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fredrikj wrote: ↑12 Mar 2019, 03:27 But that assumes that you can control the dns-records of your domain, so it is quite a bit more involved than simple http based validation. And I assume it is not an option at all for myownb3.com hosts.

You assume right

Hello,

I checked the system and I think I found the issue, related to the original excito image not supporting TLS 1.2. I made a change on the server and tested the easyfind function and it seems to work well on my test b3. Can you try again ?

Version 4.9.147-1 released with the drbd module included. Enjoy

OK I've compiled a 4.9.135-1 version including the DRBD module, you can download it here. I will make an official release later but it should be good for the time being.

Hello, I just ran a few tests on my b3 and the 4.9.135-1 kernel have no problem opening an encrypted volume with aes-xts-plain64 : root@b3:~# uname -a Linux b3 4.9.135-1 #1 Fri Oct 26 22:08:33 EDT 2018 armv5tel GNU/Linux root@b3:~# cryptsetup -v luksOpen /dev/sda2 test Saisissez la phrase secrète po...

hello,

I will include it in the next build and send you a prerelease as soon as it's ready

Hello, Well the messages are expected because you are downgrading the kernel. It's not such a big deal though. That being said I'm going to try to fix the new kernel. I'll keep you posted, in the meantime either mark the bubb3-kernel to hold or do not upgrade to avoid replacing your -88 working vers...

There is no excito user on the install/rescue system. Login with root/excito.

That's great, thanks !

I'm curious, why did you drop shorewall ? And why did you write a custom script instead of using another wrapper like firehol ?

There you go : Install_Bubba_2_on_RAID-1_volumes

You need to add the following lines at the end of the install.ini file (remove the wipe if necessary):
They were missing in the version 1.1 of the install archive, I've reuploaded a corrected version.

Thanks

The logs tells there is no image in the configuration so I need to see the content of the install.ini file first. The USB key does _not_ perform an upgrade, it's a simple install. It's fairly quick on the b3, usually no more than 2-3 minutes mostly depending of the total disk size being formatted. T...

Can you post the content of install.ini on your usb key ?

It's likely that U-Boot doesn't like too large ext3 filesystems. You could try to flash to the rodeus version available at http://install.excito.org/b3/uboot/beta/ using the instructions on the wiki page you mentioned earlier. It's more recent so it may work. I don't have 3tb drive to test it.

I just saw your edited comment, good news.

So with the default disk size, you get a 10g root, and it boots. Then you grew it to 2T and it still works. When you grow it above the 2T limit, the b3 won't boot anymore ?