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I think it's very complicated and I'm not sure what it does, or why it has a go http server and calls itself a specification. But it's clear that your goal is to reboot on-prem servers through your phone. Something I've wanted to do with rundeck and a very simple web app that uses the rundeck API.
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I think the correct term here would be "on-premises".
A premise and a premises are not related concepts except in the sense that the "premise" of this comment is to let you know that "premises" is the correct term to use.
I'll also accept "on-prem" because it could reasonably be a shortened form of "on-premises" (even though most people probably don't realize this and are instead reinforcing their misconception when they use it).
I think it's very complicated and I'm not sure what it does, or why it has a go http server and calls itself a specification. But it's clear that your goal is to reboot on-prem servers through your phone. Something I've wanted to do with rundeck and a very simple web app that uses the rundeck API.
> on-premise I think the correct term here would be "on-premises". A premise and a premises are not related concepts except in the sense that the "premise" of this comment is to let you know that "premises" is the correct term to use. I'll also accept "on-prem" because it could reasonably be a shortened form of "on-premises" (even though most people probably don't realize this and are instead reinforcing their miscon…
If you use Python, you can restart the computer in one line using subprocess. Example: https://www.tutorialspoint.com/python-script-to-restart-comp... You can also use two scripts for security: 1. One that’s privileged for the shutdown command. 2. One with no privileges to accept the network request (eg Flask/REST), safely parse it, and send a message to process 1. You could send the message in many ways. It doesn’t…
Does it have FreeBSD support and any instructions for not using it with docker?
Follow these steps : https://github.com/c100k/rebootx-on-prem/blob/master/.github...
And then :
(cd ./impl/http-server-go && GOARCH=amd64 GOOS=openbsd go build -o rebootx-on-prem-http-server-go-openbsd-amd64 -v)
By adapting the arch if needed. Not tested, but it should work.
neat but ssh from your phone is hard to beat Sharing my current use case in case it's useful: reboot PARTITION: to reboot to a different partition systemctl stopping a service and starting another launching a wget checking if wget is still up and hasn't crashed
I think it's very complicated and I'm not sure what it does, or why it has a go http server and calls itself a specification. But it's clear that your goal is to reboot on-prem servers through your phone. Something I've wanted to do with rundeck and a very simple web app that uses the rundeck API.