 21.4.0
16:10:54 <tozhu> I find it in trunk, not in 2021Q4
16:11:18 <jperkin> it's definitely there!
16:14:32 <tozhu> I just find out 10.3.0 in 2021Q4, there is no 10.4.0 , not sure if I missed something  :)
16:15:03 <jperkin> oh sorry, yes, what I meant was gcc10 was the default compiler in 21.4.0, but yes it's a minor revision behind trunk
16:17:48 <tozhu> okay, got it, thank you very much  :)
16:42:57 <neirac> Is it possible now in vanilla smartos to install the docker endpoint ?