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by rudasn 2y ago
If you are looking for low maintenance overhead, I would suggest django solely for the reason that they still have online documentation for unsupported versions released 10+ years ago. I don't thing there's a framework or library
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by rudasn 2y ago
There are quite a few open source wg clients out there, maybe you can get some ideas from those. Defguard, netbird come to mind. I just want to avoid all that custom client stuff. I don't have a solution, but I was experimenting on hav
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by rudasn 2y ago
Ah right. Yeah it would be nice to have a negated allowed ips list, or adding an ! to signify "not this one". Wonder how difficult that would be to implement.
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by rudasn 2y ago
Yeah, that's the biggest pain point I think. Syncing configs once changes are made (new peers, new access rules, pre shared key rotation etc). It's one of the reasons I'm working on wirehub[0], as a way to distribute configs
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by rudasn 2y ago
Can't you do that with a prerouting firewall rule? Genuinely asking, never tried myself but seems plausible.
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by rudasn 2y ago
dot cloud yes? I was surprised when they shut that down too.
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by rudasn 2y ago
Depending on your browser, Right click on Wikipedia and select Inspect Element or View Source. That explains everything you need to know to get started. And google MDN.
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by rudasn 2y ago
Nice post,thanks for sharing! It would be nice to include the generated sql queries along with the code samples though. I've been on a similar path recently and being able to see the queries was really helpful (even the ones that faile
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by rudasn 2y ago
Hmm. I've found that it's much easier and faster to write a lot of code than to take the time and be thoughtful of what you end up shipping. > I didn't have time to write a short letter, so I wrote a long one instead. Mark
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by rudasn 2y ago
It's not a saas but a tool to create, manage and share wireguard configs. You define networks, add devices, label them, and create access rules based on those labels so that working with addressess and allowed ips is more user friendly
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by rudasn 2y ago
(1999) but still looks relevant!
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by rudasn 2y ago
Thanks for making it function without JS!
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by rudasn 2y ago
Honestly probably not. But give me 40x for any assets or endpoints that track me instead of blocking the whole page. How much more difficult would that be technically?
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by rudasn 2y ago
Thanks for taking the time to respond. Actually, no. I want a single db to be the destination, receiving data from multiple tenant dbs. The tenant dbs do not have 'tenant' columns, but the destination would have one to differentia
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by rudasn 2y ago
Hey this looks interesting! If my setup is db-per-tenant can I push/pull all data into a single database that would have an additional 'tenant_id' column? For sake of simplicity, let's assume all tenant dbs have the same
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by rudasn 2y ago
> 451: Unavailable due to legal reasons > We recognize you are attempting to access this website from a country belonging to the European Economic Area (EEA) including the EU which enforces the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR
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by rudasn 2y ago
If that's the issue why not just change port?
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by rudasn 2y ago
Encarta 96
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by rudasn 2y ago
Hey. The landing page is unclear on what the product is or what it actually does. What does craft your own mentors mean? I'm not sure your target audience (educators, parents?) are having that problem. "Oh, if I could just craft
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by rudasn 2y ago
Ah interesting! I've been experimenting a similar setup. How do you manage peers and configs?
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by rudasn 2y ago
If users upload their medical info themselves I think you can side step these concerns - you still have others, handling and storing this type of data. So one area to focus on is making it super easy for patients to obtain their data in ele
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by rudasn 2y ago
It's actually quite usable and fast if you turn javascript off.
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by rudasn 2y ago
Zeldman, Bowman, Molly, ppk are the ones I remember reading and learning from back in the IE6, pre-firefox days. Legends indeed.
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by rudasn 2y ago
Ansible gets the job done for me. I use it to bootstrap new servers (security, dependencies, etc) and deploy apps on them both on prem and vps. I have playbooks and roles for everything I ever needed. I don't really like it but it&#x27
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by rudasn 2y ago
Well, yes, but then you are relying on IP address based auth of some sort. It's just more stuff to keep around, share, and make sure its correct. If routing was possible with just the public key, after wg has verified the packets, I wo
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by rudasn 2y ago
Anyone else having the issue of how to distinguish traffic from specific peers, and how did you solve it? Other than having an interface per peer of course.
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by rudasn 2y ago
Oh wow soundslice has been around for 10 years already? What an amazing project, well done!
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by rudasn 2y ago
Hey! What literature would you recommend for learning more about this stuff (routing, firewalls, etc)? I'm learning as I'm going and my goal is to come up with a way to build secure/beyondcorp/zerotrust-style networks us
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by rudasn 2y ago
ngrok, localtunnel, pyjamas, the list is endless.. Yeah, many ways to do it, one is running your own DNS server and have wireguard connections use that DNS server. I want to avoid having DNS issues, so I'm thinking more like this: 1. D
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by rudasn 2y ago
Really like what you guys are doing, keep it up! :)

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