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  • Look into radicale if that's you're using NC as a DAV server - and everyone's using their phone as a client

    It's so simple & lightweight (but admittedly the webgui is admin only - no visible calendar)

  • Just a friendly word of caution:

    if they don't appreciate what you're telling them to do, ... and if the minis you're building fail to do some magic data protection that they / you hadn't thought about... it'll be your "fault"

    They need to take some ownership

  • Nice way to find (& document?) The system though

  • That's an interesting process... you could improve it with some ansible - if that's your thing... or use snapshots on the VM(s) and roll back?

    That's kinda what I'm doing with this (physical obviously) Pi... take a full backup now and again... do upgrades... rollback when completely borked.

  • Ah, yes, half-finished notes... had similar issues in the past too.

    But it's a great feeling when you finally understand something, update the notes (and maybe the Arch wiki ) and sleep a little better...

  • test

    Jump
  • I dont want to dump on anyone, but this is v2.4.0 and v1.0.0 was last month...

    With 4 tickets...

    I'm also unsure that refering to zero knowledge architecture is the correct phrase here. Instead I think it should be zero trust in this context.

    But as other repos are French, perhaps the AI is from translations.

    In short - a good idea, but needs time - and clearer explanations of what's going on

  • Not sure about "dangerous", Mastercard and Visa have to comply with PCIDSS...

    I'm not sure if Google and Apple do...

  • How / does this affect ntppool.org? (Which I refer to)

    Seems all is calm there, but I guess they ref those time sources too?

  • Wero is set to be integrated into the Deutsche Bank Mobile and Postbank banking apps at a later date, allowing users to choose between the Wero app and their familiar mobile banking app.

    So... still reliant on Google & Amazon then? Or can their apps run independently of those companies?

  • Yes, that was my thoughts - or just have hourly backups where some will work, some won't...

    Bit messy, but simple.

  • True, I'm looking for the slap-the-forehead moments that others can save me from

  • So you're effectively using the LXC as a just a backup traffic coordinator?

    Or, is that on a NAS also keeping a local copy?

  • Hey, so good points there thst I hadn't considered at the time, I was only think of data... good point about the SSH keys, which is exactly what I would've done.

    So, yeah, local backups on each device (kinda a good idea anyway) and then restricted pull from the NAS... nice...

  • Armagetron ?

    Still going...

    I must dig out my copy of Doom3 and see if those servers are still going...

  • Bit too much FUD here.

    Traditional antivirus software does not detect protocol-level misuse.

    I don't think it ever did... you'd be looking for a (N)IDS for that function

    I don't use either application, but I suspect that most of this theory could be used on Jabber clients too...

    It's a novel way to do recon, but you'd already need to know much more about a target to be able to use the data.

    But... good to know about.

  • Thanks, yeah, it looks like the journal is the main way.

    I was also trying last and who, but they didn't help

    And I was hoping there would be an easy systemd approach

  • Just chiming in with my suggestion - if the company's location also benefits you:

    Mythic Beasts

    A private UK company which also hosts VPS in US and NL

    I've moved my domain here and used their DNS API to remove the need to pay for a couple of DynDNS companys.

    0 downtime over... dunno... 5 years?

  • Wow, just looked that one up on Wikipedia... just... wow

  • Linux and BSD have the same heritage, but took slighlty different paths... so they're cousins.

    Look it up on Wikipedia, etc... it's an interesting bit of history.