Hopefully this can be included in our OFFLINE tech support repo (*) after a
few more improvements here:
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/XS_Community_Edition/Security
(*) George Hunt initiated our offline collection http://box/info which will
soon include Internet-in-a-Box's best IT/installer docs,
On Wed, Feb 22, 2017 at 01:38:57PM -0500, Adam Holt wrote:
> Are all the reserved ports here still in actual/ongoing use?
>
> Protocol Port Service
> TCP 3128squid / dansguardian
Sugar 0.110 can use this now. My Settings, Proxy.
> TCP
Can I confirm that port 8000 is no longer needed by sugar-stats-server
within the current (imminent) release of XSCE/IIAB 6.2?
Profound thanks to all, including James Cameron who gave our table @
https://github.com/XSCE/xsce/wiki/IIAB-Networking a very solid 1st pass
below~
On Wed, Feb 22, 2017
Are all the reserved ports here still in actual/ongoing use?
Protocol Port Service
TCP 22 sshd
TCP 80 httpd-xs
TCP 631 cups
TCP 873 xs-rsync (xinetd)
TCP 3000 kiwix-serve
TCP 3128 squid / dansguardian
TCP 3130 squid
TCP 5000 xs-authserver
TCP 4369,47893,5280,5222,5223 ejabberd-xs
TCP 8000
I failed to track down MariaDB anywhere within /etc/systemd/system (where
other systemd services are listed) and also could not find any live traces
of MariaDB poking around at the output of "ps" with various flags.
So I'll keep plugging, and asking others during our weekly call tmrw,
Thanks
Ninety second delay is double a systemd default timeout for services
not responding to shutdown request.
Three minutes is a quadruple. We saw similar with OLPC OS and systemd
and fixed the offending services.
It will take a systemd debugging session to find which services are
the cause.
Cause
Thanks to Tim Moody:
https://github.com/XSCE/xsce/wiki/IIAB-Menuing
Above is a near-final draft, as Internet-in-a-Box (IIAB/XSCE) 6.2 will be
released in coming days. I've added clarifications for
installers/educators/adopters less familiar with our hacker jargon,
explaining how and why
On Wed, Feb 22, 2017 at 7:16 PM, Adam Holt wrote:
> In January I and others were apparently spoiled. Haitians I speak to want
> the old shutdown efficiencies back, as they depend on VERY sparse
> electricity, and therefore have to power off/on very often to
> conserve...unlike