In the webUI under Configuration -> Web Options
It knows that pyMC Console isnt installed, but lets you select it and saves the setting.
A mistake click while not paying attention will lead to a bad time on next service restart.
Suggested Fixed Disable the Radio when its not found.
Greetings,
In the webUI under Configuration -> Web Options
It knows that pyMC Console isnt installed, but lets you select it and saves the setting.
A mistake click while not paying attention will lead to a bad time on next service restart.
Suggested Fixed Disable the Radio when its not found.
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+1 if pymc_console isn't detected I think this option should be greyed out.
WAY too easy for a user to SNAFU - and not all users are going to be comfortable logging in and changing config settings.
+1 if pymc_console isn't detected I think this option should be greyed out.
WAY too easy for a user to SNAFU - and not all users are going to be comfortable logging in and changing config settings.
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I learned not to do this the hard way... Ended up deleting my entire proxmox CT and re-deploying it to fix. Should not be able to change setting if dependency isn't installed.
I learned not to do this the hard way... Ended up deleting my entire proxmox CT and re-deploying it to fix. Should not be able to change setting if dependency isn't installed.
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Greetings,
In the webUI under Configuration -> Web Options
It knows that pyMC Console isnt installed, but lets you select it and saves the setting.
A mistake click while not paying attention will lead to a bad time on next service restart.
Suggested Fixed Disable the Radio when its not found.
+1 if pymc_console isn't detected I think this option should be greyed out.
WAY too easy for a user to SNAFU - and not all users are going to be comfortable logging in and changing config settings.
I learned not to do this the hard way... Ended up deleting my entire proxmox CT and re-deploying it to fix. Should not be able to change setting if dependency isn't installed.
A guard has now been added.