Someone wants me to migrate their WordPress install to a self hosted server and wants to know how much I charge: Anyone have any advice? I think it usually takes about 4-6 hours for me to setup a debian server, harden ssh, fail2ban, ufw, etc. Migrating a site can be a pain in the but though.
#WordPress #Linux #ssh #vps #server #selfhost #debian #ubuntu
Someone wants me to migrate their WordPress install to a self hosted server and wants to know how much I charge: Anyone have any advice? I think it usually takes about 4-6 hours for me to setup a debian server, harden ssh, fail2ban, ufw, etc. Migrating a site can be a pain in the but though.
#WordPress #Linux #ssh #vps #server #selfhost #debian #ubuntu
Nice deep dive into SSH keystroke obfuscation and why packet captures look so noisy. Learned something new here.
https://eieio.games/blog/ssh-sends-100-packets-per-keystroke/
#openssh #ssh
Why does SSH send 100 packets per keystroke?
https://eieio.games/blog/ssh-sends-100-packets-per-keystroke/
#HackerNews #SSH #Packets #Keystrokes #Networking #Tech #Insights
Linux boxes via SSH: suspended when disconected
#HackerNews #Linux #SSH #LinuxBoxes #Disconnected #Technology #DevOps
I Cannot SSH into My Server Anymore (and That's Fine)
https://soap.coffee/~lthms/posts/i-cannot-ssh-into-my-server-anymore.html
#HackerNews #I #Cannot #SSH #into #My #Server #Anymore #(and #Fine) #server #issues #SSH #troubleshooting #tech #support #server #management
📣 Call for MeSSH #conference (Methods for Social Sciences and Humanities). MeSSH is a new annual conference whose aim is to create an academic forum focused on discussing methodological issues and bringing together all disciplines in social sciences and humanities (SSH). Informations and calls on https://messh26.sciencesconf.org/?lang=en #Humanities #SocialSciences #DH #SSH #Europe #Digital #science #AI
They can upload them to a decentralised private cloud.
IPFS is not the best option IMO because it requires ongoing payments. But Autonomi requires only a one off payment and is encrypted.
My blog explains how this works for publishing websites using Autonomi Dweb, but websites are just files and the process for raw files is similar. But using Dweb you can provide a UI for downloads as a website if needed.
See: https://toast.happybeing.com
Hope that's of interest!
@jwildeboer @kkarhan
@happyborg @dalai @jwildeboer I'd not trust any "one time purchase" cloud storage because that model is unsustainable by virtue of recurring costs!
If one's already holding classes for #IT, it's either feasible to organize some (quota'd!) storage (i.e. #SSH access to a server) or expect the class members to have i.e. some cheap external HDD for that.
I don't expect them to backup several terabytes of data and if they need to, then there should certainly be budget for either S3 block storage and a cheap VPS or a "Storage VPS"…
Not to mention there's need to not just backup files, but databases.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/InterPlanetary_File_System
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BitTorrent
📣 Call for MeSSH #conference (Methods for Social Sciences and Humanities). MeSSH is a new annual conference whose aim is to create an academic forum focused on discussing methodological issues and bringing together all disciplines in social sciences and humanities (SSH). Informations and calls on https://messh26.sciencesconf.org/?lang=en #Humanities #SocialSciences #DH #SSH #Europe #Digital #science #AI
Possibly not blogworthy, but: One puzzling side effect of running greytrapping (as chronicled in https://nxdomain.no/~peter/eighteen_years_of_greytrapping.html) is seeing the uptick in password guessing using even the obviously generated gibberish local parts, and the sheer volume of tries (see https://nxdomain.no/~peter/should_i_stop_caring_and_let_ip_reputation_sort_them_out.html and links therein). #greytrapping #passwordguessing #passwordgroping #spamd #ssh #pop3gropers
SSH-Server Dropbear erlaubt Rechteausweitung
Der schlanke SSH-Server Dropbear stopft mit einer aktualisierten Version unter anderem eine Rechteausweitungslücke.
SSH-Server Dropbear erlaubt Rechteausweitung
Der schlanke SSH-Server Dropbear stopft mit einer aktualisierten Version unter anderem eine Rechteausweitungslücke.
If you are using #OpenBSD and #wifi and #ssh in combination, try this patch: https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-tech&m=176478017209845&w=2
If you are using #OpenBSD and #wifi and #ssh in combination, try this patch: https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-tech&m=176478017209845&w=2
Native Secure Enclave backed SSH keys on macOS
https://gist.github.com/arianvp/5f59f1783e3eaf1a2d4cd8e952bb4acf
#HackerNews #Native #Secure #Enclave #SSH #macOS #SecureKeys #CyberSecurity #TechNews
How does GitRoot handle security without a database or an API?
It's a system based entirely on your repo's configuration and how git works.
When you create a repo, your public SSH key is saved in the file: `.gitroot/users.yml`. You are automatically added to the `owner` group in that file. This group is marked to manage your default branch (main by default).
So, what does this mean in practice?
If you push to main: GitRoot checks your SSH key, sees you're the owner, and accepts the push. If someone else tries to push to main: their SSH key doesn't match the owner group. GitRoot rejects the push.
But here's the cool part: anyone can create a new branch (feature-fix for example) and push their changes to that branch.
This creates a perfect workflow: you, as the owner, remain the sole manager of the main branch and are the only one who can review and merge changes from other contributors. Contributors don't need to fork for contributions.
It's your repository, and you have the freedom to configure these rules however you want, right in that YAML file.
Learn more about user management: https://gitroot.dev/doc/#users
More tips:
- disable anonymous pushes: https://gitroot.dev/doc/how-tos/no_anonymous_user.html
- let all contributors write to all branches: https://gitroot.dev/doc/how-tos/contributors_can_write_all.html
#git #forge #configuration #ssh #security #devops
How does GitRoot handle security without a database or an API?
It's a system based entirely on your repo's configuration and how git works.
When you create a repo, your public SSH key is saved in the file: `.gitroot/users.yml`. You are automatically added to the `owner` group in that file. This group is marked to manage your default branch (main by default).
So, what does this mean in practice?
If you push to main: GitRoot checks your SSH key, sees you're the owner, and accepts the push. If someone else tries to push to main: their SSH key doesn't match the owner group. GitRoot rejects the push.
But here's the cool part: anyone can create a new branch (feature-fix for example) and push their changes to that branch.
This creates a perfect workflow: you, as the owner, remain the sole manager of the main branch and are the only one who can review and merge changes from other contributors. Contributors don't need to fork for contributions.
It's your repository, and you have the freedom to configure these rules however you want, right in that YAML file.
Learn more about user management: https://gitroot.dev/doc/#users
More tips:
- disable anonymous pushes: https://gitroot.dev/doc/how-tos/no_anonymous_user.html
- let all contributors write to all branches: https://gitroot.dev/doc/how-tos/contributors_can_write_all.html
#git #forge #configuration #ssh #security #devops
Termix 1.8.0 is out, a solid self-hosted SSH management tool that finally lets you drop Termius.
Works on web, Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android, all synced with your own Docker instance.
SSH access, tunneling, file manager, server stats, and user auth, everything you need to manage servers cleanly, no subscriptions or lock-ins.
🔗 GitHub: https://github.com/Termix-SSH/Termix
#SelfHosted #DevOps #SysAdmin #SSH #OpenSource #Linux #Termix
