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    • CloudKnightC
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      • scottalanmillerS
        scottalanmiller @Francesco Provino
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        @francesco-provino said in Installing Sodium Agent on XenServer 6.5:

        I'm aware of salt and I use it, but "sodium"…?

        https://mangolassi.it/category/25/sodium

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        • QuixoticJeremyQ
          QuixoticJeremy @Francesco Provino
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          @francesco-provino said in Installing Sodium Agent on XenServer 6.5:

          I'm aware of salt and I use it, but "sodium"…?

          Very brief synopsis: We are a project that is currently in alpha that does monitoring (and soon remote management) of servers with the intent of quite a bit more than just that. We do a lot of posting/interaction here on ML so that we can get everyone's opinions on features and the directions they should take, that way at the end of development (as if it ever ends) we'll have a product that people will actually want to use.

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          • QuixoticJustinQ
            QuixoticJustin
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            I think that while it would be great, older XenServer is going to be out of scope, at least for a really long time, with Sodium. There are a lot of barriers there and a really small use case. Now the current XenServer might be a different matter. Has anyone looked at that at all?

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            • matteo nunziatiM
              matteo nunziati
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              Don't but xenserver 7 is centos 7 so it should be python 2.7

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              • olivierO
                olivier
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                # python -V
                Python 2.7.5
                

                On XenServer 7.1

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                • travisdh1T
                  travisdh1 @QuixoticJustin
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                  @quixoticjustin said in Installing Sodium Agent on XenServer 6.5:

                  I think that while it would be great, older XenServer is going to be out of scope, at least for a really long time, with Sodium. There are a lot of barriers there and a really small use case. Now the current XenServer might be a different matter. Has anyone looked at that at all?

                  Yeah, while I had a system available I figured looking to see if it would "just work" made sense. But the version of Python is to old, and it's a huge hassle to get a newer version installed at best.

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                  • scottalanmillerS
                    scottalanmiller @travisdh1
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                    @travisdh1 said in Installing Sodium Agent on XenServer 6.5:

                    @quixoticjustin said in Installing Sodium Agent on XenServer 6.5:

                    I think that while it would be great, older XenServer is going to be out of scope, at least for a really long time, with Sodium. There are a lot of barriers there and a really small use case. Now the current XenServer might be a different matter. Has anyone looked at that at all?

                    Yeah, while I had a system available I figured looking to see if it would "just work" made sense. But the version of Python is to old, and it's a huge hassle to get a newer version installed at best.

                    Time to update to XS 7 and test 😉

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                    • travisdh1T
                      travisdh1 @scottalanmiller
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                      @scottalanmiller said in Installing Sodium Agent on XenServer 6.5:

                      @travisdh1 said in Installing Sodium Agent on XenServer 6.5:

                      @quixoticjustin said in Installing Sodium Agent on XenServer 6.5:

                      I think that while it would be great, older XenServer is going to be out of scope, at least for a really long time, with Sodium. There are a lot of barriers there and a really small use case. Now the current XenServer might be a different matter. Has anyone looked at that at all?

                      Yeah, while I had a system available I figured looking to see if it would "just work" made sense. But the version of Python is to old, and it's a huge hassle to get a newer version installed at best.

                      Time to update to XS 7 and test 😉

                      Yeah, if I had any way to get my own OS installed it would've already been. Another server at WholeSaleInternet.

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                      • scottalanmillerS
                        scottalanmiller @travisdh1
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                        @travisdh1 said in Installing Sodium Agent on XenServer 6.5:

                        @scottalanmiller said in Installing Sodium Agent on XenServer 6.5:

                        @travisdh1 said in Installing Sodium Agent on XenServer 6.5:

                        @quixoticjustin said in Installing Sodium Agent on XenServer 6.5:

                        I think that while it would be great, older XenServer is going to be out of scope, at least for a really long time, with Sodium. There are a lot of barriers there and a really small use case. Now the current XenServer might be a different matter. Has anyone looked at that at all?

                        Yeah, while I had a system available I figured looking to see if it would "just work" made sense. But the version of Python is to old, and it's a huge hassle to get a newer version installed at best.

                        Time to update to XS 7 and test 😉

                        Yeah, if I had any way to get my own OS installed it would've already been. Another server at WholeSaleInternet.

                        They don't let you install an OS there? And they don't keep the ones that they offer updated?

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                        • travisdh1T
                          travisdh1 @scottalanmiller
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                          @scottalanmiller said in Installing Sodium Agent on XenServer 6.5:

                          @travisdh1 said in Installing Sodium Agent on XenServer 6.5:

                          @scottalanmiller said in Installing Sodium Agent on XenServer 6.5:

                          @travisdh1 said in Installing Sodium Agent on XenServer 6.5:

                          @quixoticjustin said in Installing Sodium Agent on XenServer 6.5:

                          I think that while it would be great, older XenServer is going to be out of scope, at least for a really long time, with Sodium. There are a lot of barriers there and a really small use case. Now the current XenServer might be a different matter. Has anyone looked at that at all?

                          Yeah, while I had a system available I figured looking to see if it would "just work" made sense. But the version of Python is to old, and it's a huge hassle to get a newer version installed at best.

                          Time to update to XS 7 and test 😉

                          Yeah, if I had any way to get my own OS installed it would've already been. Another server at WholeSaleInternet.

                          They don't let you install an OS there? And they don't keep the ones that they offer updated?

                          They give you a choice, and they always seem to be a little behind. One big reason why it's only every going to be a home lab environment for me and not a recommended service for any company.

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