If you use a Window Manager that switches focus automatically (like dwm) and the Nextcloud client, surely you are annoyed by the Nextcloud window disappearing on focus lost “feature” (and no knob to switch it off). Apparently, the developers decided that This Is The Right Way®.
With the power of The Source Code, we can change that!
Debian in LXC/Proxmox works flawlessly, except for some systemd utility daemons. Instead of disabling those services, we can leverage Linux capabilities to achieve the same results.
Winbox, the MikroTik RouterOS management application, uses a proprietary link-layer protocol to discover and connect to RouterOS appliances. It’s useful when you have a router with a bad/unknown network configuration.
Let’s see how we can use it on Linux and WINE.
So you may have heard that RAID5 is doomed due to this “URE”.
What does it mean? Is it true? Let’s find out.
Unfortunately, after the migration from ext4 to ZFS, I discovered that k3s was crashing due to the missing support for overlayfs in ZFS.
Recently I moved my home server to a (refurbished) Dell Optiplex 7050. The previous PC was on ext4, and I decided to try ZFS without reinstalling it.
Today I’m releasing ovf-export, a tool for exporting libvirt domains as OVF/OVA, as open-source.
Generated packages follow the OVF 1.0 standard so that you can use them with VirtualBox, VMware Workstation/Player, and others.
If you have a self-hosted version of GitLab, you may need to revoke all active sessions for all users (for example, to force a password change when using an external authenticator like LDAP or OAuth2).
I don’t have a strong opinion on everything. However, in the case of DoH-vs-DoT-vs-DNS, I have a very strong opinion.
And it’s that DoH is harmful and unnecessary. In this post, I’ll explain why.
I use open-source software every day. And I try to contribute as much as I can.
However, sometimes weird things happen when writing OSS code. Like finding a security bug in a closed source software.
Do you know that you can unlock your full-disk encrypted GNU/Linux PC remotely? Cool, isn’t it? You can directly use SSH to type the password and unlock your PC.
Let’s ask ourselves: is it secure?
Recently I was preparing a Windows 10 VM (in a Proxmox/KVM/QEMU environment) with the specific need to spoof some hardware IDs and evade a VM detection.
Kubernetes Dashboard is an excellent web client for Kubernetes clusters. Even if I prefer locally installed clients (kubectl and k9s are enough for me :-D), a web UI is handy when you have a random group of users (developers?) and you don’t want to give them access to the API server, or you don’t want to force them to install and configure a Kubernetes client only to open the logs of some pod once a week.
In the last two days, I was preparing a virtual environment for some tests about MariaDB replication.
TL;DR: the Cisco VPN 3000 Concentrator has a bug that allows you to create a DoS (and maybe a MITM) by sending the wrong netmask in IPSec phase 2.
I recovered an old Iomega ix2-200 from the dust of my apartment, hoping to use it as a storage NAS for backups with burp.
In a recent web portal project, made with Python and Angular, I faced the amethic doubt: should I use the standard pseudorandom generation of session tokens, or should I use a JWT?
Sometimes the network setup isn't the one that you find in a textbook.
Despite the web is full of pages about fogproject and Windows 10, there are many different things that you need to do in order to make fog to deploy a Windows 10 image in a fully automated way (without your physical intervention).