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open-hardware-badusb-ubuntu В рамках конференции DerbyCon инженеры Адам Коудилл и Брэндон Уилсон заявили, что им удалось повторить BadUSB, но они убеждены, что только публикация этого кода в сети может заставить крупные корпорации зашевелиться. www.- nowaysystem But the BadUSB paper wasn’t about how to unlock some hidden features in your latest digital camera. And it didn’t look at the usefulness of getting rid of those bloatware apps your phone vendor decided to pack onto your latest handset. Indeed, the full title makes the slant of the paper clear: BadUSB – On Accessories that Turn Evil. If you’ve ever tried to tweak the firmware on your phone, even if it’s one of those Android devices that was deliberately made to be hackable, like Google’s own Nexus range, you’ll know that it’s unlikely to happen without you noticing. The BadUSB attack is based on the fact that computers allow and enable HID devices on all usb ports. Faked network adapters are no real danger. My answer tries to describe how to use udev to temporarily disable the addition of new HID devices.  Hey user, do you want to answer it yourself? Its obvious that I'm new to udev, so perhaps you have a better solution in mind. – user Aug 9 '14 at Really nice answer, but now my question is this: what happens if your keyboard or mouse, your supposedly-good HID devices, are able to run BadUSB as well? How would you handle it in that situation? Most BadUSB attacks that I've personally seen were in the keyboard and mouse. – Mark Buffalo Nov 5 '15 at 1. Some stuff you have to trust. You can't have no trust anchor. Many viruses start as a single infection and through either mutation or refinements by other attackers, can grow into dozens of slightly different strains, called variants. Daher habe ich mich entschlossen, eine neue Anleitung zu schreiben. Thanks and keep it up, please! I agreed with not only the general sentiment, but probably with every word said. Also, I'm sure open hardware badusb ubuntu in the UK, including occupied Ireland, probably don't care about Oklahoma, hardwaare reservation or electoral college with all the real threats to their own sovereignty that hardsare from the German empire. Notice the word 'many'

Ich verwende hier exemplarisch die Subdomain meet. Daher sollten dedizierte Server mit eigener Hardware verwendet werden oder zumindest Server mit mit dedizierten CPU-Kernen, eigenem Arbeitsspeicher und einer schnellen Internetanbindung. Vor der Installation empfehle ich alle Pakete auf den aktuellen Stand zu bringen, das Softwarepaket apt-transport-https zu installieren und das Repository universe zu aktivieren.

Damit werden dem Ubuntu System die Softwareverzeichnisse mitgeteilt. Danach kann die Jitsi Meet Software auf dem Server installiert werden. Gleichzeitig werden alle Konfigurationsdateien generiert. Nach dem Aufruf werden automatisch die notwendigen Softwarepakete installiert.

Sobald dies abgeschlossen ist, muss nur noch eine E-Mailadresse eingegeben werden. Um die Jitsi Meet Installation anzupassen bzw. Sollen mehrere Jitsi Meet Server installiert werden, kann die Installation weiter optimiert werden. Damit im Fehlerfall leichter das Problem gesucht werden kann, habe ich die Installation in vier Schritte unterteilt.

Das hat den Vorteil, dass die Domain nur an einer zentralen Stelle angepasst werden muss. Ein eigener Jitsi Meet Server kann auch per Docker installiert werden. Zur Installation des Containers kann entweder der Anleitung auf der Github Seite gefolgt werden oder einer der untenstehenden Anleitungen gefolgt werden:. Die Artikelserie zu Jitsi Meet umfasst die folgenden Themen:. Hallo, mein Name ist Tobias Scheible.

Mein Wissen teile ich gerne anhand von Fachartikeln hier in meinem Blog. Leider findet man im Internet oft nur die Standard-Installation. Das Standardverhalten, dass der 1. Member der Moderator ist und beim Leaven einfach irgendwer dann Moderator wird, ist in der Praxis oft fraglich.

Teilnehmer warten dann in einem Raum bis der Organisator das Meeting startet. Das Ganze wird als Secure Domains bezeichnet. Eine Anleitung gibt es dazu im offiziellen Handbuch.

Ich habe aber ein kleineres Problem. Ich habe die Anleitung aktualisiert und die Punkte angepasst. Leider kann ich Ohne sudo und curl das nicht mehr auf einem Debian Grundsystem installieren.

Ich habe es noch mal probiert. Wow, sounds like a great idea for a show! What did you find works best for the compression settings? Did you use standard setting, or find tweaks that would best suit your setup? Great show. Have you considered doing a series on Darktable? It would dovetail nicely with the GIMP series. Hey man, I love this show each and everytime. The mood is great and the content is very much interesting.

I love listening to people talking about interesting things in a relaxed context and this show pulls that perfectly. Keep them comming. Coincidently I had heard a show on the same topic on national radio here in Belgium.

Their angle was how the Spanish Flue had actually ended the first world war, and that most of the casualties in that conflict originated from that desease instead of the fighting. Hey Ken, loved the episode. I also like walking around on grave yards, they combine the best in of three key factors I think: 1 Silence. There are a lot of loud places these days but a graveyard is almost everywhere a place of serenity.

I don't know how things are over there but here a lot of graves are real works of art. Even the grave yard of a small little town tells dozens of stories. Hi Norrist, I have just recently started using Ansible. I'm currently playing with my new toy, a Turing Pi board equiped with 7 Raspberry Pi Compute modules, basically it's like a single board cluster so to speak :- Anyways, I found Ansible extremely helpfull in setting these up.

First I made sure all Pi's had a fresh install of Ubuntu server with Ssh enabled and an account that authorized my public key. Then I just created a simple inventory file with the IPs of each node and I was good to go.

Thank you for this show. One notable difference is that you said older children are not all back at school. This should not have come as a surprise as I understand that the virus spreads amongst older children much like it does with adults, though the disease is much less severe in most cases.

Good show. Isn't disease a good thing? Doesn't it thin the herd? What should I be afraid of today? Too many people? Too much C02? It's almost like the separate streams were spliced on top of each other, rather than interleaved? I would guess Ubuntu is much the same. But there is more than one way to support a project you like. How about doing some shows on Fedora, why you like it, how to configure it, and so on.

Thanks for the show and the Patreon link. I would like to give a little to some projects too, but sometimes it is a bit tricky to find a way to regularly donate. For example, I started using Fedora, and so does my wife, but could not even find a one time donation button. Thanks for your show. I really enjoy make mkv. Since my home has limited broadband, I like to buy DVDs and rip them on my computer to watch off line.

I use handbrake to compress the video files. So, you're not the only one who uses make mkv! I have a repository on github: github. I think I might do a show about. I love writing Ansible and I'm good at it, although I say it myself. While I am here There are hundreds of these composable characters and many are intuitive enough that I can guess them if I don't know them cold.

They are quite fun to do, and we'll probably make more when we can. I did manage to buy some new, refurbished and second-hand players before prices became ridiculous, and have survived on them for many years.

When they have all stopped working I don't know what I'll do! A second disk is not an absolute requirement if you are already using ZFS on root. Thanks to 0xf10e for the feedback. Hi norrist, why do you recommend a 2nd disk with a new pool to use for iocage? Using iocage on the host's root fs pool works just fine. If I had spare disk or even cheap storage for a VPS I would rather use it to mirror my system including the iocage dataset.

Regards, 0xf10e. Worth a try anyway. Installing Rockbox is not difficult. It's years since I have done it but I remember that it was very straightforward at the time. You don't need to dismantle the player in any way. I found the original SanDisk software was very poor but Rockbox has provided all the features I need for many years. I have only recently discovered HPR and I'm enjoying the variety of topics and hosts - thanks for the great resource!

These are awesome, something like 48 g, play several hours and if you treat them well last several years. Mine is now 6 years old. OGG is not their strenght, but can play most files. For this reason I always subscribe to MP3. I also like at least basic ID3-tags. The 'Album' is an important tag and only ID3v2 works well on Sansa's firmware.

Unfortunately, the Zip at someday got stuck at "refreshing your media". I read you could open it and flash Rockbox or try to access via serial, but the housing is very thight, almost zero gap. I plan to listen to your Rockbox flash podcast : Cheers Reto. Hi Dave, Thank you for this podcast. A nice knife is like a nice fountain pen. Way too little chances to use it while it is such a nice product. Thanks to your hint I listened to the podcast about OPINEL and it reminded me about mine, somewhere in a box, I was disappointed that it was'nt stainless steel.

I dug it out and learned that carbon steel is harder and can get a patina similar to other metall. Now, I like this rusty knive, because I understand : Cheers Reto. Thanks for the overview of Nextcloud - I run my own instance, and half of the apps you mentioned were news to me. It's become an essential part of my network, and I'm still finding more uses for it!

Hi Cedric. This is a fascinating episode. My guess is that they did have such procedures but that they were insufficiently monitored. You can have the tightest standards and procedures in the world, but if there is no checking for compliance they are worthless. I had a Vic 20 once and wrote in basic and assembler on that machine.

I thought the tape recorder was too expensive so I made my own out of a panasonic tape recorder and a bread board I put together. I wrote llog book programs, Amtor programs and Continental Code trainers on the Vic It was a fun machine and very fast too.

Another great episode! You're always so quiet and mumbly I can't hear you unless I turn my volume way up. Then Chris comes back on and blows out my eardrums until I turn it back down. Perhaps you could each record on separate audio channels, and then equalize the volume in post-production? Thanks for the show, keep up the good work! Thanks for this episode. I write software in the medical field all the time. It's good to see that the best practices that I've been taught are actually correct.

I would love another episode like this! Regarding the 6 foot distance of separation, I should have been clearer that this is a recommendation for when you are out-of-doors. There is no such things as a safe distance if you are indoors with someone who has the disease. If you are there for long you will get the disease. I wasn't looking for sympathy, I was hoping you would see that falling into using pejorative statements is exactly the cause of so many problems between people.

Using the word stupid stops the conversation, that was my point. The UK did in lower their records by 5, However the reason was not bad record keeping as claimed above. In England the tally included anyone who has tested positive for COVID and later died, with no cut-off point between positive test and death. While Scotland only counts deaths that occur within 28 days of a positive test.

When my uncle died due to a pacemaker failure and the hospital listed coronavirus in order to collect their check, this became obvious. But hey, what do I know. These guys missed a great opportunity, the art of the followw up question is dead. When Randll said it was on the blog why he got fired by leo, they should have asked, "for those who don't follow the twit blog, could you recap the events that led to your being shown the door at twit?

Leo's terrible twit is dead long live monsterb and TiT radio! Fantastic interview with Randal. I also had no idea there was anything on their blog, especially after having conducted web searches right after it happened. Great to hear from him again and the things he's working on going forward. At first, they came after me for my show notes. When that didn't work, they switched to attacking my tiitles. I ignored that as well. And as a Squirrel who lives in a Magical forrest, I pondered, how should I address this human being???

Why would he ask me about what I thought about Ahuka's show? Ahuka got only one negative comment on his show and Ahuka called the people who didn't follow his narrative stupid idiots I'm guessing from the commentary. Study my work Ahuka and you will get more negative comments over time. I'm a firm believer that if you do, you too can have most of the HPR audience out for your blood.

And I've never understood why humans would care about other humans not taking some vaccine. It clearly makes no sense and forces me to climb up a tree sometimes to get awy from Humans. Thank you everyone. I have a stock, from the factor Dell Mini Never opened it up. The Hard drive is so old, it shows up as wd0!!! But, when I run Fuguita on it, it shows up as sd0, go figure. Things are slow but not horrible on this laptop. Dell has been known to switch out hardware on production lines -mid-stream- for all their computers so it doesn't surprise me one bit you had a different WIFI from mine.

I've still got the Original factory battery also. The Dell Mini 10 is fanless and quiet. I need to look into expanding my memory, if that's even possible on this model as it was the very first of the Dell Mini 10 series, the first year they offered the Mini 10 Inspiron. I've always been told the ram is soldered in on this model and that I was screwed but, I need to open this up and look around. Maybe at least upgrade my hard drive also and put some fresh CPU paste on the heat sink.

It's over 12 years old now. Still very reliable, and I use it very day. I'm using it now to type your message. Take care and bye.. I must agree with you that Covid has proven to cause damage to heart, lungs, and livers and kidneys and even brain damage. I think the part that I didn't understand was your comment about watching some video's that you admit Doctors would not endorse or watch Clearly, the medical community is divided on all this stuff.

The half which is not siding with the WHO have been banned from Twitter and Facebook and have had their video's taken off of Youtube, thus making these corporate entities rulers of the truth. IN fact, they are unaccountable rulers of the truth. If your a physicist in this world, and you disagree with Einstein in any way, express a belief in UFO's, or sometimes even show a realism for some of the things shown in the STAR TREK episodes,,, you are shown the door.

There's nothing to debate over there. But with Covid, it's absolutely NOT cut and dried. There are no definitive statements from anyone on Covid As you've pointed out, they've already proved some of the statements made about some of the treatments being talked about have been proven to be wrong and biased. Part of the blame lies in their bad record keeping.

And therefore, just everybody had Covid damage, even in you had terminal cancer or were hospice before the entire thing started,,, they file you as a Covid death.

Great Britain has recently admitted they have discovered the same thing happened over there and thus their statistics and record keeping have been skewed badly. We do not know for sure that , Americans have in fact died from Covid this year so far. The data on deaths recorded every year in the United States has varied so widely over the past 50 years, it's truthfully uncertain who many we could attribute toward Covid More on next buffer.

I'm sorry your son got Guillian-Barre syndrome. Of course that means he is not a candidate to get vaccinated, but that is precisely why it is so important that people who are physically capable got the vaccine.

Because we don't want him to die of Covid either, and for him it is other people's vaccinations that provide protection. The 6 feet rule is an approximation based on research into how far virus-laden droplets will move when people are engaged in normal speech and similar activities.

If people are doing something like singing, or exercising where they are breathing heavily, six feet may be too close. So not all people that would respond to a survey 'would you take vaccine x yes or no' are stupid. Lastly, why is the US distance 6 feet and others ie the Netherlands is 1.

I wish Ahuka would be less disparaging of people with different opinions, calling people stupid diminishes what he has to say. What do you think zen-floater?

Thank you very much for the nice review and I'm glad you loved the show. We worked very hard on it to make it like this :- I worked on the cybersecurity end of the operation, mostly monitoring for illegal streams. Kind regards, Cedric. Hey Daniel, Great energy in this podcast. I generally don't like live music. That is not exactly true, I enjoy live recordings of music.

But rarely do I enjoy attending the shows. This episode piqued my interest in checking out some of the virtual shows. I appreciate your contribution! Thank you for sharing your experience. I was not meaning to have a Christmas in July episode, that is just the way it turned out. It was more a matter of letting life get in the way, as the project was finished in mid December. That and I get nervous about having to short of a show, or not being interesting enough.

I've enjoyed listening to your last two shows. You presented a very clear introduction to the concept. It's amazing how such an apparently small topic can unfold into something so complex and interesting.

On a tangent, I'm doing exactly this calculation for a project at work, and this episode showed me a simpler and more easily explained way to do it. The supreme court ruling only applies to those crimes covered under the Major Crime Act.

I don't think anyone is going to get out of paying taxes in Oklahoma anytime soon. Quite entertaining, is zen-floater channeling ? I call it quilt logic, pieces sown together that sometimes are beautiful and sometimes end up as pieces relegated to a bin in the attic. As far as the ruling, the supreme court ruling only applies to crimes covered under the major crimes act, so all the other oklahoma not existing anymore doesn't apply.

Also, I'm sure people in the UK, including occupied Ireland, probably don't care about Oklahoma, the reservation or electoral college with all the real threats to their own sovereignty that exist from the German empire.

Keep the shows coming they are, if nothing else, entertaining. PS editing the show notes is not editing the content. I suspect all show notes are edited somehow to fit the formatting scheme the admins use.

Very interesting discussion. It made me think a lot about the subject. When I was a kid 's and 60's tattoos weren't "cool". The society I grew up in working class, Greater London, then Norfolk was not supportive of them.

They were things that people of "lower class" had - or at least, that was my impression. I have tried to shed as much of this type of attitude and prejudice as I can, but I still don't find myself wanting a tattoo. I have no problem with anyone else choosing to have them though, and in some cases I admire the choices they have made. I have never voiced this opinion to my kids as far as I know , but neither of them were keen on the idea of having tattoos when I asked!

The prospect of making a permanent bad decision about them was certainly a factor. Thanks for the thought-provoking episode. I got the impression, the show would be about Devuan while not knowing at the time, what a Devuan might be. After listening I asked my self, why You did 2 topics under one headline, me not seeing the connection.

Im pretty sure HPR-Folks noticed that too and might not have bothered doing a comment, if each topic were put in a show of its own. Jan lacking Knowledge of English. Then 'geodesy' is built from 'ge' pertaining to the Earth and 'daiein' meaning "to divide". Enjoying the series; more please!

Does yours have the same chipset and did you find accelerated drivers for it? Or do you just use it at the console where it's pretty snappy. But it's a wonderful little unit. Thanks for the episode! A short devuan review so im allowed to post this here then a full episode of my opinions on race and american politics. Great model. When posting this show, I added the shownotes and tags to this episode.

The Devuan development team aim to maintain compatibility with other init systems in the future and not detach Linux from other Unix systems. HPR is an open platform and it is very troubling to find out that it has been had.

Someone felt the need to troll the platform with political statements backed by doubtful arguments wrapped in a misleading title. I think you overstated the security aspect of read-only filesystems. Even if you set it to read-only at the block device level, it won't stop a rootkit or kernel exploit from writing to the drive. Some USB drives, SD cards, and occasionally hard drives, claim to support device level read-only mode, but even then, they almost all have writable firmware that could be maliciously modified by software on the host see BadUSB.

Most of these are advanced attacks that average person will ever have to worry about, but worth keeping in mind. Read-only root filesystems are mainly meant for resilience against power failures and simple unprivileged malware, but it's not meant to provide any true security against sophisticated attacks.

You are entitled to your political opinions, but please title your episode appropriately. I could talk about some of the accuracy of many of your statements, but I don't believe that this is the proper forum to do so. We do not listen to shows prior to posting, to ensure hosts are given the freedom of speech. I have therefore updated the shownotes to more accurately reflect the content discussed.

For all listeners, there is 2 minutes of discussion about Devuan, the remaining 32 are political commentary. I will no longer trust, or listen, to this contributor. I thought your views were interesting. I was particularly interested in how you highlighted that CJDNS was going to monetized and Yggdrasil was not or at least yet.

I don't understand how IPFS network finds things or works. Sure it uses a hash, I get that, but the mechanics of finding the hash, how it determines what pieces of multiple copies it routes back and how I don't get yet. I think these are coming together. I wish it were faster. I completely agree with the level of learning with computers today, so much of computer programming is opaque. Learning today seems to be, "oh i learned i needed to do sudo infront of apt-get, pip-install blah".

Old computers, slackware install disks, forth on microcontrollers is the place to go to actually learn. Thanks for the show. Good to hear the roads are bad in other places than northwest ohio! I enjoyed your talk very much, and it has revived my project of creating this kind of resource to facilitate community with minimal dependence on The Cloud.

Thank you. I hope you can manage to do a follow-up talk with details for community builders that would help us do the same and build on your experience. I'd also enjoy hearing more about manor. The co-op style of hosting services also discussed on episode , "Co-op Paradise" is something that I find very encouraging!

From the title and the show coming from operator, I thought this would be about some cool way to find bugs in code. I was surprised to hear this was about real life bugs! Good luck operator, I feel your pain. I found it surprising that Ken would call it "the dark side of teaching maths in HPR" since I disttinctly recall in a community news show, not long ago Ken himself requested someone to do a show on Fourier or was it Laplace transforms!

The discussion about licenses and contribution agreements was interesting and informative. Thanks for the show! Thank you for this episode, it's a nice gentle introduction to the topic, I definitely look forward to future episodes. Glad to hear it! It was not nearly as challenging as I had expected given the tools on pcpartpicker. The hardest part was actually finding things that could ship!

I had to swap parts on the build here and there via that site before I finally got everything together but it wasn't awful. Happy building! This guy Seth Kenlon wrote a book that might be useful to the budding game programmer using the 32bit.

I had already found out about the new pricing scheme from an inside source in the deep web way before my review, and given the changes and all the red tape usually involved with such things, I knew it was worth putting that information out there for humankind to behold. And since your assumption of my lineage was an extra benefit I'm not Italian , I can now leak this cable from the "Fratellanza di Correzioni" My skin is pretty thick.

It's been at least 15 years since I attempted to pick all of the parts and build my own PC, but after hearing your talk I think I may give it another try. Thank you for the inspiration. Sorry to say, but I found the sketch not funny at all. Please also work on your audio balancing. First there was low-volume talk, then suddenly a much louder techno jingle right before the sketch. I'm glad you liked it.

I have one more already uploaded and in the queue, and I just finished writing a third one. So there is more to come. My wife and I are avid bird watchers and this year I added taking pictures of them the birds to the mix and I've wanted to process some of those photos and often thought of the gimp.

Looking forward to more tutorials, if they're half as good as the libre office set they'll be awesome. In this case, the filesystem is read into memory on boot, then that filesystem is locked down for the duration. No one can make any changes to the system from that point forward. It could be run in QEMU and even lock down what drives could be accessed with the dd command as well.

This makes any kind of attack, absolutely impossible. I've been using a Kinesis Advantage for years. Owner of two and I love them. They've helped with my RSI quite a lot.

Couple of notes: the esc and fn keys are membrane, i'm pretty sure. One can also program the keyboard to beep on all key-presses which is useful to avoid bottoming out. I agree with your two week skill acquisition time with the keyboard. Thanks for sharing this one! Really enjoyed this one. Found myself nodding along in agreement and finishing some of your sentences.

Lots of good refresher and some new tips in here for me. Thanks a ton for submitting this one! Hi Windigo! Thanks for the link. I'd love to get my old Sheevaplug up and running again, and this looks like the site to help me do so. I don't actually have a use for it at the moment. It had a USB disk on it and I used to use it as a Git repo a package called 'Gitosis' I think , and could access it when away from home. Then it was a "playground" for learning about Bind.

Then the disk crashed! Anyway, this is now on my to-do list. Thank you! Dave, I hope you'll be excited to hear that the Sheevaplug is still very well supported by Debian.

I had one up-and-running with the latest version until very recently. Hi Dan yes you are quite correct Open Hardware Temp Monitor Ubuntu it was indeed the Tefifon, I couldn't remember its name. It certainly is a very strange device. The one they had at the museum of communication wasn't in working condition at the time, they were in the process of trying to repair it I hope they succeeded.

I must thank you for bringing this up as I really enjoyed rewatching the YouTube video link you gave which gives an excellent introduction of the device. The sound quality seemed surprisingly good. I watched the video while sitting out in the sun in my back garden.

All the best MrX. Hearing Fifty made me miss him again. And I must admit I was surprised to discover that I appeared in this episode. But good work on the reviews folks. I love this book and can't wait to listen to this episode.

Dave Hitt is amazing and has other stuff to listen to. While I agree with most of his opinions and information, there have been a few things I absolutely disagree with him about, but I get to hear a different point of view sometime and.

Thank you for your feedback. If I interpret you correctly I think you may have misunderstood the spirit of my earlier comment. I was replying to crvs when he mentioned the use of shebangs in the context of writing awk scripts. I took him to mean that this particular episode had helped to provide an insight which assisted with his understanding. In my reply I pointed to the series that b-yeezi and I had done on awk where we'd tried to introduce people to this tool and had made many many references to the gawk manual along the way of course.

There is no contest with the gawk manual itself, if that is what you were implying. The manual is obviously the most comprehensive and definitive resource on the utility and the language. The resource which b-yeezi and I had tried to provide was simply a way into concepts which may have been daunting and somewhat inaccessible to some.

Our role was one of supplementing the manual itself, not of superseding it in any way. I hope this clarifies any misunderstanding there may have been. Thanks for this. You are of course perfectly right. I might be accused of being a little stuck in my ways! I did think of mentioning this in the show but didn't do it because it was a "snippet" and I didn't want to go into too much detail and make the episode too long. Feel free to add to the Bash Scripting series yourself.

I look forward to hearing a different view from you in due course. There are actually more than two types of quoting in bash. It might not be as portable but that shouldn't matter as the episode specifically addresses Bash. In short, YES, your going to get out there and your going to die.

Thank you for sharing. I have now fallen down a rabbit hole of links to software I didn't know I needed. Thanks for the comments, I will be covering how I go about dismantling the models, removing paint from the casting and plastic parts as part of the series. My next episode will be about the basic tools and materials you need to get started.

Looking forward the series! I haven't ever stripped Matchbox cars, but I have done fair share of miniature stripping. Daher habe ich mich entschlossen, eine neue Anleitung zu schreiben. Wird ein Linux Root-Server neu eingerichtet bzw. Dazu muss der Befehl passwd eingegeben werden. Dazu wird der Befehl useradd gefolgt von dem Namen des Benutzers eingegeben.

Wir verwenden den Editor Nano Anleitung. Wichtig ist, dass das aktuelle Putty-Fenster nicht geschlossen werden darf. Fail2Ban ist ein Tool, das fehlgeschlagene Login Versuche analysiert. Als Erstes muss das Tool installiert werden:. Als Erstes muss die Software installiert werden:.

Nach der Installation von ufw kann ein einzelner Port mit dem Parameter allow freigegeben werden. Die Installation von Jitsi Meet auf einem eigenen Server ist sehr einfach.

Nun kann die eigentliche Installation von Jitsi Meet beginnen. Der Download und die Installation von jitsi Meet werden dabei mit dem folgenden Befehl initiiert:. Es muss nur eine E-Mailadresse angegeben werden.

Diese wird nur verwendet, falles es Probleme mit dem Zertifikat geben sollte. Der Server dient dabei als Relay Zwischenstation. Das Paket jitsi-meet-turnserver sollte bereits automatisch installiert worden sein. Falls nicht, kann es auch manuell installiert werden:.

Dies wird detailliert auf Github beschrieben. Daher bietet es sich an ein spezielles Update Script zu verwenden. Die Artikelserie zu Jitsi Meet umfasst die folgenden Themen:. Hallo, mein Name ist Tobias Scheible.

Mein Wissen teile ich gerne anhand von Fachartikeln hier in meinem Blog. Ich habe einen Server mit ubuntu Ehrlich gesagt, bislang bin ich damit gescheitert. Eine Installation nach obiger Anleitung klappte einwandfrei. Allerdings konnte ich mit allen anderen vorhandenen Servern wie Moodle, Nextcloud, etc nichts mehr anfangen — weil nicht mehr erreichbar.

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