I have a number of desktops, servers & other systems that I run & maintain – for myself, family & friends/colleagues. I’ve slowly over the years been inching/trial&erroring towards something that resembles a best-practice setup, often just taking care of things rather than educating folks, wearing and cleaning up the […]
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Hello i switched from the standard graphical interface of ubuntu to boot into a tty so now i have to start i3 with startx instead of using the graphical one. But now i have some issues: Im using rofi as my program launcher and before it was nice and sorted […]
I have OpenSSH client installed on Windows 10: But when I change to the OpenSSH directory and list it the client (ssh.exe) is not there: And when I go to use the command it’s not found: The OpenSSH directory is in my path: How can I get the OpenSSH client […]
I was in the process of installing CrackMapExec (CME) on Ubuntu this afternoon, and the CME docs suggested that I install pipx and manage the installation of CME through pipx to avoid dependency issues. I attempted to install pipx as a low priv user which failed. I subsequently installed pipx […]
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If there is a 6 faced dice 🎲 then there is a ⅙ chance that once rolled it would land on 2 (it could be any number but I just went with 2) but how certain are we (in other words what’s the probability) that widen 6 rolls off the […]
I’m trying to create an HTML style that formats a paragraph similarly to a Sphinx directive: I got a pretty good approximation by defining a ::before pseudo-element that contains the directive name: p.todo { border-width: 1pt; border-color: chocolate; padding: 4px 4px 4px 4px !important; background-color: bisque; } p.todo::before { display: […]
I am planning to build a home lab. DESCRIPTION: My goal is to be able to access to my homelab from a remote pc (as my laptop). This is what I have in mind. In order to secure the access from the outside I thought to implement a VPN (using […]
I have the following setup: a Linux machine has two IP addresses (primary and secondary) on the same network. One receives requests NAT forwarded from outside by the router/modem, the other one receives requests from the internal network only. I would like sshd to listen from both addresses, but allow […]