Grimeton

Hi, did you export ACD_CLI_CACHE_PATH and ACD_CLI_SETTINGS_PATH in the script or are you using the default? If you get a bad address that's usually going together with a bad cache......

@philipp-spiess you can use the same path for both. Not a problem. I tend to create a subfolder per mount like: Mount point /mnt/foo Acdcli path: /mnt/.foo Pro tip: put...

Then you're doing something wrong. What OS? BSD? Linux? How does the fstab entry look like? this is my fstab entry: `acdmount /mnt/amazon fuse _netdev 0 0` And a sniplet...

Brew suggests changing the ownership of /usr/local/bin to the normal user instead of root. Then it should work. And run the doctor if brew to see if everything's fine.

You can just use Brouting to get the job done, via proxy arp. That's just one of those dirty tricks that don't work too well because docker is still maintaining...

@nrdvana "BridgeD routing" is something you can easily create via proxy_arp on IP4 and proxy_ndp on IP6. Simple example: Subnet: 10.1.1.0/24 Docker-Host-IP on eth0: 10.1.1.10/24 Docker-Host-IP on the bridge: 10.1.1.10/24...

While we're at it: - Why do all build packages depend on sudo later? - How do I prevent node-deb from adding /etc/default/${PACKAGE_NAME} ? - How do I prevent node-deb...

See the problem?

Of course not. Because you always implement the protocol and write the server side application without having a client at hand for the same programming language. Looks like the low...

It's a pretty simple thing: You try to connect to a server that uses a specific protocol so you use that protocol on your client side, too. Works surprisingly well...