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openbsd - veb’s, vport’s and vlan’s Inspired by a question on reddit from someone who wanted to create another wireless network for guests to the house, here’s a short how-to on how I’ve got things set up at home. My main router/firewall is an OpenBSD box, with multiple nics. A few of those nics’ connect to some Wireless AP’s, running OpenWRT. The OpenWRT AP’s run a few different SSID’s for things, for example I’ve got one for guests to the house, one for the AV kit, one for the IoT devices…

At first, this article was going to be a grumbling about well-known ideas like: "Let's add support for objects in Bash instead of ObSoLeTe text and add support for images and GIFs in the commands' output."

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Background # As a graduation gift, a friend gave me an IBM Model M keyboard that he snagged from the university surplus store (not the first time that the surplus store has made an appearance with vintage tech). 1986 IBM Model M This keyboard is absolutely delightful, and I wanted to make a post outlining my process of cleaning the board. IBM Model M History # First, a history lesson.

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Latest News March 21, 2024 Ivan Pepelnjak wrote some posts on his ipSpace blog with links to valuable resources. First, he discovered that FRR is now available on Apple Silicone so you can run netlab emulations using FRR containers on your Macbook. He also pointed to https://bgplabs.net/, which provides documented hands-on virtual labs that help […]

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Papirus - it's free and open source SVG-based icon theme for Linux with material and flat style.All elements have clear distinction and outlines. Also main feature - it's jucy colors tone.Papirus...

Why Tor allows to anonymize Internet traffic through onion routing, typically via 3 separate hops. At INS, we run one of the fastest Tor exit nodes in Austria, and provide statistical data on its usage.

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Route all your internet traffic anonymously through the TOR relays. Encrypt your internet connection to enforce security and privacy. Prevent data leak and traffic spoofing on the client side. Bypass regional restrictions using public relay providers and escape client side content filters and internet censorship. - GitHub - sagarkhandve/OpenWrt-TorRouter: Route all your internet traffic anonymously through the TOR relays. Encrypt your internet connection to enforce security and privacy. Prevent data leak and traffic spoofing on the client side. Bypass regional restrictions using public relay providers and escape client side content filters and internet censorship.

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I've already talked about my GNU/Linux workstations: my setup is often minimal and without graphical facilities. However, some facilities can be replicated without graphical tools and with a very small footprint on the system. For example, on my setup i've realized a USB automount service without using any external tool/service, with only udev and systemd. The first step is a brief shell script, which will be called by systemd and takes care of creating and removing mount points, and mounting and unmounting the drives: Just create this file in /usr/local/bin/usb-mount.sh and set +x permissions. The script also sends a desktop notification to the user: (this part needs and additional configuration with username and userid,line 47) In order to allow systemd to call this script, we need to create a unit file. So create the file /etc/systemd/system/usb-mount@.service with the following content: [Unit] Description=Mount USB Drive on %i

Sometimes it's useful to get visual feedback from a script.

DBus is the interprocess communication mechanism used by the plumbing layer of Linux to allow the various components to use each others services without each of them needing to implement custom code for every other component. Even for a sysadmin its a fairly esoteric subject but it does help explain how another bit of linux…

One of the most satisfying aspects of running free and open source software is the ability to be able to continually tinker with your setup, limited …

Some days ago i’ve written a post about the “Ultra-Geek” Linux Workstation developed by Joe Nelson. Reading his post, I found many similarities with the current configuration of my laptop. So I decided to share the setup of my ‘Ultra-Geek linux Laptop’, with ‘design goals’ very similar to those of Joe Nelson: I need a really stable system with an immediate response, even on a hardware that is not too recent and powerful: so the system should use minimalist (but effective) tools. Cache data offline when possible: no reason to repeatedly retrieve them from internet. Avoid interpreted languages, web-based desktop apps, JavaScript garbage and background programs that can use a big amount of CPU. Privacy: “Commercial software and operating systems have gotten so terrible about this.” </p> http://www.commitstrip.com/en/2016/12/22/terminal-forever/ Hardware An old (and cheap) Dell Inspiron 15–3531 (4Gb RAM, Intel Celeron N2830 / 2.16 GHz, 120Gb OCZ SSD) Operating System Debian 9 “Stretch” (the project was started with a Debian 8) Usually i install the base system without the graphical interface, starting with a ‘netinst’ image. Once the base system is correctly installed, i add only the base GUI packets, and its dependencies (i3, Xorg and SLiM). Desktop Window manager: i3 Login Manager: SLiM Application launcher: dmenu Screenshots: ImageMagick, with a simple bash script: Screen lock: slimlock Terminal emulator: urxvt System tools and utilities VPN: OpenVPN and VPNC Clipboard management: xclip Todo manager: tudu Desktop notifications: Dunst Calendar: calcurse File manager: ViFM Calculator: tapecalc Backup: rsync and bash script Web and Social Web browser: Firefox Beta and ELinks Twitter client: Rainbow Stream Reddit client: RTV Torrent client: Webtorrent RSS/Atom feed reader: newsbeuter Email MUA : NeoMutt (with maildir storage format) MTA: msmtp MRA: offlineimap (syncs the local mailbox with remote imap) abook to store and retrieve addresses. Integration with neomutt using this snippet in .muttrc: set query_command = "abook — mutt-query ‘%s’" bind editor <Tab> complete-query Security and Privacy Encryption: GnuPG Anonymous browsing: TorBrowser Password management: passwordstore OpenSSH key management: gpg-agent Ads Blocker: ads blocked directly from hosts file Chat instant messenger: finch irc client: irssi System monitoring Resource usage and process monitor: htop Multimedia Audio player: cmus Video player: mplayer Youtube Player/downloader: mps-youtube Audio recording/editing: Audacity Video editing: kdenlive Video processing: HanbrakeCLI Music notation: Musescore Chromecast streaming: stream2chromecast Images Browsing: feh Editing: GIMP Office and Documents Spreadsheets: sc Preview Word files: docx2txt Word processing: WordGrinder Spell checker: aspell Scanning: Sane/XSane PDF viewing and annotation: MuPDF Ebook management: Calibre (it can be used also from command line)

Please read this guest post by Samir Jafferali from LinkedIn in which he explains which steps he followed when setting up an anycast network: from acquiring address space to setting up routing and announcing the prefix from multiple PoPs.

I’ve started working with a new sysadmin the last few weeks (hey Dan if he’s reading). Like all sysadmins, they bring a new flavour to the game of work. Dan shared this with me, which I…

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2025 Gucamole installer with options for HTTPS reverse proxy, Active Directory integration, MFA, LetsEncrypt, dark theme, MySQL backup, email alerts & more. - GitHub - itiligent/Easy-Guacamole-Installer: 2025 Gucamole installer with options for HTTPS reverse proxy, Active Directory integration, MFA, LetsEncrypt, dark theme, MySQL backup, email alerts & more.

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Building robust systems involves designing for failure. As Site Reliability Engineers at GitHub, we’re always on the lookout for places where redundancy can help to mitigate problems, and today we’ll…