I have several k3s clusters, one is misbehaving, wherein argocd was warning of not being able to contact github.com, upon investifation I found that all hostnames were being resolved to: 15.197.172.60 which resovles to some amazon eaccelerator: dig -x 15.197.172.60 +short a63452c77db78f54b.awsglobalaccelerator.com. for example I try openssl on my nginx-ingress: […]
Daily Archives: January 14, 2026
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How to fix this so the problem goes away? “Duplicate without user-selected canonical” is the highlighted part of a larger message I received in an email from google. “New reason preventing your pages from being indexed Search Console has identified that some pages on your site are not being indexed […]
I’m comparing the FTP fingerprint between a OVH FTP server : $ lftp ftpback-rbx1-234.mybackup.ovh.net <<< ls ls: Fatal error: Certificate verification: Not trusted: no issuer was found (DD:12:B5:34:56:79:A1:23:45:6F:1C:D1:2E:BE:C7:2A:34:56:A1:DB) $ and the one returned by openssl s_client : $ openssl s_client -connect ftpback-rbx1-234.mybackup.ovh.net:21 -starttls ftp < /dev/null 2>/dev/null | openssl x509 […]
Because my school is blocking everything and I’m trying to play, I tried Change Network DNS Settings, Enable “Secure DNS” in Chrome, Use Web Proxies or Alternative Browsing and Direct IP Access and I still can’t so I’ll really would like how to hack the administrative server.
In some high-security or “Top Secret” environments, displays (and phones, IoT-devices in general) are often shown with a prominent colored border (e.g. yellow, red, or purple) around the entire screen. This is usually described as a security marking to indicate classification or handling rules. I am wondering whether the three […]