Recent content by Rob

I've been using Terminator for a cpl years and am pretty happy with it.

He msg'd me asking to be removed from the board. Edit: Also any trace of him, so we'll edit some of the posts in this thread mentioning his name in a day or so..

Oops, didn't update the thread. I ended up just using this within that yaml: addresses: - 10.0.0.1/24

I'll give that a try, i've always just added in /etc/network/interfaces

Hey there, I'm working with a group of openvpn ubuntu servers that use eth0 as their main interface, then when openvpn is started, it brings up tun0, tun1, tun2 .. Anyway, I'm trying to add a 2nd private ip on eth0 as 'eth0:0' but this is Ubuntu 18.04 which uses netplan now.. So, in...

Sorry, yes. We were getting ddos'd the other day and this remedied it. I'll remove it now that the attack is over tho :)

Good to see its coming along!

Hey there @BRIANDERN - we're trying to keep everything in English on the forum so that we don't have confusion over trying to translate.

Started in 97 with Red Hat 3.0.3 on floppies! :)

Glad to have ya @KGIII! I think we're pretty lax for the most part anyways around here. Great intro thread - I read the whole thing and congrats on all of your accomplishments!!

I'm using bitwarden chrome extension on my laptop.. then the bitwarden app on my android phone. Currently using their hosted solution, but i'll eventually switch over to own-hosted version where I'd have it on a server at home.

That's strange.. I haven't noticed any, but don't really pay attention. I'll see if i can look in the adsense settings on their site to see if they enabled some other kinda stuff lol. Thanks for pointing it out! Rob

Also, make sure apache isn't only listening on localhost. You can do something like netstat -tanp |grep apache and you should see the IPs and ports apache is listening on and post that here. Edit: re-reading, I see you can hit it on its private ip, but i'll leave this up as it may help someone...

Is this a laptop?

Also, just get in and mess around with it. Sometimes that's the best way to learn.