All my VM's, the Synology Nas and also Truenas (Debian based) are displayed like this. However, the kernel versions are displayed correctly for all of them. Unfortunately I don't have an Ubuntu machine to see if Komodo can distinguish this or if it is simply the default value for Linux machines.
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@Skyfay commented on GitHub (Jul 14, 2025):
All my VM's, the Synology Nas and also Truenas (Debian based) are displayed like this. However, the kernel versions are displayed correctly for all of them. Unfortunately I don't have an Ubuntu machine to see if Komodo can distinguish this or if it is simply the default value for Linux machines.
Same value using Ubuntu 25.04 as host, just noticed core and periphery containers OS version is Debian 11.11...so I suppose in that field is being reported Komodo containers OS version instead of host OS version...
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@walterzilla commented on GitHub (Jul 14, 2025):
Same value using Ubuntu 25.04 as host, just noticed core and periphery containers OS version is Debian 11.11...so I suppose in that field is being reported Komodo containers OS version instead of host OS version...
True if you want the "real" values, you need to use Periphery as systemd service.
You can also do this to get it working:
-v /etc/os-release:/etc/os-release:ro
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@Skyfay commented on GitHub (Jul 14, 2025):
True if you want the "real" values, you need to use Periphery as systemd service.
You can also do this to get it working:
```-v /etc/os-release:/etc/os-release:ro```
Yes I was going to say, the periphery container is Debian, I think systemd should be correct. The kernel is correct regardless because container share it with the host.
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@mbecker20 commented on GitHub (Jul 14, 2025):
Yes I was going to say, the periphery container is Debian, I think systemd should be correct. The kernel is correct regardless because container share it with the host.
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Originally created by @walterzilla on GitHub (Jul 14, 2025).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/moghtech/komodo/issues/663
Komodo v1.18.4
Host OS Debian 12 up-to-date
@Skyfay commented on GitHub (Jul 14, 2025):
All my VM's, the Synology Nas and also Truenas (Debian based) are displayed like this. However, the kernel versions are displayed correctly for all of them. Unfortunately I don't have an Ubuntu machine to see if Komodo can distinguish this or if it is simply the default value for Linux machines.
@walterzilla commented on GitHub (Jul 14, 2025):
Same value using Ubuntu 25.04 as host, just noticed core and periphery containers OS version is Debian 11.11...so I suppose in that field is being reported Komodo containers OS version instead of host OS version...
@Skyfay commented on GitHub (Jul 14, 2025):
True if you want the "real" values, you need to use Periphery as systemd service.
You can also do this to get it working:
-v /etc/os-release:/etc/os-release:ro@mbecker20 commented on GitHub (Jul 14, 2025):
Yes I was going to say, the periphery container is Debian, I think systemd should be correct. The kernel is correct regardless because container share it with the host.