Oh look, it's an upcoming Exosphere feature!
I've refactored the filtering and expanded it to allow for this, to have shared logic between CLI and TUI and so this is just going to be a thing in 2.5.0.
"inventory status" has also grown a "--sort" option, which has arguments that of course can be tab completed in the REPL because I'm not a monster.
I don't know why I didn't put that in from day one, honestly.
The revised analysis does not fully rule out #Europa plumes, but it substantially weakens the original #HST #Lyα evidence. After accounting for Europa’s extended #hydrogen #exosphere and improved background modeling, the previously reported localized excess emission is no longer statistically compelling.
📝 https://doi.org/10.1051/0004-6361/202659406
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I don't really do the "plug the stuff you made" thing super aggressively, but it feels exceptionally relevant today:
If you're sitting there wrangling updates for your homelab or small to mid size network on debian or redhat likes, because of a certain CVE, and you wish there was a a way to simply get a view of the state of that across all your systems, in one place, you could give my tool a go. It has a nice UX and requires nothing except ssh.
Small bugfix release for Exosphere, my simple, agentless CLI and TUI driven patch reporting application for remote UNIX systems.
Resolves some issues surrounding dependencies in the discover process, improvement to the apt and dnf providers, and a documentation visual refresh.
https://github.com/mrdaemon/exosphere/releases/tag/v2.4.2
#exosphere #linux #unix #openbsd #freebsd #homelab #SRE #python
New point release for Exosphere, my simple, agentless CLI and TUI driven patch reporting application for remote UNIX systems.
Mostly a bugfix release, but also generally improves and hardens the Red Hat DNF/Yum provider, while I work on the actually cool stuff planned for 2.5
https://github.com/mrdaemon/exosphere/releases/tag/v2.4.1
#exosphere #linux #unix #openbsd #freebsd #homelab #SRE #python
New incremental update to Exosphere, my simple CLI and TUI driven patch reporting application for remote UNIX systems.
Improved vuln.xml handling in the FreeBSD provider, and clearer sudo error messages that point you to the documentation.
https://github.com/mrdaemon/exosphere/releases/tag/v2.4.0
#exosphere #linux #unix #openbsd #freebsd #homelab #SRE #python
Neat, so it turns out the previous groundwork I laid out in supporting repository source parsing in the FreeBSD provider for Exosphere just immediately paid off and PkgBase enabled systems just work out of the box. System updates are just listed very explicitly in there.
I was worried I'd need to expand it but no, it just works, so that's cool.
Small maintenance release of Exosphere, my patch reporting program for remote UNIX systems.
A single minor fix to json reports, but also a ton of small improvements to the documentation.
If you'd like to have a neat CLI and pretty TUI to manage updates on a bunch of unix-like systems over SSH, do check it out
https://github.com/mrdaemon/exosphere/releases/tag/v2.3.0
#exosphere #linux #unix #openbsd #freebsd #homelab #SRE #python
I've released version 2.2.0 of Exosphere, my patch reporting program for remote UNIX systems.
It contains support for SSH connection pipelining, with associated tools to manage their state, as well as an exhaustive polish pass.
Multiple internal systems have been refactored to be much cleaner and easier to maintain.
https://github.com/mrdaemon/exosphere/releases/tag/v2.2.0
#exosphere #linux #unix #FreeBSD #OpenBSD #HomeLab #SRE #Python
I keep forgetting how rewarding it is to finish a core feature of something and then making a small bit of UI or command that shows the state of it.
You get to have a Nice Visual for your hard work and see it going somehow.
mr_daemon
Fabrizio Musacchio
