KonradKlause

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by KonradKlause 15y ago
At home I have 10 computers. I want that only _one_ IPv6 address is visible to servers in the internet...
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by KonradKlause 15y ago
Topology hiding. No, please don't tell me about socks or other proxy solutions.
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Linux gets IPv6 NAT(marc.info)
47 points by KonradKlause 15y ago|58 comments
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by KonradKlause 15y ago
Ups, wrong link: http://marc.info/?l=linux-netdev&m=132185445023922&w...
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The Journal (replacing syslogd)(0pointer.de)
1 points by KonradKlause 15y ago|0 comments
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Introducing the Journal (systemd journal)(docs.google.com)
6 points by KonradKlause 15y ago|0 comments
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A poor man's TCP firewall(github.com)
1 points by KonradKlause 15y ago|0 comments
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A poor man's TCP firewall(github.com)
4 points by KonradKlause 15y ago|1 comments
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by KonradKlause 15y ago
Therefore, it's insecure by design? ;-) I'm wondering how good the IPv6 support is.
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by KonradKlause 15y ago
>OpenBSD is great because the man pages aren't absolute shit like Linux and networking is so much better. Linux wifi drivers are absolute crap in comparison. For example?
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List of Linux kernel names(en.wikipedia.org)
62 points by KonradKlause 15y ago|11 comments
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by KonradKlause 15y ago
The author seems not to know that in C++ structs and classes are the same. The only difference betweem them is that in classes the default acccess mode is private and for structs it's public.
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DigiTask's "Remote Forensic Software"(cryptome.org)
1 points by KonradKlause 15y ago|0 comments
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by KonradKlause 15y ago
Thanks! I hate slideshare so much.
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Exchange garbles RFC3156 PGPencrypt mail (old but still annoying)(mail-archive.com)
1 points by KonradKlause 15y ago|0 comments
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by KonradKlause 15y ago
"no more SSH for developers" is wrong. Please read carefully: " This new infrastructure will no longer have shell access to the git repositories" kernel.org is more than one server...
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by KonradKlause 15y ago
conntrack is not netstat. I requires netfilter's connection tracking feature. Using conntrack on a 1MC system will waste even more kernel memory!
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by KonradKlause 15y ago
Like any other spec. :-)
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by KonradKlause 15y ago
Some background on integer overflows: http://www.fefe.de/intof.html
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by KonradKlause 15y ago
No, OpenSUSE for example is using bcrypt. See: http://www.openwall.com/crypt/
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by KonradKlause 15y ago
Thanks for the clarification!
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by KonradKlause 15y ago
TL;DR: There is no need to crack the password. You (as non-root user) can just reset the currently logged in user's password by calling: dscl localhost -passwd /Search/Users/bob
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Best changelog ever(admin.fedoraproject.org)
2 points by KonradKlause 15y ago|2 comments
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by KonradKlause 15y ago
WTF? Why is this being down-voted?
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by KonradKlause 15y ago
Ok, no source (jet). Please vote: http://vote.aerofs.com/forums/67721-feature-requests/suggest...
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by KonradKlause 15y ago
Where is the source code?
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Linuxfoundation.org also hacked(linuxfoundation.org)
50 points by KonradKlause 15y ago|21 comments
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by KonradKlause 15y ago
Sorry, you're just wrong. Have you ever called a system call by hand using assembly? Have you ever looked at glibc's source? Habe you ever looked at the kernel's close() syscall?
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by KonradKlause 15y ago
open(2) is the wrapper within the libc. There is no open(3) on Linux.
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by KonradKlause 15y ago
It's open(2). Yes, here on my x86_64 it can be hooked. But I've seen lots of setups where this was not doable. As I said it depends how the libc's wrapper is written.

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