-
3EYFBSvPbaipyjBAHiVq9CiiwkZaDQrTMC
Code- sadsfae pushed to master in redhat-performance/quadssadsfae pushed to master in redhat-performance/quads May 24, 2019 1 commit to master acaec05 broken and unmanaged hosts show up in both […]
- sadsfae opened an issue in redhat-performance/quadssadsfae opened an issue in redhat-performance/quads May 24, 2019 find-available-cloud and ensuring --define is disallowed on environments with future hosts #253 This should track any changes that need to be made to ensure the following behavior We should not be able to run quads-cli --define-cloud --force … […]
- sadsfae opened an issue in redhat-performance/quadssadsfae opened an issue in redhat-performance/quads May 23, 2019 RFE: --mod-cloud argparse for modifying some cloud attributes #252 This is an RFE for something akin to a quads-cli --mod-cloud argparse that allows for modification of the following metadata for an active cloud en… […]
- sadsfae closed an issue in redhat-performance/quadssadsfae closed an issue in redhat-performance/quads May 23, 2019 quads-cli leaks some logging into stdout #250 There seems to be some leaking of Python logging into quads-cli output. quads-cli --ls-schedule --host f19-h07-000-r620.rdu2.example.com 2019-05-22… 1 comment […]
- sadsfae opened an issue in redhat-performance/quadssadsfae opened an issue in redhat-performance/quads May 23, 2019 Cloud Wipe setting needs to reset on --define --force #251 It appears that the wipe: 0/1 setting of quads-cli --define-cloud does not reset when an environment is redefined for future use. The expected beha… […]
- sadsfae pushed to master in redhat-performance/quads
Tag Archives: security
Using ProtonVPN for Privacy and Security
Being a long-time user of OpenVPN and generally liking the security approach of ProtonMail I decided to take ProtonVPN for a test drive. These are my experiences using their Linux CLI and a persistent systemd connection, Mac OSX briefly and … Continue reading
Posted in open source, sysadmin
Tagged privacy, ProtonVPN, ProtonVPN Linux, ProtonVPN Linux CLI, ProtonVPN Linux Service, ProtonVPN on Linux, security, VPN
10 Comments
Using Signal Desktop on Fedora with Flatpak
In the 2018 race to re-invent AOL instant messenger Signal comes out on top of the competition for end-to-end encryption and a focus on privacy and security. Signal desktop was recently released for Windows, Mac and only Debian-based Linux distributions … Continue reading
Posted in open source, sysadmin
Tagged application containers, application sandbox, docker, flatpak, sandbox, security, signal, signal desktop, signal desktop fedora, signal flatpak, signal rpm
5 Comments
Let’s Encrypt Everything – Setting up the Free, Automated CA
Let’s Encrypt is a free, public SSL certificate authority (CA) you can use to generate and automate SSL certificate renewal. I co-manage Trystack.org, a free OpenStack sandbox for the general public and our Horizon SSL certificate came up for expiration … Continue reading
Posted in open source, sysadmin
Tagged apache, apache let's encrypt guide, https, let's encrypt, let's encrypt guide linux, linux, security, ssl, SSL CA
Leave a comment
How to Use Self-signed SSL Certificates for Plex Media Server
Plex is a fork of the Open Source Kodi (previously XBMC) project from 2008, the Plex Media Server has evolved into what amounts to a free, personal Netflix + Spotify that lets you stream home content to devices or browsers … Continue reading
Posted in open source, sysadmin
Tagged pkcs12, plex, plex media server, security, self-signed, ssl
8 Comments
10 Must-have Firefox Addons for Privacy, Security and Utility
I have used every manner of web browser from lynx, Mosaic and Netscape builds to abusing curl commands and mostly prefer Firefox for the bulk of my daily desktop/laptop needs due to the strong plugin ecosystem. Below you’ll find my … Continue reading
Posted in open source
Tagged 10 best firefox addons, addons, browsers, firefox, mozilla firefox, privacy, security
10 Comments
Fun and Profit with Reverse SSH Tunnels and AutoSSH
Sometimes you just need to get to things remotely. Those things might be behind an unbudging firewall with no way to forward proper ports for remote access, or perhaps you just want it setup access to resources this way. I … Continue reading
