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After almost two years being quiet, we are back. We have now:
- An own OCI registry at https://hub.nspawn.org with everything built using mkosi
- A new website at https://nspawn.org with up to date documentation.
- A new CLI client that does support our registry (or any OCI registry), DockerHub, and more. It supports entrypoints, search, pull, exec, and more docker-ish commands. It supports
buildtoo and invokes mkosi.
All the details on https://blog.nspawn.org/posts/nspawn-comeback-an-oci-hub-new-images-and-nspawn-1-0-0/
Nowy model bezpieczeństwa w Linuksie – Zbigniew Jędrzejewski-Szmek – P.I.W.O. 2026
I noticed that signing in to Mastodon using 2FA didn't reliably work. Turns out my system clock was ~30 seconds behind that of the actual time (currently GMT +1 for me).
On Linux distributions that have systemd, systemd apparently synchronises your system time with a time server automatically. However, I use Devuan (i.e. Debian but without systemd) so I had to do it manually.
I used htpdate to set the time to a UK time server on pool.ntp.org like this:
sudo htpdate uk.pool.ntp.org
No need to reboot. It's now accurate to GMT+1 to within about half a second. :)
Hashtags: #Devuan #time #system #Linux #2FA #systemd #Debian








