i'm literally just doing

code-server

, accept terms, and either trying to type in name or doing default autogenerated name

or

code-server rename --name OldName

and that's what errors

anything on this btw?

uhhh

I have zero clue what the hell you are running

code-server

the vscode.dev tunnel thing

created by coder

yeah.... it doesnt have tunnels anymore to my knowledge?

the url it outputs is

https://insiders.vscode.dev/+ms-vscode.remote-server/servername

which redirects to

.dev/tunnel/servername

this is definitely not right, can you create a thread in #1006346052317753414 ?

@Scott (EN-DE) decided to give setting up a multi-node cluster with k3s and contabo. With k3sup and wireguard-native, it worked without any changes needed. Using "Lens" to manage the cluster. Very cool :)))

k3s also let's you have multiple master "servers" so in theory you could have HA as well.

Was there a method where a normal non-admin user could customize the terraform template and use it arbitrarilly? I think I saw it somewhere

And perhaps a method where a non-admin user could paste in a link with an arbitrary repository and use its templates

Like dot files?

For setting up GitLab as BOTH the identity provider and git integration, should I follow both OIDC in https://coder.com/docs/v2/latest/admin/auth and Git provider in https://coder.com/docs/v2/latest/admin/git-providers Or is there a way to combine both?

yeah I think you should do both

For code server, is there a way I can disable the terminal for security reasons?

Like, prevent it from being ran entirely

I want all other features, but no direct terminal access (no shell prompt, extensioms should still be allowed to run commands

no because that wouldn't really make sense

It is a problem I have had with code server, I want to be able to give some semi trusted users access to a certain portion of my files, (the content on cdn.merith.xyz), and can do this already. But said users wouldn't trust to not break something with the terminal (the have in the past)

For stand alone code server, I could see it being an good idea for security reasons,

i think a good solution is to get trustable people

apart from that you should maybe simply give them file access

code-server doesn't really have a way to do that because it would amputate most of it's usefulness

Not to mention I am making an Minecraft mod that runs code server. And I know for certain a good chunk of server hosts would not like user having direct shell access

You would be surprised! Most requirements for the terminal can realistically be met with alternatives. Such as debug tasks, extensions to run make files, gradlew, etc. Even golang