I wanted to install cachyos from medium cachyos-kde-linux-240609.iso and on multiple systems and everytime the installer failed with the following error:
cachyos error: archlinux-keyring signature from christian hesse is unknonw trust
How where I able to fix it?
I've opened the terminal and ran the following commands:
Today, I had the "joy" to work on a linux machine and edit a lot of files. The problem is, I had to use a Windows 10 as host OS.
Furthermore, the remote machine was available only via a bastion host/jump host. So it took me some time to make this possible.
I was not able to make sshfs-win working. WinSCP is a fallback option but this would result in edit a file -> save a file -> upload a file. I wanted to avoid the step upload a file.
What comes after this line is a snapshot of my created howto. I hope it will save you some time. It took me a lot to figure it out.
Given is, that you need to mount a filesystem via sshfs.
Following up, I will provide a guide how to do this by using a Windows 10 machine.
Bonus task, we are using a jumphost.
Steps
1.) Ensure you are running wsl2
wsl1 does not have a working fuse
Open a powershell and run wsl --list --verbose
If the VERSION says something bigger 1, you are fine
when logged into my nextcloud server as user, I clicked to User Bubble -> Settings -> Security and found a long list of entries below Devices & sessions.
After searching the issue list, I found this issue ticket.
The issue is know but either it is a kind of special issue ore no one really cares about it.
There is currently no real solution but I want to offer a temporary one.
You can create a cronjob that executes the following sql statement once per week or day.
```sql
---
--- You have to replace <user_name> with your user name
---
DELETE FROM
`oc_authtoken`
WHERE
`uid` = <user>
AND `last_activity` < UNIX_TIMESTAMP(DATE_SUB(CURRENT_DATE(), INTERVAL 16 DAY));
OPTIMIZE TABLE `oc_authtoken`;
```
From my point of view, it looks like Firefox is doing something strange. Maybe other browsers behave the same.