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CNS means Chipset not supported and I doubt it is the case, are you sure you are using the patched nvidia module? modinfo nvidia to check which one is loaded
Good call, I really hesitated between the X570 and the X99, are you using P2P?
I am actually surprised with the power draw, the box itself idles at 20W, which already amazes me for a Ryzen; when computing, I barely pass the 600W bar, and as I am not really using it to vibecode an entire system, I don't even notice the spikes on the power monitor (Shelly + homeassistant).
2xRTX5080 would be awesome. You'd only be able to run a q6, which it's already pretty good, but moreover you'd be able to use P2P and use Blackwell full speed, which I can't.
And so it is, I just commited changes so both PM2 and gunicorn are started with a specific user.
Right, the "container" word is now vastly associated to docker, yet I picked a word I know IT people will get and which is generic enough. I'll think on an alternative buzzword ;) Thanks for your support!
Duly noted, I just added a word about it on the GitHub page, and you're right, I should run the examples services with a dedicated user as I already do for the nginx process. Thanks for your feedback!
sailor's goal is definitely not to bring security, we all perfectly know chroot is not the way of isolating a host filesystem from attackers. Instead, sailor provides a convenient way of testing environments without compromising your workstation / dev station filesystem.