Remove Yast and install the new management tools without a reinstall?

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@Android_Gynous well your still going to have to run the cockpit service/socket to connect, so it’s six of one, half a dozen of the other… still another port exposed… plus the additional plugins etc. If it’s only the local machine then the cockpit way would be fine, I manage multiple machines and arches (x86_64/ARM/RISCV64) here, so for me the flatpak user install is perfect.

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@Android_Gynous … so far not for me … keep getting “gnu_tls” and “connection reset” errors but I’ll start a new thread for that if I can’t figure it out … most people seem fine

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@Android_Gynous … so far not for me … keep getting “gnu_tls” and “connection reset” errors but I’ll start a new thread for that if I can’t figure it out … most people seem fine

started my thread and @hui is on it … just gotta wait for an update now

https://forums.opensuse.org/t/cockpit-socket-errors/

The OpenSuse bugzilla site never showed up in any of my searches so I made a bookmark for it … gonna start an OpenSuse folder I think :+1:

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is there any news about the estimative date of TW dropping YaST? i

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So we will have to configure the ports either way and cockpit will have sshd to be running?

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Only when you want to manage other machines from your box. If Cockpit only runs on the machine which you want to manage, no sshd is running or required.

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