JackGreenEarth

I'm having trouble getting an IP address via DHCP on my HP ProLiant DL380 Gen9 server running Debian. I've tried various troubleshooting steps, but nothing seems to work.

Error messages:

• "No DHCPOFFERS received"
• "No working leases in persistent database - sleeping"
• "Activation of network connection failed" (GNOME)
• "IP configuration unavailable" (Plasma)

Hardware:

• HP ProLiant DL380 Gen9 server

Software:

• Debian operating system
• GNOME and Plasma desktop environments

Troubleshooting steps:

• Checked network cable and ensured it's properly connected
• Restarted network service
• Set /etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf managed=true

Additional information:

• Internet worked during the Debian installation process, but not after booting into the installed system.
• The problem occurs on both GNOME and Plasma desktop environments, but Plasma provides a slightly more helpful error message.

I'd appreciate any help or guidance on resolving this issue. Has anyone else experienced similar problems with DHCP on a HP ProLiant DL380 Gen9 server with Debian?

Edit: apparently this is a very common form of Japanese storytelling called an isekai. There are 8 billion people in this world, no idea can be original. And sometimes you miss out on things many other people know. I'm clearly one of today's lucky 10000.

They would lose any magical powers they may have had in the book, but anything they are, rather than can do, will stay. For example people from the His Dark Materials world would keep their daemons. You can take them out at any time in the story's plot, but for all other people consuming the media, it will be shown that the character suddenly disappears, with the rest of the plot being affected accordingly. People will notice this happening. The character is not under any sort of control by you once you have taken them out of the story, although they will appear next to you to start with.

cross-posted from: https://reddthat.com/post/18256270

Don’t upvote this

Here's mine. No inspiration at all taken from a certain California based company's OS ;p

I use:

• Manjaro OS
• GNOME desktop
• WhiteSur icon theme (with a few icons changed in the desktop file)
• WhiteSur GTK and shell theme
• Bing wallpaper
• net speed simplified
• Logo Menu
• Show Desktop
• Top Bar Organiser (to move the time to the right)
• Overview background

I apologise if I missed anything.

Intended output: { children: { Display: { children: { ... value: 2 } } } }

Real output: { children: {}, Display: {}, ... value: 2 }

Code:

// Load default settings
let defaultSettings;

load("/assets/json/default-settings.json", 'json', function(defset) {
	defaultSettings = defset;

	// Create custom settings
	if(!Object.keys(localStorage).includes('settings')) {
		setLs('settings', JSON.stringify({}));
	};

	customiseSetting('Display/UI/Distance', 2)
});

function settingURL(url) {
	return('children/' + url.split('/').join('/children/') + '/value');
}

function customiseSetting(url, value) {
	url = settingURL(url);

	// Split the string by '/' and use reduce to access the nested properties
	const newSettings = url.split('/').reduce(function(accumulator, val, index, array) {
		// If the object does not have the current component as a property, create an empty object for it
	  	// If the current component is the last one, assign the value
	  	if (index == array.length - 1) {
			accumulator[val] = value;
	  	} else if (!accumulator.hasOwnProperty(val)) {
			accumulator[val] = {}; // update the accumulator object
		}

		log([accumulator, val, index, array])
		// Return the updated object
	  	return(accumulator);
	}, JSON.parse(ls('settings')));
	log(newSettings);
	setLs('settings', JSON.stringify(newSettings));
}

I've been trying unsuccessfully for several days to fix to what must be a simple error. I've looked over it myself, but I can't find the cause of the bug. I asked Bing, which usually helps, but it was unhelpful. So I'm sorry to be bothering you, but if you could help me solve this problem, I would really appreciate it.

EDIT: I fixed my code by using a recursive function as follows:

function customiseSetting(url, value) {
	url = settingURL(url).split('/');

	let newSettings;

	function recursiveSet(object, list, index, setTo) {
		// If the current component is the last one, assign the value
		if(index == list.length - 1) {
			object[list[index]] = setTo;
			return(object);
		} else {
			// Check if it already contains the value
			if(object.hasOwnProperty(list[index])) {
				object[list[index]] = recursiveSet(object[list[index]], list, index + 1, setTo);
			} else {
				object[list[index]] = recursiveSet({}, list, index + 1, setTo);
			}
			return(object);
		}
	};

	newSettings = recursiveSet(JSON.parse(ls('settings')), url, 0, value);

	log(newSettings);
	setLs('settings', JSON.stringify(newSettings));
}