TimWolla

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by TimWolla 5y ago
In Discord, yes. Unfortunately not in Slack, though.
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by TimWolla 5y ago
It's likely that Hetzner doesn't make a loss on that machine, so they won't need to adjust prices there.
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by TimWolla 5y ago
UDP itself is stateless, but QUIC itself is stateful. Without knowing the background I would assume the issue to be that the incoming UDP packets will be routed to the new process after the reload and that new process is not aware of the ex
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by TimWolla 5y ago
This is already possible. You can configure whether you want inetd style socket activation (where systemd calls accept() and passes you the client socket)), or just systemd listening to the socket (where systemd passes you the listen socket
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by TimWolla 5y ago
That makes sense, because the attachment is going to be base64 encoded within the email and thus the size is inflated by 33%. This results in the size being roughly 47 MB in size.
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by TimWolla 5y ago
I am not taking raw money with friends either. But when it's assistance I can't offer virtually, i.e. when I need to drive to them in person, then I expect them to order pizza to eat together in return after the job's done.
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by TimWolla 5y ago
One thing would be indicating that you are a maintainer in your comment, when it's not immediately obvious, so that readers are able to understand your comment in a proper context. Like I will do at the bottom of my comment: Disclosure
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by TimWolla 5y ago
It does not for me. If the current command line is not completely empty it will not do anything (both with bash and fish). So if the terminal does not close after pressing Ctrl+D I will know that something is wrong and check more carefully.
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by TimWolla 5y ago
I can't say what they had in mind when typing `systemctl`. Even they couldn't. Because of the delay in the shutdown to cleanly stop the services, they had already forgotten that they just exited a SSH session and thus the connecti
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by TimWolla 5y ago
A peer of mine was exiting their SSH sessions with 'exit'. One time apparently they already typed 'systemctl', probably in an attempt to check the status of a service, changed their mind and then later wanted to close th
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HAProxy 2.5(haproxy.com)
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by TimWolla 5y ago
I have configured SSH with `UpdateHostKeys yes` and got a message about the SSH key for github.com (ECDSA) and the respective IP address (RSA) mismatching. I assume that GitHub did not serve traffic on the IP address in question for me in t
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by TimWolla 5y ago
> Just wanted a middle ground - oldschool style just less cluttered and less unnecessary info. Did I miss something? Did no one figure it out? I'd say WoltLab Suite ( https://www.woltlab.com/en/ ) matches that de
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by TimWolla 5y ago
> The customer forum requires a login to access It's not just a login. You need to actually be a customer. I consider that a good thing, because it allows me (and Hetzner) to speak more freely compared to a fully public forum. That&
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by TimWolla 5y ago
SSH by default according to Hetzner's customer forum [1]. [1] https://forum.hetzner.com/index.php?thread/28493/&postID=280...
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by TimWolla 5y ago
> If your email client doesn’t do that, perhaps you need a better email client. Which email client does?
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by TimWolla 5y ago
> You can't authenticate over HTTPS anymore You can, just no longer using username and password. Instead you must use an access token.
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by TimWolla 5y ago
One reason might be that those characters would include letters. A digits-only code is much easier to type, e.g. using a restricted keypad, such as a phone.
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by TimWolla 5y ago
> My first time doing a Debian upgrade and it’s not a great experience compared to CentOS My understanding was that CentOS does not even support upgrades between major versions, is that not true? FWIW: I successfully upgraded 3 machines
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by TimWolla 5y ago
> You don't leak anything as the link doesn't seem to be accessible publicly (at least for me). Yes, the forum requires registration and is open for customers only. That's why I said that I hope I don't leak anything
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by TimWolla 5y ago
> For security reasons, I’d much prefer to get them without one (I disable the interface and firewall it 100% anyway), but it’s not an option to get a virtual machine without the public IPv4 address. I agree and hopefully without leaking
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by TimWolla 5y ago
The pricing change is only about additional IP addresses for a single machine. Each machine will still come with one IPv4 included for "free": > Our dedicated root servers will continue to include one free main IP; there will b
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by TimWolla 5y ago
You can assign a Unique Local Address [1] subnet to Docker. Unique Local Addresses are the IPv6 equivalent of 192.168/16, 10/8, ... Docker's documentation explains how to assign an IPv6 subnet to Docker: https://do
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by TimWolla 5y ago
Unbound has a 'serve-expired' option: https://nlnetlabs.nl/documentation/unbound/unbound.conf/#ser...
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by TimWolla 5y ago
(2019)
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by TimWolla 5y ago
> Getting a domain listed is pretty hard. I disagree. I've made two PRs [1] to that list to add domains where we assign subdomains to mutually non-trusting parties to ensure proper cookie security for these. Both times the turn-arou
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by TimWolla 5y ago
A rebase always creates a new hash, because the commit hash is a hash over the contents of the commit. This contents include, among others, the parent commit(s) and the time of committing (which in case of a rebase will be different than th
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by TimWolla 5y ago
> ("Borken" is a city in Germany, that's my only association with it ) Being German myself it's also the plural of "Borke" (i.e. the "bark" of a tree): https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki
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by TimWolla 5y ago
> they tried to fix "borken" to "broken" and the maintainer was not happy […] this does come down to not being familiar with this particular bit of slang - but they push back and argue a bit which doesn't help I
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by TimWolla 5y ago
Thanks. I missed that list item, because it did not have a corresponding screenshot / screencast.

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