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- I don’t spin up instances, I raise servers like my children.
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You can also make use of bash arrays to pass a list of hosts: hosts=("management.domain1.tld" "test.example.com" "forum.example.com") And us them in your bash in a array: for host in "${hosts[@]}"do sh .…
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For anyone interested, this is how you setup a ssh TOTP using google authenticator on ubuntu 22.04: https://somik.org/ubuntu-22-04-ssh-totp/ This only applies all ssh connections to the server using the default /etc/ssh/sshd_config configuration fi…
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(Quote) I am giving an example here. You can replace the sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade with your preferred command or set of command. You can even specify a specific bash script on your server to run instead of this. ssh -i ~/.ssh/id_…
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From a central server that has ssh access to all of your other servers: #!/bin/bashssh -i ~/.ssh/id_rsa_10 -p 8022 [email protected] "sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade" &ssh -i ~/.ssh/id_rsa_11 -p 8122 [email protected] "…
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(Quote) I am guessing your email password is "password" and your lowendspirit password is "123456" (like me) :p
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At least we now know what @bikegremlin gets up to in his free time... I would not have guessed saving the planet with eco friendly cordless portable hand tools that never needs to be charged or plugged in!!
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Used it for testing: * Ran docker containers in LXC container. No noticeable performance hit. * Ran qemu VM in VM in KVM VM (3 layers). Significant performance hit. * Ran docker container in VM. No noticeable performance hit. * Did not figure out h…
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(Quote) It's a case of "When you are so good at faking it that people believe you are legit"... Or would it be "Fake it till you make it"?
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(Quote) LOL! I guess people are getting dumber just as devices are getting smarter. AI takeover wont be far off now! :lol:
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(Quote) Btw, another option would be to use DMZ if your router has a DMZ feature. You can use it to forward ALL ports to one VM (like in this case). (Image)
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@c1vhosting did you know your avatar disappears when using LES in "dark" mode? (Image)
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(Quote) This wasn't sarcasm though. It is a real advice I always follow. When it's time to change server, I always backup, wipe, reinstall proxmox, setup VM, and copy back all my data.
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(Quote) You can use a proper router. Most Asus routers allow port range opening: (Image) 1. Port ranges using a colon ":" between the starting and ending port, such as 300:350. (Quote) That would be: ssh 123.45.67.89 $(for i in `seq 4…
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Backup your data, scrap the VM and set it up anew in proxmox. You'll lose all the fat and none of the data.
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(Quote) So people now a days require to be told that something is sarcasm? Just 15 years back, people would know how to properly use sarcasm and you dont have to tell/flag it so both you and the reader knows it is sarcasm. Example: (Quote)
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(Quote) How the hell did you know my server's root password? Now I have to change it... Think I'll change it to password123 :p
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(Quote) Did you know you can change the ssh port to something other then port 22 ? That should be the first change you do before worrying about passwords and RSA keys. Most attacks are just botnets trying random IP with common list of ports. If they…
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(Quote) I do not agree with this. I think my ssh root user with password toor is secure enough :p On a more serious note, what about those ed25519 keys? Why are people recommending them over RSA keys?
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Think you are better off posting this in "Request" section
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(Quote) Damn that's a high bar! Good luck :)
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Did you contact Ratnakar Bank Limited to ask if they have a PHP library or API? :p
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(Quote) Admins, I think there is a problem with the mental state of one of our mods! Please give him special attention!
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Wait, did diwakar reply in a thread he created? Can it be true? Why is it under Technical and not offtopic or general though?
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(Quote) There isn't much options with just NAT so gameservers are the primary use case for servers without dedicated IPs. Reverse proxy is ok but are usually a pain to setup specially if he wants to offload most of this to the end user as he wi…
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(Quote) How did you even find this? According to commit history, this was created just last week!
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(Quote) The same opinion they have when I buy second hand items from carousell and go pick it up in person and hand them my cash. In other words, None.
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(Quote) It's a popular way to avoid paying Paypal fees. If the seller is reliable, this is a better way to pay as this is same as handing him your cash for your product. And yes, there is no chargeback on this...
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(Quote) I agree with you. Since there are also bad apples on the provider's side, this is why the users tend to not use their main email for these signups. I understand that there are incentives for the provider to keep emailing the users on t…
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(Quote) I would never use my real email account on anything given the number of cases of data leaks and data sales and spamming. That said, I would not use a public email forwarder either. I buy a cheap/on-offer domain and setup my own email servic…
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(Quote) I use windows 11 for gaming. Forget linux, they dont even have proper support for most games and running it in Wine is just an additional layer of complexity and slowness...
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(Quote) Please dont remind me :cry: Luckily Brother printers has pretty good support for Linux. And by that, I mean they have linux drivers that support some linux distros, like Ubuntu, ubuntu and uBuntu :expressionless: (Does work on all debian b…
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(Quote) LOL! Ya, i get those two mixed up A LOT! Anyway, Linux seems to have pretty good support for all monitor resolutions so any GUI you go with should be ok if you decide to get a ultrawide :)
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(Quote) I regret my decision to use a washing machine post...
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(Quote) 4:3 is 4 parts wide, 3 parts high. What I use is 3.58 parts wide, 3 parts high x2 with two windows. That equates to about 4 parts wide, 3.35 parts high ( 3.58 : 3 = 4 : 3.35 ). So taller then 4:3 Exactly 1720x1440 px per window :)