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811.
by yrro 6y ago
This is a generalization, but these devices are very likely only tested until they barely work on Windows and Mac OS. And if they have to choose between a quick fix that makes it work on those two, and implementing the spec properly, they&#
812.
by yrro 6y ago
Which settings?
813.
by yrro 6y ago
As distasteful as leaky code is, is it that bad to run it in a separate process? You get a bit more robustness against crashes as well.
814.
by yrro 6y ago
OpenShift's web interface lets you do a lot (other alternatives are of course available). And it's quite nice being able to edit the YAML of everything via the web interface as well!
815.
by yrro 6y ago
Originally all the domains had 'svirt' in the name: https://www.projectatomic.io/blog/2016/03/dwalsh_selinux_con... These days containers have their own domains: https://www.mankier.com&#
816.
by yrro 6y ago
> You don't need to agree to GPL in order to use GPL licensed software. I've wondered for some time how a user is granted permission to use GPL-licensed software; permission is not explicitly granted by the GPL, but it is requi
817.
by yrro 6y ago
... slowly :)
818.
by yrro 6y ago
yrro@host$ podman run --rm -it debian:unstable bash -x -c 'id; cat /proc/self/uid_map' + id uid=0(root) gid=0(root) groups=0(root) + cat /proc/self/uid_map 0 876099160
819.
by yrro 6y ago
Worth mentioning that SVirt is also used for running containers on RHEL/Fedora/CentOS etc.
820.
by yrro 6y ago
Other symbols: * searches bookmarks and ^ searches history
821.
by yrro 6y ago
The advantage is in being able to move your head to see more than what is directly head of you. Maybe they could do something like how in Elite Dangerous you hold middle mouse button(? can't remember exactly what the control is) to fre
822.
by yrro 6y ago
Or ransomware that does so if the ransom is not paid. This can also be done with UEFI variable writes, since the flash where they are stored is... often not of the highest quality!
823.
by yrro 6y ago
Is it possible your editor used to perform atomic replacement of files, and has now started to overwrite them.in place instead?
824.
by yrro 6y ago
If using AD then why on earth not forgo passwords entirely and use Kerberos to access these systems...
825.
by yrro 6y ago
Does the memory managed by these functions have any special properties? The docs don't mention any, other than that these functions are used by Crypt* functions that return buffers (i.e., client sshould free returned buffers with Crypt
826.
by yrro 6y ago
It's probably also a good idea to call VirtualLock so that the passwotrd is guaranteed to never be written to virtual memory.
827.
by yrro 6y ago
I'm surprised getpass(3) is marked as obsolete, it seems to be preferable to implementing the steps described for a unix-like system in the article yourself... Maybe it's because it only reads up to PASS_MAX bytes, although glibc
828.
by yrro 6y ago
I think they have less of a need to worry about security because they can always roll back errors...
829.
by yrro 6y ago
Yes it is.
830.
by yrro 6y ago
Which distro is this?
831.
by yrro 6y ago
In addition I'm pretty sure every distribution ships with it disabled anyway.
832.
by yrro 6y ago
> Letting the init system talk to the network What?
833.
by yrro 6y ago
Run 'cryptsetup luksHeaderBackup' and store it in a safe place. If you manage to corrupt your LUKS header, you can restore it from the backup. The master encryption key in the LUKS header is still encrypted by your passphrase, so
834.
by yrro 6y ago
You might find FreeIPA useful. Its CA component (dogtag) has a KRA component that FreeIPA exposes as 'vaults' for secret storage. You can even do cross-forest trust to AD, log into your Linux systems as users who live in AD...
835.
by yrro 7y ago
Yeah, I've pointed Windows directly at an MIT KRB5 KDC several times in the past, but it's not reliable enough for real use. And I don't want to have to pay for Windows Server just to authenticate on a couple of Windows machi
836.
by yrro 7y ago
I wish I had one of these for FreeIPA...
837.
by yrro 7y ago
In my opinion those who thoughtlessly leave their unused motor vehicles blocking up the side of the road (or worse, the pavenemnts!) are the renegades.
838.
by yrro 7y ago
I don't know how you can isolate the effect of the smoking ban from the other factors that have affected the rate of pubgoing.
839.
by yrro 7y ago
s/Asad/SSSD/
840.
by yrro 7y ago
What the actual fudge? So my Asad AD trust users, whose home directories are /home/example.com/sam-account-name, are going to run into trouble when they upgrade to 20.04? I think I am going to have to start figuring out a pla

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