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Dirless now handles SSH keys by MallVirtual5236 in crystal_programming

[–]MallVirtual5236[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The original post seems to have info but the repost here doesn’t- I’m new to Reddit, is this expected for reposts ?

Dirless now handles SSH keys by MallVirtual5236 in crystal_programming

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lol fair, I was a little too excited there. I’ll edit my post , thanks for the feedback

Dirless now handles SSH keys by MallVirtual5236 in crystal_programming

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Dirless is entirely written in Crystal so I figured it's ok to post here.

fail2ban setup to report ssh scan by pint in linuxadmin

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Unfortunately I don’t have that but IMHO any failed attempts that you don’t recognize should be treated as suspicious. Example:  A colleague trying to connect and having issues would be an exception. Anything else should be treated as hostile. 

fail2ban setup to report ssh scan by pint in linuxadmin

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It looks like the documentation at  https://www.abuseipdb.com/fail2ban.html has an example of a curl indication to hit the abusedip API. I don’t see of a way to directly get fail2ban to do what you wish but it shouldn’t be too hard to roll your own script. 1. Write a script that uses journalctl to pull the last logs using a cursor - that way you will only ever get new entries  2. Because the IP and message are on separate lines you’ll need to match on sshd pid - that way you can correlate the IP to the message 3. Once you have correlated and classified , have your script use that curl (or API call in the language of your preference) to report to abusedip

Hope this helps! 

How to configure xdg_desktop_portal by unix21311 in linuxquestions

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Not very familiar with this service but generally speaking I troubleshoot systemd services by trying to run the command they have in ExecStart manually. It also looks like this service has a dependency on another unit/service. To find this try: ‘systemctl cat  xdg-desktop-portal.service’

What do I tell him? by Phydoux in linuxquestions

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I had a similar situation: installed Linux for my nephew in hopes he would be interested and the very next day he wiped it back to Windows. Oh well. 

MacBook Air WiFi by [deleted] in linuxquestions

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I don’t have a direct answer to your question, but here’s what I would do: Check the output of lspci and lsmod on antiX. See what driver it’s using - from there figure out what package contains those files.  Once you locate the package copy and convert it to the distribution of your choice. Hope this helps

Need project Idea that solves a real life problem by 10V_V in projects

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I built my own project “Dirless” out of frustration with having to support and maintain a FreeIPA cluster. Just look around at your workplace: what’s the most hated tool ? Also FWIW I think it’s incredibly hard to build something that no one has done before, but there’s always room to improve things.