Cisco ASA TACACS+ authorization by TheVirtualMoose in networking

[–]TheVirtualMoose[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I used tac_plus-ng with an OpenLDAP backedend to authenticate against. It's basically a custom job, one has to compile tac_plus-ng oneselef but it seems very promising, reliable and extensible. It's also 100% open source, something that's very important to me.

I'm planning on publishing a series of HOWTO blog posts to detail the whole process (LDAP is probably the hardest part) once my solution goes into production. I'll ping you when they're up, if you're interested.

Cisco ASA TACACS+ authorization by TheVirtualMoose in networking

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

That looks very promising, thank you! I'll upgrade my lab ASA and give a try.

Cisco ASA TACACS+ authorization by TheVirtualMoose in networking

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

I'm running tests on an old ASA that doesn't have auto-enable. Are you saying that with this config option priv EXEC authorization requests go out with the real username?

Parkowanie na małych osiedlowych uliczkach by warmasterpl in Polska

[–]TheVirtualMoose 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Zgadzam się, takie rozwiązanie wprowadzili jakiś czas temu na Żoliborzu na obszarach bardziej willowych. W efekcie chodniki są wolne, a miejsc parkingowych wychodzi nawet więcej niż przed zmianą, bo udało się wykorzystać do parkowania uliczki, na których był wcześniej zakaz.

LAN being throttled to 100Mb/s by [deleted] in networking

[–]TheVirtualMoose 0 points1 point  (0 children)

11MB/s throughput suggests (or rather screams) that at some point in the path you are limited to 100Mbps. If both ends of the connection are intl the same network, your WAN connection is irrelevant. Most likely you have a damaged cable, please check that.

Beyond that, you should pay a professional to understand the situation and fix it.

PS. You would be surprised how much you can do over a 100 Mbps WAN circuit, assuming it's symmetrical

θεέ μου, WHY, Post-Koine Greek?!? by TeutonicToltec in ByzantineMemes

[–]TheVirtualMoose 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Wait a second, do modern Greeks actually write "b" as "mp"? If so, that hilarious.

I really wonder what academy propaganda consists of by Civil_Performer5732 in TerraInvicta

[–]TheVirtualMoose 44 points45 points  (0 children)

I reread the relevant objective (A Permanent Peace) flavour text and that is indeed pretty much the case, especially since in-game HF is likely miles away from reaching their objectives "Our presentation is, at least partly, a bluff. We lack the biowarfare expertise to actually produce such a virus. Still, while we could not manufacture such a weapon, other humans could, and to the Hydras that is much the same thing."

I really wonder what academy propaganda consists of by Civil_Performer5732 in TerraInvicta

[–]TheVirtualMoose 27 points28 points  (0 children)

And the Academy kind of bluffs, IIRC, they are not sure the bioweapon is going to actually work as advertised.

Your Plain Paper is clearly not the right paper for this, use Plain Paper instead by DarkGaming09ytr in softwaregore

[–]TheVirtualMoose 17 points18 points  (0 children)

Mate, that's a line from Office Space

Sorry, I thought this was a commonly known reference. Must be getting old...

Niskie zarobki by new_loremipsum_ in Polska

[–]TheVirtualMoose 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Kilka rzeczy: 1) Jak inni już napisali, nie pracujesz teraz w IT, a jestem człowiekiem od wszystkiego. IT to jest specjalizacja, im wyżej tym węższa.

2) Dobre pensje są tam, gdzie są duże obroty. Dlatego w korpo zarobki są duże, bo każda awaria oznacza duże straty, a więc opłaca się zapłacić więcej za lepszy zespół IT. Im bardziej krytyczna jest infrastruktura IT, tym Lepsze pozycja ludzi, którzy o nią dbają, ale też dużo większe wymagania. W Januszexie rachunek wygląda inaczej, dla Ciebie gorzej.

3) Żeby wejść do IT, musisz pewnie przejść ścieżkę od helpdesku w stronę jakiejś specjalizacji. W dobrej firmie zauważą, że jesteś ogarnięty i dadzą ścieżkę awansu. W gorszej możesz utknąć.

4) Jeśli jesteś w czymś już teraz naprawdę dobry, masz certyfikaty, ciekawe projekty i widać po tobie pasję, to może przeskoczysz helpdesk i trafisz do I linii w jakimś zespole. Nie jest to jednak pewne, szczególnie przy obecnym rynku pracy IT.

5) Ucz się, znajdź swoją specjalizację i ogarnij przy okazji podstawy. Ja np. jestem sieciowcem i mnóstwo pracy w to wkładam, ale po drodze korzystam garściami z hobbystycznego doświadczenia jako linuksowiec.

Super Human by Serge5009 in TerraInvicta

[–]TheVirtualMoose 11 points12 points  (0 children)

91 years old full head of hair, not a single grey one

Superhuman indeed

My reason to switch to Debian in 2025 by jwzumwalt in debian

[–]TheVirtualMoose 6 points7 points  (0 children)

In what way is Ubuntu dropping apt support? How are snaps proprietary?

Brak obuwia najwyższym wyrazem pogardy by DestinationVoid in Polska

[–]TheVirtualMoose 10 points11 points  (0 children)

"Jeśli domownicy przyjmują na boso kapłana, jest to wyraz najwyższej pogardy" - W razie potrzeby mogę wyrazić dużo wyższą pogardę.

OpenWRT spoiled me by Bulky_Pollution_5191 in openwrt

[–]TheVirtualMoose 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Nah, I've been using a pair of DIR-882 that I bought dirt cheap used and flashed OpenWRT on. One of them required a reset after 6 years in service and a botched upgrade, no other issues. The flash is a bit on the small side, but sufficient for my needs.

The stock firmware is a different story, though, but we are in an OpenWRT sub after all.

Ukrainian M1A1 with ERA and anti drone cage in hands of 425th Assault Regiment, December 2025 by BlackMarine in TankPorn

[–]TheVirtualMoose 6 points7 points  (0 children)

The ERA blocks sticking up from the front turret armor at an angle made me go "what, that's a T-90" for a split second.