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frederic

@frederic@chaos.social

Der alte Mann und das Meh.

Whispering to servers by day, singing sweet songs into the vast infinity of the net.

Interested in – not necessarily writing about:
#web #devops #monitoring #prometheus #ansible #homelab #linux #archlinux #ttrpg #pnpde #pbta #tftl #postpunk #darkwave

✅ I'm not a robot. #nobot 🤖

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zachleat, to random
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these little dudes have been crashing with us for a bit

A white baby kitten with black ears stands on a chair. It has a pink nose and white paws.

frederic,
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@zachleat Does now come with free kittens?

frederic, to Youtube
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100% of ads I get on 's mobile app are scam and reporting it doesn't make any difference, because most of the time YouTube's content moderation team claims it can't find anything "wrong" about them or that they are violating their ToS. And if they do decide to take one down, it doesn't matter, because the same ad gets instantly re-uploaded by a shitload of other accounts.

cory, to random
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At some point do we block Google’s crawler altogether too?

frederic,
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@cory You could basically use fail2ban and block all incoming traffic from the IP range of all major cloud providers (where folks are running their crawlers to feed their always hungry AI masters). Better than using a robots.txt file and without problems for end users.

Those IP lists already exist, but in different formats and not for all providers (but there are ways to gather the required data).

frederic,
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@cory That's the reason why I'm thinking about leaving Netlify and get a cheap "cloud" instance somewhere, run fail2ban and nginx on my own, and build some sort of webhook for deployment.

Haven't updated my website in ages and crawlers are probably the only ones visiting, but I'd like to have a bit more control and insights.

platypus, to random German
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Irgendein Bug im letzten -Update (10.9.2) macht Sperenzchen, so dass Clients nur noch eingeschränkt bzw. gar nicht mehr funktionieren/connecten. 😩 Halben Tag alles mögliche versucht und jetzt geb ich einfach auf und warte auf einen (hoffentlich baldigen) hotfix.

frederic,
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@platypus Ah, okay … dann haben ich es offenbar doch nicht kaputt gebastelt. 🙈 Selbe Probleme. Android TV-Client wollte sich gar nicht mehr connecten, hab ein bisschen rumgestochert, der Server läuft wie gehabt, aber nimmt gar keine Connections mehr an. 🤔

frederic,
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@platypus @mforester Okay, einen Fehler hab ich in meinem Setup gefunden, Docker hat den Container an zwei Bridge-Netzwerke angehängt, das mochte Jellyfin offenbar nicht. Jetzt läuft Jellyfin wieder korrekt hinter einem Reverse-Proxy mit TLS.

Allerdings weigert sich der Android TV-Client nach wie vor mit "SSL Handshake fehlgeschlagen". Das Zertifikat ist aber ganz normales Let's Encrypt-Zertifikat. 🤷‍♂️

frederic,
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@mforester @platypus Das geht aber nur, wenn der Docker-Container im Host-Netzwerk hängt, weil nur so dieser Port exposed wird. Ich möchte aber schon, dass das alles über nen Reverse Proxy läuft.

Verbinden kann er sich, nur der TLS-Handshake schlägt angeblich fehl.

frederic,
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@mforester Nein, ist nur im internen Netz, DNS kommt über die FritzBox mit Pi-hole als Upstream-DNS. Wie gesagt: Er klappert folgende URLS ab:

Daher gehe ich davon aus, dass er sich im ersten Fall zumindest verbinden kann.

isotopp, to random German
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Slauerhoffbrug, Leeuwarden

frederic,
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@isotopp
Now throw your hands in the air
And wave 'em like you just don't care!

frederic, to random
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@sarajw It was nice talking to you! Have a great btconf and enjoy your stay!

frederic, to windows
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On , the link speed of my onboard network adapter is stuck on 100 Mbps. Tried updating/reinstalling the driver, checked the switch and cabeling, no luck. (Switch/cable produce 1Gbps as expected when connected to a different computer.)

Couldn't find a proper solution on Google. Any ideas?

lpwaterhouse, to homelab
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Re-organizing the #Homelab and currently stuck on #HardThingNo2, naming things. My #aspie brain thinks it'd make most practical sense to name things by function, e.g. workstation01, firewall01, cluster01node01, etc. (which adds the question of how many leading zeroes), would like to name things with geeky references e.g. FUCKUP, Ozma, 7of9, etc. (which runs into issues as soon as you try for a coherent theme of enough components...), and is worried that from a security perspective something memorable yet unrelated to its function might be wise, e.g. blue charybdis, amber cyclops, periwinkle gorgon (But then I'm not running a spy agency here... as far as you know :-P).

frederic,
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@lpwaterhouse If you need some inspiration, try https://namingschemes.com/Main_Page

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