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Title: Straying from the Google-able

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Porting a Blog Preface This is not going to be a very technical blog. If you are looking for normal Linux systems reading, this isn’t it. What I want to cover is why I moved off of a hosted blog platform. So I’v... Dec 21, 2023 thoughts https://ioswitch.dev/posts/Porting-a-Blog/
Adventures in Systemd Actions were done as root. Prompts are $ instead of # to differenciate between comments in the output. I showed systemctl cat output instead of on disk file content to show runtime state of... Dec 14, 2023 automation https://ioswitch.dev/posts/Adventures-in-Systemd/
NFT - Linux Extensible Firewall We’re discussing Linux firewalls. As such this post is technical. While I’m trying to show how to write a modular firewall system vs go into detail about networking, it does help to have some backg... Dec 12, 2023 automation https://ioswitch.dev/posts/NFT-Linux-Extensible-Firewall/
Getting Git There are lots of articles and books that cover Git and I’m not one to reinvent the wheel - I always try to bring something new to the table. First, lets look at what’s out there so we have a good ... Oct 12, 2022 code https://ioswitch.dev/posts/Getting-Git/
Yet Another SSH Blog The purpose of this post is to give tips and tricks around the use of ssh and associated tools. I’m assuming you have used ssh, have run sshd (the server), and are somewhat familiar with a terminal... Sep 27, 2022 shell https://ioswitch.dev/posts/Yet-Another-SSH-Blog/
Enterprise Firewall Deployment Strategies Modern systems deployments assume infrastructure as code (IaC) or basically that you can redeploy a system by making some parser read some file and make a duplicate setup to what you have or had. D... Aug 17, 2022 automation https://ioswitch.dev/posts/Enterprise-Firewall-Deployment-Strategies/
Ansible Debugging I recently got into making a feature for an ansible module. Along the way, I obviously made bugs and needed to figure out how to find and fix those errors. This is everything from data nesting issu... Aug 7, 2022 code https://ioswitch.dev/posts/Ansible-Debugging/
The Anatomy of a Bash SSH Worm Tremors A few years ago, in the spirit of Facebook’s “code wins arguments”, I wanted to prove why forwarding ssh agents is generally bad (not unlike any other credential database someone may gain ... Jun 11, 2022 automation https://ioswitch.dev/posts/The-Anatomy-of-a-Bash-SSH-Worm/
Mobile Computing Intro I think computing is about to change. The TRS/RadioShack Tandy - and specifically the 200, and not the 101/102 (or anything before) brought us the modern portable computer or laptop. The iPa... Jun 6, 2022 mobile https://ioswitch.dev/posts/Mobile-Computing/
Linux Easily Native Desktop Environment from Windows The point of this post is to explain how to make a useful Linux desktop experience on Windows 10 in VirtualBox. The installation of the OS and VirtualBox Guest tools (which I show the menu item for... Apr 30, 2019 windows https://ioswitch.dev/posts/Linux-Easily-Native-Desktop-Environment-from-Windows/
Finding a host I figured I needed to get back on IRC today, went to login and got this message: 08:58 [Freenode] -NickServ(NickServ@services.)- This nickname is registered. Please choose a different nickname, or... Oct 22, 2017 osint https://ioswitch.dev/posts/Finding-A-Host/
Bash Patterns Audience I assume some prior Unix command line experience Note I’ve done much more work to the slide deck that derrived from this post and have found some errors in this post along the way that ... Apr 16, 2017 bash, script https://ioswitch.dev/posts/Bash-Patterns/
Adventures in QubesOS (part 1) Qubes Install I’m mainly writing this so that I don’t forget. The installer for Redhat/Fedora/Qubes (Anaconda) doesn’t do well when you try to do an unusual partition scheme. How unusual? Lets go ... Nov 23, 2015 qubes, os https://ioswitch.dev/posts/Adventures-with-QubesOS-1/
Dotfiles (part 1) Lots of people put their dotfiles online. See: https://dotfiles.github.io/ https://dotfiles.org/ … and others? My problem with this is those files are yours and not mine - it takes me more... Aug 12, 2014 shell, config, script https://ioswitch.dev/posts/Dotfiles-1/
Password Schema UPDATE 2023-12-13: This information isn’t entirely acurate. Wordlists are generally used which skews this math. I’m leaving it up as the elementary theory is correct but please don’t base any de... Oct 20, 2012 password https://ioswitch.dev/posts/Password-Schema/
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NFT - Linux Extensible Firewallhttps://ioswitch.dev/posts/NFT-Linux-Extensible-Firewall/
Open Source Mobile Communicationhttps://ioswitch.dev/posts/OSS-Mobile-Comm/
Yet Another SSH Bloghttps://ioswitch.dev/posts/Yet-Another-SSH-Blog/
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