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Have also seen a Full Certificate authority implemented using a makefile that was one of the easiest i have ever used i am also currently using it with rsync to implement a poormans dropbox on a vps host with a systemd…
i use it to solve dependency graphs for me in my program language of choice, at the moment this involves setting up containers and container networking but i throw it at anything graph based make seems to be easier to…
i wrote a simple sftp server awhile back that advertises no auth methods, plain ssh tools log right in without prompting for a password code; https://pypi.python.org/pypi/noauthsftp handy for moving files around a…
This is pretty much spot on based on my experience writing containers implementations. I have been putting together information documenting containers and just added some notes about security earlier. At the moment i am…
Up until Linux 3.8/3.9 the shutdown() syscall was not container aware and hence shutting down from inside a container would shutdown a host It has since been fixed and attached to the 'PID' namespace meaning that all…
Have also seen a Full Certificate authority implemented using a makefile that was one of the easiest i have ever used i am also currently using it with rsync to implement a poormans dropbox on a vps host with a systemd…
i use it to solve dependency graphs for me in my program language of choice, at the moment this involves setting up containers and container networking but i throw it at anything graph based make seems to be easier to…
i wrote a simple sftp server awhile back that advertises no auth methods, plain ssh tools log right in without prompting for a password code; https://pypi.python.org/pypi/noauthsftp handy for moving files around a…
This is pretty much spot on based on my experience writing containers implementations. I have been putting together information documenting containers and just added some notes about security earlier. At the moment i am…
Up until Linux 3.8/3.9 the shutdown() syscall was not container aware and hence shutting down from inside a container would shutdown a host It has since been fixed and attached to the 'PID' namespace meaning that all…