Can someone check, I made LX Uvuntu 22.04 VM , updated downloaded download.nextcloud.com/server/releases/latest.tar.bz2 and trying to unpack it with tar xvzf latest.tar.bz2 . On "Native Ubuntu install on hardware it uncompress it fine. in LX zone it says:

ar (child): bzip2: Cannot exec: No such file or directory tar (child): Error is not recoverable: exiting now tar: Child returned status 2 tar: Error is not recoverable: exiting now

sounds like you don't have bzip2 installed on the latter

Ok, I am stupid, sorry.

Fault manager question. I have a machine that keeps reporting a fault in fan 4. I mark it repaired, it runs for hours or days, faults again. I replaced the fan. Ran for five or six days, faulted again. So now I want to ensure that I replaced the _right_ fan. Is the human readable FRU name in the `faulty` report drawn from the baseboard? (If so I would expect it the match the labels on the fan

connectors.) ...

... Is there a way to inform fmd that a given FRU should be ignored? At this point I feel like the fan isn't actually failing, and one option might be to live with five instead of six.

unfortunately it depends

if the system has a BMC/RMM/iLO/Drac/.... there's a decent chance it's getting the info via IPMI, in which case it'll like match what shows up in the BMC, which is _probably_ the same thing as what's labeled on the baseboard

but there's no guarantee unfortunately

It's a SuperMicro SYS-120C-TR, if that adds any useful info.

Also, if it can't get info via IPMI, what does it use?

hrm..

gmake clean doesn't appear to clear out old openssl3 versions under illumos-extra

my build zone ran out of space, and the openssl3 directory alone was consuming 11GB

neat