Quick Deployment Of Newt #329
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This is cool, thanks! I was not aware of the other package called Newt haha |
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I think right now there is not a easy way to know who is accessing resources on a site. Maybe this is something we could add in the future. |
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Hi A bit late because I'm a recent Pangolin user.... Thank you ! It's well written and very useful ! A few changes for my setup :
/etc/pangolin.newt.conf indeed contains: |
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"I am using it like this. Download the newt binaryCreate a systemd serviceRegister and start the systemd serviceIn Kubernetes |
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There is another package out there called Newt, which can be installed using a package manager and could confuse things down the line. I developed a shell script that will do all the heavy lifting to get your version of Newt configured with ease. I download the latest version automatically and rename the binary on the filesystem to "pangolin.newt" so there is never a chance for contention. I hope this helps streamline deployment! I kept it simple, but this could be made more sophisticated to check if the service exists, stop the service, update the binary, and start the service back up.
P.S. - This is a great product!
Quick question though, is there any way to show which clients are registered to a site? This would be fantastic!
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