Game seeks players! #PF-1e A Trying Time
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Game seeks players! #PF-1e The Emerald Spire Superdungeon
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Game seeks players! #PF-1e Game with No Name
Flavour: "Classic D&D"
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Game seeks players! #PF-1e Mages of Aereth
Flavour: "High Power/Low Optimization; Flavor over Function"
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Game seeks players! #PF-1e Fallout: El Toro
Flavour: "Companionship, humanity"
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@mothcompute but i think that taking this position leaves out all of the cool possibilities that you can use to trap/emulate the faults
like in your posts: making a #PF always read 0, or #GPF for a non-canonical address reads to disk/s3
@YVioujard
Ce n'est pas sans rappeler le sort fait à Pouvanaa A Oopa sous le Tahiti des essais nucléaires de De Gaulle.
Même méthode, mêmes objectifs, "On ne change pas un colonialisme qui gagne."
Game seeks players! #PF-2e Final Fantasy: Refractions
Flavour: "Final Fantasy, with strong elements of other things."
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I found myself with a weird connection problem at home on Monday morning. I could no longer reach my blog or any of the other services hosted either via my reverse proxy or the docker host behind it.
I thought I'd broken something on my work laptop at first but I was seeing the problem on other devices.
Long story short.... OpenBSD uses the pf firewall and has a tool to load new rules. It also has a way to test the rules before you make them live, to avoid mistakes, using 'pfctl -nf /etc/pf.conf'... well, over the weekend, guess who updated a few rules but failed to test them? Yep, this guy. So, when my backup routine ran on the VM in question overnight Sunday/Monday and restarted it, the broken ruleset prevented pf from starting, cutting everything behind it off from the world.
Every day's a school day. Some days it's college, others it's kindergarten.
What do the clever OpenBSD firewall folks use to put up a reasonable defence against known bad actors?
I have an SSH bastion host that gest spammed with connection attempts (it only accepts key authentication but even so...) as well as web server for my blog that gets requests for dot files, PHP, cpanel, etc...
On both I'm currently running a shell script that greps the logs for keywords and feeds those IP's into a temporary blocklist but I'm sure there must be a better way, plus some way to feed in a reputable source of bad IP's before they become a problem would be nice.
Recent and not so recent changes in OpenBSD that make life better (and may turn up elsewhere too) https://nxdomain.no/~peter/blogposts/recent-and-not-so-recent_changes_in_openbsd_that_make_life_better.html from 2021 but has aged surprisingly well #openbsd #freesoftware #libresoftware #libressl #ssh #pf #laptops
