The general Idea was to easily find and copy needed info’s to paste it here in the forum.
But the click on the Icon copy the whole information of this dashboard-widget.
Would it be possible to change this, or add another button, which only generate the Info which are always needed here for new posts:
Thank you for your suggestions. Although, why not manually remove one or two fields from it or just use the whole system information, that looks both pretty harmless and complete?
SYSTEM INFORMATION
System hostname
ubuntu20-pro.local (10.211.55.11)
Operating system
Ubuntu Linux 20.04.2
Time on system
Monday, April 4, 2022 5:02 PM
Kernel and CPU
Linux 5.4.0-105-generic on x86_64
Processor information
Intel(R) Core™ i7-1068NG7 CPU @ 2.30GHz, 2 cores
System uptime
15 hours, 57 minutes
Running processes
153
CPU load averages
0.27 (1 min) 0.14 (5 mins) 0.14 (15 mins)
Real memory
821.13 MiB used / 732.48 MiB cached / 1.92 GiB total
data economy
I also don’t like to spread my used services and it’s version-numbers on the internet. Sure, I try to keep the system up to date, but if here is a one-day-exploit, or I missed some updates… it’s like a Sign… “come here and hack me” (yep, I know, I’m the paranoid kind of admin )
It’s a bit like a striptease, especially if you act like something like an hoster for multiple customers
My customers or competitors didn’t need to know which server I do use, or how much customer-accounts are on it, how stable the server run’s (e.g. uptime), etc.
In my opinion it’s some kind of “data economy”. And at least it’s much easier to read to have only the needed information in a forum-post.
I think that removing few lines is easier than adding more manually. Besides, sharing that kind of package versions details doesn’t really raises the risks of being hacked, as it’s assumed that the latest packages are always installed.
Also, usually users don’t fill tickets everyday (that often).
Category template already provides a very basic set of product versions to fill. I could technically add holding shift to copy basics only, like on the template.
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