Cleaning up my HD get some storage space back and I'd like a script that goes through and removes the node_modules folder whenever the files in the parent folder haven't been touched in a month or more. Inactive project? No need for node_modules, just reinstall if it's ever worked on again.
Actually starting to wonder if there’s anything wrong with this idea. I’d scope it to a couple project directories for safety and speed. Seems like returning to an old project would want npm ci instead of npm install
Sanity check me, Mastodon, what else am I missing? #WebDev#SysAdmin
I want to setup a netboot setup that boots into a menu of a lot of OS installers. How would you set that up? Right now, the only thing that seems to do what I want is iVentoy, but I was wondering if I have other options.
Hey folks that work with #infrastructure#devops#sysadmin
I want to seek new resources to read about our area, I really like learning new technologies, some study cases, architectures, post mortem, cloud and etc...
Can you recommend me some cool blogs or some topic list? :)
I really wish #ansible module devs would make up their minds about how to pass stuff to it. So like the packages module? Pass it a list of packages, super easy
ansible.builtin.packages:
foo
bar
baz
state: present
But say you want to create a bunch of directories? Well, sucks for you - the file module doesn't work that way:
ansible.builtin.file:
path: "{{item}}"
owner: larted
group: luser
mode: "0755"
state: directory
with_items:
"/haha"
"/fuck"
"/consistency"
And these are both BUILTIN modules. Seriously folks, make up your fucking minds. Shit like this makes being a #sysadmin pointlessly difficult.
Glassdoor seemingly doesn’t understand its raison d’etre, Telegram wants to cheap out on sending verification codes, law enforcement makes YouTube give them details of everyone who watched certain videos, and tuning a low end VPS to host a blog.
Demande d'utilisateur récente : avoir un répondeur d'absence sur son mail qui envoie une réponse auto à tous les mails
Réponse des admins : non
Pourquoi on a dit non à votre avis ? #sysadmin#xp#vieille
I fucking hate being on call for work. My whole evening just ruined. Now it’s too late and I’m too tired to really do anything, but I’m not mentally ready to go to bed. FFS. 😡
There's a special place in hell for Spamhaus deciding to return a "spam" response for all queries from DigitalOcean droplets. Stunning to do this right before the easter holiday with zero announcement or notice. @spamhaus #email#sysadmin
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Rights grabs are becoming more common, though. I believe that the only way to stop them is to stop doing business with any company that attempts one. Backing down from a rights grab is too late.
Je suis dessus depuis 4 jours et j'y arrive pas, j'ai épluché tout internet mais...
J'ai 2 "WAN", un ethernet (eth4) et un VPN (tun0). J'aimerais forward un port du VPN vers une machine qui se trouve sur un réseau local br0.
J'ai donc fait un DNAT, lequel semble fonctionner puisque les paquets ont l'air de bien transiter jusqu'à la machine (observé avec tcpdump). Leur provenance est le gateway de br0 et pas l'IP externe qui envoie sa requête à travers tun0.
De l'extérieur, en tentant sur l'IP publique de tun0, je timeout.
Je pense que les paquets sont bien routés vers ma machine de destination, mais qu'une fois que les paquets en réponse atteignent le gateway du réseau local br0, le routeur ne sait pas trop où les renvoyer. Je pense qu'il ne les route pas vers tun0 mais plutôt vers eth4. Ou qu'il n'en fait rien, je sais pas.
Ça doit être tout con, mais comment j'instruis au routeur de renvoyer les paquets à l'IP qui fait la requête et à travers tun0 ?
The FreeBSD version of TrueNAS is going away, a major Apple antitrust case begins, encrypted LLM chat responses are relatively easy to read, and scaling a fleet of FreeBSD hosts with jails.