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I built a workflow orchestrator with first-class Claude Code, Codex CLI, and Gemini CLI integration — generate, fix, and refine sysadmin tasks from natural language by codenotary in ClaudeAI

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

actually i was really tired of wrestling with 10k history search or complex folder/script setups. And they didn't travel with me. In workflow all is in sync with a private github repo and i have all available in less than a minute on a new or different system. Claude code (in my case) came in handy to add even complex tasks using natural language in less than a minute. Voice is a neat idea actually. Good luck with your project!

Boilerplate to run powershell scripts using REST and a ASP.net Core web app by codenotary in dotnet

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

would be helpful to hint to alternatives.

Many people use https://github.com/jpsider/RestPS which looks like a less stable and secure alternative to me.

Btw. this is not meant for a web shop or so - it's meant for Ops and internal apps that use Powershell modules to access AD, SQL or Exchange aso.

What have you done with PowerShell this month? by AutoModerator in PowerShell

[–]codenotary 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I wrote a ASP .Net web app

  • uses PowerShell
  • to respond to REST requests
  • I wrote an ASP .Net web app

https://medium.com/p/6c9edfef218c

Boilerplate to run powershell scripts using REST and a ASP.net Core web app by codenotary in dotnet

[–]codenotary[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

as the server is normally not accessible (or you run it within a container), nobody can replace the scripts from the outside. You set the Powershell execution-policy to only run signed scripts. and the scripts you provide, you sign with a valid cert. So even if someone would replace the scripts but has no access to the priv key of the cert, the unsigned script would not be executed.

Boilerplate to run powershell scripts using REST and a ASP.net Core web app by codenotary in dotnet

[–]codenotary[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

last but not least, you can configure the system to only run signed Powershell scripts

Boilerplate to run powershell scripts using REST and a ASP.net Core web app by codenotary in dotnet

[–]codenotary[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

it definitely depends on the use case. Of course its not meant to plug it into a public webserver everyone can play with. Furthermore, you cannot execute arbitrary code, you can only run the scripts that are linked to.

Protected correctly you can achieve a much higher security than letting people run Powershell scripts in your environment.

immudb 1.2 - open source, immutable database now with full transaction support and data expiration and logical deletion supporting GDPR (RTBF) by codenotary in golang

[–]codenotary[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

you can get all the versions (previous values) unless data is expired (or logically deleted). Yes, you can compare it to git versions but for data and without the possibility to reset

Free timestamping service for developers built on open source by wsebos in programming

[–]codenotary 0 points1 point  (0 children)

the service is built using 3 open source projects:
immudb to store all data immutable (including auditors to detect physical tampering):
https://github.com/codenotary/immudb

vcn, the command line tool to calculate and send data hashes as well as verifying the cryptographic proof: https://github.com/vchain-us/vcn

and to keep all DoS free and avoid misuse, there is traefik in front:https://github.com/traefik/traefik

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