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Thread: How to POST / GET params with '+' char inside ?
Post: RE: How to POST / GET params with '+' char inside ...
| Did you try echoing ${myURL}? Perhaps I misunderstood the problem - if it's the params features causing the issue, perhaps you can use standard URL encoding, and request some%2Bthing instead of so... |
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myxal |
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2020-02-17, 00:33 |
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Thread: How to POST / GET params with '+' char inside ?
Post: RE: How to POST / GET params with '+' char inside ...
| Don't know the exact answer, but I think this approach should work. The hex value for ASCII "+" is 2B.
As noted there, if it doesn't work, echo the URL in iPXE. |
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myxal |
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2020-02-13, 10:21 |
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Thread: Is there a way to do like keyword 'e' in grub
Post: RE: Is there a way to do like keyword 'e' in grub
| I don't think the exact functionality is possible to do in ipxe, as here the menu entries are simple jumps to a label in the script - you don't necessarily have them 1:1 associated with kernel image a... |
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myxal |
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2020-02-12, 20:21 |
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Thread: forum.ipxe.org - Can't post via IPv6
Post: forum.ipxe.org - Can't post via IPv6
| IPv6 addresses don't fit into 30 characters. You want at least 39 (32 hex + 7 separators).
[img]https://i.imgur.com/AYe7cnO.png[/img] |
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myxal |
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2020-02-08, 14:36 |
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Thread: Should IPv6 work with undionly?
Post: RE: Should IPv6 work with undionly?
| Forum ate my post (ironically, it's broken for IPv6).
TL;DR: Yes it should, likely an issue with firewall and/or bridge. |
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myxal |
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2020-02-08, 14:17 |
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Thread: Should IPv6 work with undionly?
Post: RE: Should IPv6 work with undionly?
| Whoops, never mind the UNDI vs NIC-specific distinction. The test with netboot.xyz's ipxe build happened in another network (I tried it in my network later yesterday and it failed much like the UNDI b... |
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myxal |
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2020-02-04, 10:16 |
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Thread: Should IPv6 work with undionly?
Post: Should IPv6 work with undionly?
| Hello. Should IPv6 work with undionly iPXE images (BIOS, UEFI)?
I thought I'd try out netboot.xyz in my dual-stack network by just putting its entry into existing menu, and unfortunately didn't get v... |
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myxal |
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2020-02-03, 10:02 |
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Thread: Current state of SecureBoot support
Post: RE: Current state of SecureBoot support
| (2018-11-28 23:15)NiKiZe Wrote: You need to build ipxe, sign it with an EV certificate, and then have iPXE cross signed by Microsoft.
My findings with Gigabyte Z87N are indeed strange - with S... |
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myxal |
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2018-11-29, 09:15 |
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Thread: Current state of SecureBoot support
Post: Current state of SecureBoot support
| Can someone enlighten me regarding the current state of secure-boot support in iPXE?
I need to boot clonezilla from the network with SB enabled on the machine (to be more specific, I don't care for s... |
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myxal |
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2018-11-19, 15:19 |
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Thread: Apple Keyboards, EFI and iPXE
Post: RE: Apple Keyboards, EFI and iPXE
| (2018-03-23 00:09)NiKiZe Wrote: Most likely their firmware is broken, see https://git.ipxe.org/ipxe.git/commit/8dd...06d8394af2 for relevant commit and workaround.
Thanks, I didn't even realise... |
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myxal |
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2018-04-06, 09:17 |
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Thread: Using "||" as a string literal?
Post: Using "||" as a string literal?
| Is there a way to put a string containing "||" into a variable, and then using said variable in a kernel command?
This doesn't work - I can see in /proc/cmdline that the ocs_postrun is cut off at the... |
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myxal |
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2018-04-05, 13:23 |
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Thread: Network boot from UEFI Windows boot manager menu?
Post: RE: Network boot from UEFI Windows boot manager me...
| (2018-03-16 22:25)NiKiZe Wrote: Hi, sorry you have not gotten any response on this.
Windows bootmgr does not support booting any efi applications (.efi binarys) other then the ones provided by ... |
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myxal |
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2018-03-17, 09:34 |
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Thread: Network boot from UEFI Windows boot manager menu?
Post: RE: Network boot from UEFI Windows boot manager me...
| Replying to myself as I've learned a few things over the last few months:
When using EFI, the network boot is available as a "firmware application" in BCD edit (1 for each NIC).
To use that applicatio... |
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myxal |
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2018-03-16, 14:16 |
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Thread: Using scriptlet option?
Post: RE: Using scriptlet option?
| (2018-03-15 08:44)NiKiZe Wrote: Just as described in http://forum.ipxe.org/showthread.php?tid...98#pid4798
It sounds like it would be better for you to use some other dhcp option to send the va... |
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myxal |
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2018-03-15, 09:41 |
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Thread: Using scriptlet option?
Post: RE: Using scriptlet option?
| (2018-03-14 19:47)NiKiZe Wrote: As I'm reading the code without having tested, this is the same as having an embedded script.
So it should be something like "dhcp && chain http://xxxx/x... |
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myxal |
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2018-03-14, 22:21 |
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Thread: Using scriptlet option?
Post: Using scriptlet option?
| Hi all.
I've encountered several mentions of the "ipxe.scriptlet" dhcp option (encap: 175:81) on the forums and around, but couldn't find documentation or a good example. Is it deprecated or something... |
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myxal |
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2018-03-14, 18:45 |
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Thread: Network boot from UEFI Windows boot manager menu?
Post: Network boot from UEFI Windows boot manager menu?
| Hi all.
I's setting up an environment where an unattended machine managed remotely is running Windows, and can (on demand from the remote management) reboot into Clonezilla (stored on a server) to mak... |
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myxal |
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2018-01-05, 17:53 |