Working on Fleetform (ff): A Docker Compose bundler with multi-host support and SSH deployment.
It loads <service>.service.yml and <host>.host.yml files, generating clean <host>.docker-compose.yml files. Services are regular Docker Compose services with hosts added, which are removed in the bundling process. 
Huh... maybe someone should try to stop me interpreting #ssh #keys like star #constellations and #drawing creatures and objects of these? 
Currently in intensive testing phase I create and destroy many VMs at work and I have almost infinite source of inspiration... 
This server says "victory!" 
Maybe initially I imagined something more similar to Two Fingers from Elden Ring, but it turned out more like some activist organisation logo
(6/10) I also know some computer networking stuffs but meh. It was a setup and forget kind of thing. Updating systems from time to time and disabling #ssh when it isn't necessary. Plus #usbguard I guess. I've hosted my #searxng, #libreddit, #invidious, and #nitter instance locally on the home network but meh. Got too lazy, plus it was expensive to have a server running 24/7. I don't pay the bills.
A random suggestion. You should add a password to your private ssh key. Why? If someone steals your key, they won't be able to do anything without the password.
You should run: ssh-keygen -p
And remember to make a backup copy of key file. As a developer, it is a one of the most valuable files on your computer.
#ssh
Edit: Ich habe Kontakt zu 4 wunderbaren Menschen, die mir helfen können. Danke an alle!
Ich suche eine helfende Hand für meine #IT Firma @feinste_netzwerke in #Erkrath #Dusseldorf als #Nebenjob für die Abendstunden. Aufgaben sind Updates per #SSH #VPN und #Ansible (im Aufbau) und Pflege der Dokumentation mit #GIT #Markdown . Syteme sind #OPNsense #Windows #FreeBSD #TrueNAS #Linux . Erweiterung des #Monitoring per #Zabbix
So I have built a #ssh encrypted tunnel between 2 servers and it disappeared in 24 hours.
No reboot.
No activity.
Gone.
The service is gone
But the files are there.
/Headsceatch
I don't think you would necessarily have to disable anything to access the GUI from localhost. Which is what you would be doing with an SSH tunnel.
Adding a password and forcing HTTPS should then be done before changing the configuration to allow access to the GUI from the network.
Call me confused. Why do you need to use PuTTY on any Linux distro?
Is tbere some feature that I am missing?
Port Forwarding for Headless Machines
"My main use case for tunneling has been to access the web gui of my primary Syncthing node but SSH tunneling can be used for any other program presents data from a specific port on a remote machine."
With thanks to the author
#ssh #rsync #question
Quand vous faites une synchro vers un système distant et qu'il vous répond : "/usr/bin/rrsync error: Another instance of rrsync is already accessing this directory." (transfer précédent échoué)
Il faut faire quoi ?
Il reste un rrsync en mémoire sur le système distant qu'il faut tuer ?
ou alors ça peut se régler avec une option pour forcer côté client ?
EDIT: j'ai juste attendu, et le lock s'est libéré.
ATTENTION to Linux admins: If you update the OpenSSL package on a RHEL 9.3 to the latest that comes with 9.5, you'll not be able to SSH to your server with error "kex_exchange_identification: read: Connection reset by peer".
Fresh 9.5 installations does not seem to have this problem. Also 9.4->9.5 might not have this problem. Investigating further
Cryptography tutorial from the amazing Stephen Sims!
YouTube video: https://youtu.be/DjhJV_-mM5o
Sorry... *WHAT* ?
Konsole has an integrated Session manager?!?
And I have been looking for such a feature for ages, searching other prograns, JEBUS!
@SitaDulip AFAIK @ubuntu / #UbuntuLTS Server should launch an #SSH Server to access it's installer at boot.
Basically you modify the #CloudInit configuration file.
Same can be done with Debian.
Either way, you'd setup a minimalist system as a bootable image you can #SSH into and yoink that onto the target system to boot.
dd the virtual HDD into an image you can then dd onto the target machine.If time isn't critical, any halfway decent flashdrive will do, otherwise a 2,5" SSD (in a USB Caddy) is an option as well...
What do you think?
I'm getting pretty close to my perfect #grafana server monitor panel.
Because I'm running a #Docker stack
There is a breakdown of performance by container.
The CPU breakdown is nice too...
Especially for a #VPS where the STEAL and IOWAIT are important because you don't want them above zero as it means the #hypervisor is struggling/overloaded.
I would like to add a list of top 3-5 processes, like you get on with "top".
But it's not straight forward.
The idea is you have all the servers under your command cycling in a playlist.
N.B. TIL that the entropy on a VPS is only around 200 (1000 recommended) which means #encryption on a VPS sucks.
Going to look into implications for #ssh and such later.
#uptime #monitoring #prometheus
@schenklklopfer
(You may need to download the image to see it in detail)
TIL: If you want to save yourself the trouble of SSH into a machine and then run some systemctl command, you can also just use `systemctl -H <hostname>`.
I knew there was a `-H` parameter but I always thought it required some special setup… turns out, nope, it just uses SSH.
