@Ultra2D Yeah I noticed on my vms they wouldn't always release the memory when asked to. Anyway thanks for providing the link!

@olivierlambert Re: SSH keys in XO
Great, thanks for your explanation!

Hello,
I couldn't find any reference in the documentation.... In the User menu you can add SSH keys, customize VM filters etc. What purpose does it serve to add SSH keys? Thanks

Thanks for the update! I've installed the update on one of my servers, it works. If it will work fine I'll try on another server.

Are there some technical issues that would explain why Dynamic Memory Control was deprecated by Citrix?

Great! Your team proves just how legendary it is once again! Thank you!

Ok, I tried again, same thing. So I run sudo yarn start in xo-server directory. And I watch the logs while I try to use the certs autogenerator. This is what I get:

2019-07-29T18:20:46.778Z - xo:xo-server:sdn-controller - [DEBUG] No cert-dir provided, using default self-signed certificates
2019-07-29T18:20:46.780Z - xo:xo-server:sdn-controller - [DEBUG] No default self-signed certificates exists, creating them
2019-07-29T18:20:47.611Z - xo:xo-server:sdn-controller - [ERROR] Error while generating CA private key
{ error: false }

As I said it's not a problem per se, I'm just trying to figure out out of curiosity why it doesn't work.

Ok, I'll try later today, thanks for the answers!

Well the autogenerator dosn't work when you build from source. Apparently it lacks the said module. So how do I install the node-openssl-cert module so it works in yarn?

Hi
I was trying to make the sdn work(I think it works nicely), I know you can just provide the certs but I'm a perfectionist. I'm still learning my way in programming, total beginner, anyway but how do you install node-openssl-cert module library in yarn so I'd be able to create certs from scratch from the web gui? Thanks!