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I've made the following backup script for my immich stack to be automatically run every day

# Load variables from the .env file
SCRIPT_DIR="$(dirname "$(readlink -f "$0")")"
set -a
source "$SCRIPT_DIR/../.env"
set +a

# Create a dump of the database and back it up
docker exec -it immich_db pg_dumpall -c -U immich > immich/latest_db_dump.sql
rustic -r $BUCKET_NAME/immich backup immich/latest_db_dump.sql --password=$REPO_PWD

# Backup the library, uploads and profile folders from the upload volume
rustic -r $BUCKET_NAME/immich backup immich/uploads_v/library --password=$REPO_PWD
rustic -r $BUCKET_NAME/immich backup immich/uploads_v/upload --password=$REPO_PWD
rustic -r $BUCKET_NAME/immich backup immich/uploads_v/profile --password=$REPO_PWD

# Apply forget policy
rustic -r $BUCKET_NAME/immich forget $RUSTIC_FORGET_POLICY --password=$REPO_PWD

and when I test it everything works properly, and the created sql dump file is complete and properly backed up.

However, when the execution is triggered automatically by a cronjob (as specified in this crontab line)

"30 3 * * *    root    /home/admin/WinguRepo/scripts/docker_backupper.sh"

(the line is taken from the nixos configuration file, that's why it also contains the user executing the operation)

it seems something breaks in the dumping process, because the script completes successfully but the sql dump file is an empty file (as can be noticed in the following output of rustic -r myrepo snapshots

snapshots for (host [wingu-box], label [], paths [immich/latest_db_dump.sql])
| ID       | Time                | Host      | Label | Tags | Paths                     | Files | Dirs |      Size |
|----------|---------------------|-----------|-------|------|---------------------------|-------|------|-----------|
| 10a32a83 | 2025-01-06 20:56:48 | wingu-box |       |      | immich/latest_db_dump.sql |     1 |    2 | 264.6 MiB |
| 1174bc2e | 2025-01-07 12:50:36 | wingu-box |       |      | immich/latest_db_dump.sql |     1 |    2 | 264.6 MiB |
| 00977334 | 2025-01-08 03:31:24 | wingu-box |       |      | immich/latest_db_dump.sql |     1 |    2 |       0 B |
| 513fffa1 | 2025-01-10 03:31:25 | wingu-box |       |      | immich/latest_db_dump.sql |     1 |    2 |       0 B |
4 snapshot(s)

(the first two snapshots were manually triggered by me executing the script, the latter two instead are triggered automatically by the cronjob)

Any idea about what is causing this behavior?

EDIT: Solution found thank's to @[email protected] comment:

You don’t need -it because you don’t run an interactive session in docker. It might be failing because you ask for a pseudoterminal in an environment where it doesn’t make sense.

cross-posted from: https://feddit.it/post/13363649

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EDIT: I found out that I was almost right! The PKG_CONFIG_PATH env variable is what flutter looks at to find GTK-3 libraries, but should be set to /home/linuxbrew/.linuxbrew/lib/pkgconfig (if pkg-config has been installed through brew as I did) and then everything will work properly.

Hi! I'm a flutter developer and I've recently switched from Ubuntu to Bluefin (based on Fedora Silverblue) I was trying to install flutter and all the dependencies it asks for when running flutter doctor and while for clang++, cmake and ninja I have been able to install them with Homebrew (brew install llvm cmake ninja) and the warning went away, flutter seems not to detect GTK 3.0 development libraries when installed through homebrew (brew install gtk+3)

After having looked a little bit online, I've seen that the problem is probably that it's searching the libraries in the wrong place and in fact even when I run pkg-config --modversion gtk+-3.0 I see the library as missing. Therefore, I tried setting the PKG_CONFIG_PATH env variable to the folder where brew installed my libraries (/home/linuxbrew/.linuxbrew/opt/gtk+3/lib/pkgconfig) and after that the output of the pkg-config program above is the one expected. However, this doesn't seem to fix the issue with flutter doctor... why? where should I specify this path for flutter to notice it then?

EDIT: I found out that I was almost right! The PKG_CONFIG_PATH env variable is what flutter looks at to find GTK-3 libraries, but should be set to /home/linuxbrew/.linuxbrew/lib/pkgconfig (if pkg-config has been installed through brew as I did) and then everything will work properly.

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cross-posted from: https://feddit.it/post/9251429

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Is there anyone here using Howdy on Ubuntu 24.04? How have you managed to install it?

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Everything was working fine, but after some time GNOME 46 and its new goodies were too tempting to stick with Pop's old GNOME version (at least for me) and therefore I switched to Ubuntu 24.04

However, when I tried to install howdy using the PPAs as I did with Pop I noticed it wasn't working because of some changes that were made regarding on how Python is managed, and I couldn't find a solution for that. Looking at howdy's GitHub issues, there are a lot of them talking about this problem that seems to be started with 23.x versions already, but having so many issues created a bit too much confusion to me and I didn't manage to find a working solution from there.

Is there anyone here using Howdy on Ubuntu 24.04? How have you managed to install it?

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