...
So how do I configure a boot-time service to only run "occasionally" on
my schedule?
Cheers,
Wol
...
So how do I configure a boot-time service to only run "occasionally" on
my schedule?
Cheers,
Wol
n SSD, put the journal
on rotating rust, but I think those in the know are likely to tell you
that the rust will die before the SSD.
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Wol
egrity does is convert your scrambled
block into a lost block, so raid now has just one piece of missing
information - the lost block.
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Wol
vator optimisation easier and increases
disk efficiency.
And if I was using a VM on a big server with lots of VMs, again making
plenty of ram available to cache it smooths out the writes and reduces
actual pressure on the real physical disks.
Cheers,
Wol
On 02/12/2021 21:24, Adrian Vovk wrote:
Hello Wol,
Please, read the blog post I'm responding to for context to what I'm
saying:
https://0pointer.net/blog/authenticated-boot-and-disk-encryption-on-linux.html
dm-integrity is NOT ABOUT authentication
dm-integrity provides authentic
user= was root, so group= probably doesn't matter either, but how
do you get a service to change user and drop privileges? It would be
nice to know for the future, even the near future to try and modify
qm/scarletdme so it doesn't need root and lower any possible attack surface.
Cheers,
Wol
On 11/02/2022 01:08, Stephen Hemminger wrote:
On Fri, 11 Feb 2022 00:57:11 +
Wol wrote:
I've found the pid0 blog, and had no real trouble (I think, I haven't
tested it yet :-) converting an xinetd setup.
But the documentation (man systemd.service) didn't tell me how to
c
ith systemd,
is there any way I can get systemd to log all traffic back and forth so
I can debug it?
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Wol
.. because them
as can do often can't teach :-)
Anyway, thanks a lot. It has helped, it made it much easier for me to
"know what I didn't know" and find what I needed.
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Wol
usable/secure spectrum the computer should be configured. As I'm
fond of saying, one size does NOT fit all ...
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Wol
ouldn't we?
I've got /etc/default (gentoo) but it explicitly says "copied from
Debian". And on a cursory glance it's not designed to work with
systemd... (quelle surprise :-)
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Wol
here's not much choice out there for systemd-friendly source-based
distros. Funtoo is openly anti-systemd. Sourceror (which I plan to play
with) seems not to be that successful - looks like there are few users
beyond the core developers ... and that feels like it's one of the
better ones ...
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Wol
sty taste, best described as
"you always see in others, your own worst faults" :-(
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Wol
quot;NoSQL
databases". You'll probably find a bunch of interesting links. And
there's a GPL version called ScarletDME, you'll find me on that.
(If you decide it would work for you, I think there's a whole bunch of
people who would dive in and help to get more exposure for the project.)
Cheers,
Wol
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