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by Nux 10y ago
A lot of Apache work load is now behind Nginx or Haproxy, I wouldn't say those numbers are entirely truthful. Consider how Plesk panels nowadays go with Nginx proxy by default, but Apache in the backend; CPanel will probably follow soo
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by Nux 10y ago
search for WSUS
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by Nux 10y ago
"America first!" :-)
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by Nux 10y ago
I'm using Syncthing to distribute files in a web cluster of a few servers instead of using shared storage - thus avoiding the spof. Works quite well, with a few gotchas (ie make sure you don't sync cache files, session files etc).
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by Nux 10y ago
No idea, sorry. But doing it manually only takes 5 minutes: http://www.infradead.org/ocserv/recipes-ocserv-configuration...
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by Nux 10y ago
On the subject of VPNs, if people find *swan or Openvpn difficult to get working, I highly recommend OpenConnect (ocserv); _so_ easy to setup. It's an open source implementation of the Cisco AnyConnect SSL vpn, works great and it'
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by Nux 10y ago
I have not read that anywhere, I did it many times without data loss or other issues. You just need to use a relatively recent distro (Centos 6 +). If you use xfs, watch out, you can grow a fs, but not shrink it - which is why I use ext4 wh
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by Nux 10y ago
All my VMs have a separate /boot and ext4 as / (xfs would work, too). With this setup - using KVM, mind you - I can change the disk size of the VM and resize the / filesystem inside by just using resize2fs, no need to reboot,
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by Nux 10y ago
Very high CPU usage while browsing this site, Firefox' Reader View saves the say once again..
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by Nux 10y ago
HERE Maps is great for that, I use it exclusively, also does offline maps which is handy when we're abroad (because "data").
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by Nux 10y ago
Looking at all these "enterprise" horror stories, I don't think ESR's 1 year is nearly enough. 3 or 5 years might be more suitable.
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by Nux 10y ago
Talk about starting on the left foot.. The spammy comments from the newly created accounts kind of ruined the mojo. For the demo they really must insist to have your mobile number (they send the password there), kind of dodgy I'd say.
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by Nux 10y ago
I also live in the UK and I concur; complete apathy.
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by Nux 10y ago
That's great. I was referring to the whole stack. Should I upgrade all my hosts, docker, kubernetes, openshift, gitlab, mattermost ... what would be the chances of something to break to the point of ruining my day/week. Not everyt
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by Nux 10y ago
That looks pretty darn neat! As a sysadmin though, I do wonder how maintainable and especially upgradable is that thing without breaking half the world.
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by Nux 10y ago
It's simple. People are oblivious or just don't give a shit. As long as they can share their cat pictures and so on, it's all fucking dandy. Something really bad needs to happen to move things in the right direction. Snowden
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by Nux 10y ago
Of course that I know how to do that. What bothers me is the first approach they take.
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by Nux 10y ago
Nice idea and willing to try it, but.. "The requirement for self-hosting is to have docker and docker-compose installed on your machine." Fsck that. If I will trust this with my passwords, I need to know how to _really_ install it
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by Nux 10y ago
It's the same wolf, just got smarter and fancier clothing, old man ...
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by Nux 10y ago
From their docs, nftables is "available upstream since Linux kernel 3.13. It supports 3/4 of the existing iptables features" - 3/4 is still a long way to obsoleting iptables.
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by Nux 10y ago
Why don't you use KVM/libvirt instead of Vbox?
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by Nux 10y ago
It looks like you'd need a cat C license to drive this (in UK), alas. Still, the DIY-er in me loves the idea, hope they do well and get even cheaper.
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by Nux 10y ago
Yes, this "silly" kind of thing bit us a few times as well. It's good RHEL/CentOS 7 defaults to XFS now which doesn't suffer (as much) from this problem. https://gagor.pl/2013/11/inodes-on-
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by Nux 10y ago
So, do you require the PTR and A records of the remote host to match?
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by Nux 10y ago
It's not an unreasonable thought, but they'd better make sure there are no serious dependencies on the Internet for their work. I guess they'll find out how proper their network is and how much they were relying on external &
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by Nux 10y ago
It's absolutely possible to run an email server in 2016 and I encourage anyone capable to do so! Email is one of the bastions of the decentralised Internet and we should hang on to it. Every day more and more people are moving to Gmail
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by Nux 10y ago
"This kind of Flash slows you down" .. Shame they apply the "block" only to "this kind of flash".
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by Nux 10y ago
Cut up a fragment here http://tmp.nux.ro/J9d-beyondjupiterinfinite.webm
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by Nux 10y ago
Now that they got their country back, they can sell it off. :-) Probably the lower value of the £ has probably contributed to this, or hastened it.
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by Nux 10y ago
One of the vertebrae is called Atlas. A collection of maps is also called Atlas.

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