Time to discuss self-hosted alternatives to GitHub!

First, has anyone simply put a bare git repo on a server somewhere, pushed via SSH, and called it a day?

https://idiomdrottning.org/hosting-git-repos

Do you really need more than a remote to push to and pull from, for your personal projects? If you've tried this, what obstacles did you encounter and what features did you miss?

#GiveUpGitHub#SelfHosting #git#SSH#BareRepos

The long version of why you need key authentication for your SSH servers - "The Hail Mary Cloud and the lessons learned" https://nxdomain.no/~peter/hailmary_lessons_learned.html #ssh #passwordgroping #unix #linux #openbsd #freebsd #pf #packetfilter

Also The 4th edition of the Book of PF is coming soon: https://nxdomain.no/~peter/yes_the_book_of_pf_4th_ed_is_coming.html

The long version of why you need key authentication for your SSH servers - "The Hail Mary Cloud and the lessons learned" https://nxdomain.no/~peter/hailmary_lessons_learned.html #ssh #passwordgroping #unix #linux #openbsd #freebsd #pf #packetfilter

Also The 4th edition of the Book of PF is coming soon: https://nxdomain.no/~peter/yes_the_book_of_pf_4th_ed_is_coming.html

Happy "Logging in as users -, [ and $ day" to all who celebrate:

Jul 19 02:02:12 portal sshd-session[88959]: Failed password for invalid user - from 152.42.130.79 port 33738 ssh2
Jul 19 03:00:14 portal sshd-session[79691]: Failed password for invalid user [ from 152.42.130.79 port 41708 ssh2
Jul 19 03:58:56 portal sshd-session[6194]: Failed password for invalid user $ from 152.42.130.79 port 55398 ssh2

#ssh #passwordgroping #security #passwords #cybercrime #botnet

Happy "Logging in as users -, [ and $ day" to all who celebrate:

Jul 19 02:02:12 portal sshd-session[88959]: Failed password for invalid user - from 152.42.130.79 port 33738 ssh2
Jul 19 03:00:14 portal sshd-session[79691]: Failed password for invalid user [ from 152.42.130.79 port 41708 ssh2
Jul 19 03:58:56 portal sshd-session[6194]: Failed password for invalid user $ from 152.42.130.79 port 55398 ssh2

#ssh #passwordgroping #security #passwords #cybercrime #botnet

It gives me great, great pleasure to announce that #Bignole, my fork of #Concierge is finally published!

https://pypi.org/project/bignole/

Do you use #SSH a lot? Is your .ssh/config complex and thousands of lines long?
Try Bignole!

By using a template engine (jinja2 and mako are available), the SSH config I maintain is less than a third of the .ssh/config file that's generated!

J鈥檃i le grand, l鈥檌mmense plaisir de vous annoncer que #Bignole, mon fork de #Concierge est enfin publi茅 !
https://pypi.org/project/bignole/

Vous utilisez beaucoup #SSH ? Votre .ssh/config est d鈥檜ne complexit茅 sans nom et fait des milliers de lignes ?
Essayez Bignole !
Avec l鈥檜tilisation d鈥檜n moteur de template (jinja2 ou mako), la config SSH que je maintiens fait moins d鈥檜n tiers du fichier .ssh/config qui est g茅n茅r茅 !

An unimportant remnant of the past has been removed from open SSH;
DSA.

Read about it in this article the next article linked will show you that it has been removed finally

#SSH#openSSH#DSA #programming #coding#OpenSource#openBSD#BSD#secureShell#Infosec

https://undeadly.org/cgi?action=article;sid=20240111105900

 The image shows a screenshot of a webpage from the OpenBSD Journal. The top of the page features a black background with a logo on the left, depicting a cartoonish sun with guns, and the text "OpenBSD Journal" in light blue. Below the logo, navigation links are visible: Home, Archives, About, Submit, Story, Create Account, and Login.

The main content of the page is a news article titled "DSA removal from OpenSSH" in large, light blue text. The article was contributed by "rueda" on January 11, 2024, from the "going-dept." The article states that the OpenSSH project has announced the timeline for the removal of DSA support from OpenSSH. It mentions that OpenSSH plans to remove support for DSA, as specified in the SSHv2 protocol, which is limited to a 160-bit private key with an estimated security level of less than or equal to 80 bits. The article also notes that OpenSSH has disabled DSA keys by default and that DSA is optional support for them.

The bottom of the page shows the URL "undeady.org/cgi?act" and a navigation bar with three vertical lines, a home icon, a back arrow, and a menu icon. The battery icon in the top right corner indicates 82% battery life, and the time is 03:31.

 Ovis2-8B

馃尡 Energy used: 0.353 Wh
The image shows a screenshot of a webpage from the OpenBSD Journal. The top of the page features a black background with a logo on the left, depicting a cartoonish sun with guns, and the text "OpenBSD Journal" in light blue. Below the logo, navigation links are visible: Home, Archives, About, Submit, Story, Create Account, and Login. The main content of the page is a news article titled "DSA removal from OpenSSH" in large, light blue text. The article was contributed by "rueda" on January 11, 2024, from the "going-dept." The article states that the OpenSSH project has announced the timeline for the removal of DSA support from OpenSSH. It mentions that OpenSSH plans to remove support for DSA, as specified in the SSHv2 protocol, which is limited to a 160-bit private key with an estimated security level of less than or equal to 80 bits. The article also notes that OpenSSH has disabled DSA keys by default and that DSA is optional support for them. The bottom of the page shows the URL "undeady.org/cgi?act" and a navigation bar with three vertical lines, a home icon, a back arrow, and a menu icon. The battery icon in the top right corner indicates 82% battery life, and the time is 03:31. Ovis2-8B 馃尡 Energy used: 0.353 Wh
 The image shows a screenshot of a webpage from the OpenBSD Journal. The top of the page displays the title "OpenBSD Journal" with a logo featuring a stylized sun. Below the title, there are navigation links including Home, Archives, About, Submit Story, Create Account, and Login. The main content of the page is a news article titled "DSA signature support removed from OpenSSH," contributed by rueda on 2025-05-06. The article states that Damien Miller has completed the removal of DSA signature support from OpenSSH, listing the modified and removed files. The CVSROOT and Module name are also provided. The log message confirms the removal of DSA signature support. The editors encourage readers to ensure the removal is complete. The latest articles section lists other recent news items, including a commit of the LLDP daemon and tool and a call for testing the last bits of DSA. The webpage's URL is undeadly.org/cgi?act, and the battery level is at 82%.

 Ovis2-8B

馃尡 Energy used: 0.249 Wh
The image shows a screenshot of a webpage from the OpenBSD Journal. The top of the page displays the title "OpenBSD Journal" with a logo featuring a stylized sun. Below the title, there are navigation links including Home, Archives, About, Submit Story, Create Account, and Login. The main content of the page is a news article titled "DSA signature support removed from OpenSSH," contributed by rueda on 2025-05-06. The article states that Damien Miller has completed the removal of DSA signature support from OpenSSH, listing the modified and removed files. The CVSROOT and Module name are also provided. The log message confirms the removal of DSA signature support. The editors encourage readers to ensure the removal is complete. The latest articles section lists other recent news items, including a commit of the LLDP daemon and tool and a call for testing the last bits of DSA. The webpage's URL is undeadly.org/cgi?act, and the battery level is at 82%. Ovis2-8B 馃尡 Energy used: 0.249 Wh

An unimportant remnant of the past has been removed from open SSH;
DSA.

Read about it in this article the next article linked will show you that it has been removed finally

#SSH#openSSH#DSA #programming #coding#OpenSource#openBSD#BSD#secureShell#Infosec

https://undeadly.org/cgi?action=article;sid=20240111105900

 The image shows a screenshot of a webpage from the OpenBSD Journal. The top of the page features a black background with a logo on the left, depicting a cartoonish sun with guns, and the text "OpenBSD Journal" in light blue. Below the logo, navigation links are visible: Home, Archives, About, Submit, Story, Create Account, and Login.

The main content of the page is a news article titled "DSA removal from OpenSSH" in large, light blue text. The article was contributed by "rueda" on January 11, 2024, from the "going-dept." The article states that the OpenSSH project has announced the timeline for the removal of DSA support from OpenSSH. It mentions that OpenSSH plans to remove support for DSA, as specified in the SSHv2 protocol, which is limited to a 160-bit private key with an estimated security level of less than or equal to 80 bits. The article also notes that OpenSSH has disabled DSA keys by default and that DSA is optional support for them.

The bottom of the page shows the URL "undeady.org/cgi?act" and a navigation bar with three vertical lines, a home icon, a back arrow, and a menu icon. The battery icon in the top right corner indicates 82% battery life, and the time is 03:31.

 Ovis2-8B

馃尡 Energy used: 0.353 Wh
The image shows a screenshot of a webpage from the OpenBSD Journal. The top of the page features a black background with a logo on the left, depicting a cartoonish sun with guns, and the text "OpenBSD Journal" in light blue. Below the logo, navigation links are visible: Home, Archives, About, Submit, Story, Create Account, and Login. The main content of the page is a news article titled "DSA removal from OpenSSH" in large, light blue text. The article was contributed by "rueda" on January 11, 2024, from the "going-dept." The article states that the OpenSSH project has announced the timeline for the removal of DSA support from OpenSSH. It mentions that OpenSSH plans to remove support for DSA, as specified in the SSHv2 protocol, which is limited to a 160-bit private key with an estimated security level of less than or equal to 80 bits. The article also notes that OpenSSH has disabled DSA keys by default and that DSA is optional support for them. The bottom of the page shows the URL "undeady.org/cgi?act" and a navigation bar with three vertical lines, a home icon, a back arrow, and a menu icon. The battery icon in the top right corner indicates 82% battery life, and the time is 03:31. Ovis2-8B 馃尡 Energy used: 0.353 Wh