Explain what happens 2.Subject: Cockpit Files "Read-Only" Issue After Security Hardening (Fedora 42) Dear Cockpit Developers, I am experiencing a critical issue with the Files application within ...

sudo systemctl enable --now cockpit sudo ufw allow 9090 sudo ufw allow 80 The Cockpit log-in screen as seen on Debian Server. The Cockpit dashboard running on Debian Server (Bullseye).

The only things you’ll need are a running instance of Ubuntu Server (I’ll be demonstrating on Ubuntu Server 22.04) and a user with sudo privileges. That’s it: Let’s get to work.

Ok I am running tsdproxy alongside a couple other docker services fine and with labels can access them through my tailscale, however, I run cockpit on my ubuntu server to be able to manage the server ...