@Alexander Monakov
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- wss://relay.ditto.pub – read & write
Recent Notes
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does it know which namespace it's in?
@nprofile1q... I don't know. I think it _can_ find out without much overhead, not sure if cares to know currently.
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AppArmor's default profile for curl restricts creating output files outside of /tmp and /home (curl's openat(... O_CREAT ...) fails with -EACCES).
Brilliant. Nobody ever will try to use curl outside of those two directories, especially in containers, and spend some time wondering what the heck's going on.
Brilliant. Nobody ever will try to use curl outside of those two directories, especially in containers, and spend some time wondering what the heck's going on.
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*actually, more like forwarding table entry, after any recursive `via`-s have been re...
@nprofile1q... thanks, I appreciate the info.
Other rough edges:
1) inverse behavior of forwarding sysctls on Linux (need net.ipv6.conf.all.forwarding=1, doing net.ipv6.conf.<iface>.forwarding=1 for two interfaces doesn't work, while for ipv4 it does)
2) software being opinionated (while insufficiently documenting the behavior) about using ipv6 on dual-stack (looking at you, Firefox)
Other rough edges:
1) inverse behavior of forwarding sysctls on Linux (need net.ipv6.conf.all.forwarding=1, doing net.ipv6.conf.<iface>.forwarding=1 for two interfaces doesn't work, while for ipv4 it does)
2) software being opinionated (while insufficiently documenting the behavior) about using ipv6 on dual-stack (looking at you, Firefox)
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@nprofile1q... I don't know where to find good docs, and building intuition from disparate snippets is rough. For instance, it is apparently normal for a router not to have an address from the delegated subnet on its uplink? https://serverfault.com/questions/684455/ipv6-differences-between-routed-prefix-and-link-prefix
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Attempting ipv6. Seems more complicated than I hoped.
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@nprofile1q... haha, if only that ever worked for me. A couple months back, my ISP somehow made their payment website unreachable over their own infrastructure, so I (and presumably everyone in the same building) had to use another ISP to pay them. First-line support was denying the problem and suggesting I try another browser.
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silly idea: repro with curl, email to devops@<company>
@nprofile1q... perhaps a less silly idea is to claim that I cannot register a new account in the app, rendering all questions with personal info irrelevant. Then I just need to supply a meaningless screenshot :/
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(yes I know a request to a nonexistent domain won't show up in their logs, but maybe t...
@nprofile1q... (the domain exists but points to a wrong IP: the responding server greets with a cert for a different domain)
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Once again I find myself in need of a shibboleet (https://xkcd.com/806/). See, I have this app on the phone that according to Play reviews broke a few weeks ago (I use it rarely, so only noticed now). Company responds to each negative review by asking to email them.
I fire up logcat, grab the exception trace (yes, it was DNS), email them. They reply with the basic support template, asking for screenshots and personal data that I entered when registering in the app.
What would you do?
I fire up logcat, grab the exception trace (yes, it was DNS), email them. They reply with the basic support template, asking for screenshots and personal data that I entered when registering in the app.
What would you do?
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started reading it, and found https://web.archive.org/web/20090224062542/https://www.w...
@nprofile1q... any thoughts on the thesis and the client themselves?
A maintainer's job is not only to know when to say "no". Sometimes it's also to know when to say "go away".