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by txutxu 13y ago
Ansible also has a "script" module: http://www.ansibleworks.com/docs/modules.html#script
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by txutxu 13y ago
wow, direct support, this does not have price, you made my day. Will research more about the connection options, did go through the available tutorials, and as it did work with the defaults, I did skip the connections part. Thanks for all t
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by txutxu 13y ago
If the compile options in both platform matches. And nginx is full of compile options and modules to enable and disable, so maybe "the same config in the same version" does not work on different platforms.
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by txutxu 13y ago
And other thing I've learn this weekend. The documentation is great, but there is no "a reference", you have to read 5 or 6 different (long) pages to have an overview of what the DSL is, but the only reference is for the modu
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by txutxu 13y ago
Yesterday I was playing with ansible, testing to migrate my already made across years scripts. My vote for the one who puts here an elegant solution for something as simple as: ssh user@host sed -i '/FOO/ s/FOO*&#x
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by txutxu 13y ago
"I'm far less concerned with the potential for keyloggers and other nasties" If the system is compromised with a keyloger, it does not help at all if you are using a browser extension instead of a traditional client.
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by txutxu 13y ago
In the little town where I did born, you're loved or hated. You can't be ignored in a little town. I've noticed more and more about this, as I move across the world.
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by txutxu 13y ago
The problem with IPv6 was not that it could be enabled... it's that it is enabled by default. In all major linux distributions. That being said, I've read your update, and that is the point that people seeking for "recipes&qu
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by txutxu 13y ago
Once upon a time, (about 5years ago) a 256M ram "server" holding a wordpress-mu (mu as in multi-user). There was "agile" methodologies, but management did fuck up with the splits, and there were multiple sysadmins for th
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by txutxu 13y ago
man afterboot: http://www.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/man.cgi?query=afterboot&sekti...
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by txutxu 13y ago
Modern rule generators use to have this in account. Well, maybe you still need to maintain certain definitions separated (as far as I can see on http://www.fwbuilder.org/4.0/docs/users_guide5/working-with-...
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by txutxu 13y ago
And then realize you left all ipv6 traffic open (?)
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by txutxu 13y ago
Not all automated scripts, or all the available scripts used in automated ways, can flush your rules before send things outside. You're not going to be 24/7 at the keyboard of the system, there are going to be 0days, or unreleased
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by txutxu 13y ago
The article absolutely forgets about parametrize the kernel space.
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by txutxu 13y ago
This article is letting IPv6 without a firewall. A few feedback: 1) Start by the "lower layer" If it's a physical server, start by reviewing all BIOS options, if it's virtual one you control, start by reviewing the host
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by txutxu 13y ago
Well. All my respect to fronted engineers. Yes, with quotes, it means something like. Maybe I should really say designers, but it's the same, there are designers who can learn a new syntax in two afternoons, and there are those (in my
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by txutxu 13y ago
In any other random moment, that sentence could have sound simply inspiring to me. But right now. At this point when I'm right now very long to explain, that sentence, has made my day. Up-voted.
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by txutxu 13y ago
Great technology. But it reminds me a little bit to perl cgi in the 90's. print h1('hello world'); I mean, this is great for people fast learning, but will never work against "fronted" people in the average
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by txutxu 13y ago
Great point. Then I understand better the relevance. Thanks.
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by txutxu 13y ago
Wait. They access google directly... without depend on routing your traffic and tramp your SSL to get a lot of compressed js and ajax traffic. So... maybe this was only needed or relevant before have direct access ?
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by txutxu 13y ago
I've not your experience, neither never did go in deep with the core, but what I can tell: if the core is no good, then I'll will say nothing about the plugins. Wordpress plugins, and the usage they get by (certain kind of) develo
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by txutxu 13y ago
"Reverting this commit seems like a sound technical decision to me." Well, the commit message says: Ordered-by: The Management. But I'm not sure what exactly means.
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Thoughts about stats of webservers usage(blog.inigo.me)
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by txutxu 13y ago
So we are using GNU/OpenBSD too? because of gcc ? Years ago, I used to joke with friends starting with ubuntu, that they were using really adobe/nvidia/broadcom/micrososoft/oracle/etc/gnu/linux.
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by txutxu 13y ago
swap on ssd is (pseudo and slower) increased ram on big needs. Example: $5 digital ocean droplet (comes without swap, but it's over SSD, so you can create a swap file, and is less painful than mechanical swap).
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by txutxu 13y ago
Maybe we could define it as "collaborative editing of information". Wikis is one technology, maybe tagging (and voting) is other technology, multiuser editors, mmm in the late days we can see "inline comments" too... The
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by txutxu 13y ago
Moin moin [0] is widely used too, and it has a version which can run without install [1]. You can put it i.e. on a USB, and carry your wiki with you. Also, it's interesting ikiwiki [2], which puts your wiki on git. This may be very tec
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by txutxu 13y ago
Blink: "Spanish police said that upon his arrest, the suspect identified himself as a diplomat, saying he was the Minister of Telecommunications and Foreign Affairs for the Republic of Cyberbunker." I think from monday, at work, I
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by txutxu 13y ago
I could prefer to see hardware manufacturers involved. Network engineering is always nice too, but it depends so much in the user-land packager choices... or in "alpha" patches...
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by txutxu 13y ago
At the beginning, we had to listen: "Linux? bah, that's 4 hippies..." Now this fact seems to be based on real data. "Linux? bah, that's 4 grandpas..." Hippies or grandpas, thanks to all, by each commit.

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