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So I once had an overweight, non-secondary client with a stuck process within the perimeter network. Initial coherence checks quickly foreshadowed that this wou
by rbinv 5y ago
So I once had an overweight, non-secondary client with a stuck process within the perimeter network. Initial coherence checks quickly foreshadowed that this would turn out to be quite an opaque-box thing to debug. Unfortunately, they had removed kill and killall for some reason.
- randomcarbloke 5y agoactually "kill" is also impermissible
- bierjunge 5y agoIt's a reference to the kill and killall commands from *NIX, so it would be allowed if formatted as code.
- ad404b8a372f2b9 5y agoYes, similarly to their recommended example for allowlist: 'Add a user to the allowlist (whitelist) by entering the following: whitelist adduser EMAIL_ADDRESS.' I feel enlightened.