You need the same source code, the same exact build tools, the same exact libraries that it depends on, and the same exact OS. Additionally every single build has to be reproducible - so not including in its output, say, the build date/time or any information about the host that built it. Now you need to repeat that for thousands of packages.
I believe it’s less about the packaging system and more about the build system. You’re building source code from thousands of individual projects, getting a reproducible output is difficult if, for example, some library embeds the build date/time in its output.
Oof, awk…
I consider myself to be very cli proficient, but I’ve never understood awk.
Teams is its own plane of hell. Sorry to hear.
All my systems are backed up with “rsnapshot” to a file server. File server is backed up to backblaze with duplicacy.
I have a cron job set to run on Monday and Friday nights, is this too frequent?
Only you can answer that - what is your risk tolerance for data loss?
You’re not going to run deepseek r1 without GPUs (plural).
I’m also considering UnRaid instead of Proxmox for a NAS OS.
NAS just has no meaning anymore?
If they’re not having problems then why investigate?
This is excellent advice. Bash is fantastic but it has a lot of “foot guns” that can cause problems. Especially where spaces are concerned…
Op: good job with the script
Not really. Doesn’t sound like they are having any problems.
Are you having performance problems? If not, what do you care?
Ah knoppix… That takes me back. Think I still have a cd with it around here somewhere.
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Nobody understands endowments. Universities only use the interest earned from them as investments. And Apple makes more revenue in a quarter than Harvard has in their entire endowment - and theirs is the largest.
Ah - I gotcha. That’s some terrible luck with drives.
This is why I do my first-level of backups with rsnapshot. It backs up to the plain filesystem using rsync and uses hard-links to de-dup between backups. No special filesystem, no encryption, restore is just an ‘rsync’ away.
Gradle is written in Java and requires a Java Runtime.
Not an issue.
Don’t be shitty.