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12:00 AM
ADOPT ME PLEASE WERE I LIVE IS STRESSING ME OUT! :(
Mr JourneymanGeek Hello.
 
Morning.
 
o/ @JourneymanGeek
how goes the day
oh wait, it's morning for you :)
 
Yeah ;p
Peesky timezones J
 
12:16 AM
if we just had one universal timezone of UTC...
 
lol
 
It would be a good solution
 
@ThomasW. Sorry :p the proxy_pass thing
 
inb4 EU decides we need a new timezone
 
we do need a new Timezone
UTC+24
 
12:20 AM
a new master timezone that isn't in a filthy non-EU country /s
 
Do people do any research: askubuntu.com/questions/791146/…
You'd think someone who thinks they're up to this would actually know to look before they ask
@KazWolfe saltz
 
@Zacharee1 vtc as dupe
 
too lazy to find the dupe :p
DONT get me on the irony
oh you did it for me
huehuehue
 
@Zacharee1 still need the context. from what to what :P
 
The IP phone thing
actually, I'm just not going to do it
nvm
 
12:25 AM
@Zacharee1 uhm, okay, the gist is still existing though
erm
it should be
 
Not sure if I have the link anymore :p
 
well duh
thx
bookmarked this time
ooh
Is there some way to make nginx have sessions?
 
@Zacharee1 sessions?
 
um...
 
12:28 AM
like with PHP
 
forgive me i came off a horrid evil day at work
and am tired :)
@Zacharee1 sessions are usually handled at the web app not nginx
 
Maybe I can bother the PHP people
 
the way PHP does it are with cookies, I think, normally
 
Yeah
 
12:28 AM
NGINX doesn't session as much as it handles a connection
 
Apache scripts (CGI, etc.) can do cookies, but again that's at the CGI / application layer
 
So I guess you could use a single connection to NGINX as a "session"
 
grr
 
the only time sessions matter with NGINX is SSL sessions and tickets during SSL handling
but yeah, nginx can't do the session style handling that PHP webapps can
you can't do that really with Apache either
 
I wish there was a way to securely expose that phone to the web
 
12:29 AM
not without scripting your own solution into an Lua script or such
 
the PHP proxy only works halfway
 
@Zacharee1 There isn't. Except the way I stated.
 
wait what is this... NGINX with an IP Phone?!
 
which is the hyper secure way
 
@KazWolfe proxy_pass
@ThomasW. now how hard would that be? o_O
 
12:30 AM
What the hell, and why can NGINX do this, and why am I using NGINX to host websites then?!
 
wat
 
of restricting what can actually access the port, at the router, or at the firewall, and you ahve to know the IPs offsite you want to have access to the port
 
@Zacharee1 Okay.... What exactly are you trying to do?
 
u ok
 
@KazWolfe want me to summarize better?
 
12:30 AM
@ThomasW. Please. I'm curious now.
 
he might be better at it :p
knows more about my situation than I do
 
Zacharee is trying to expose multiple web services to the 'net via one 'web gateway' box which will handle routing of traffic from outside -> in for web requestsw
one of the things he wants to serve securely is an IP Phone's management interface
which resides inside the network
 
and that's proving to be a very fun (read: ANNOYING) project
 
he's tried PHP proxying which doesn't work right, and is almost out of options
 
okay.
why is he using nginx at all?
Why not just have a VPN coming in or something?
 
12:32 AM
I do
 
you are impatient
 
This is something I want to do
 
i wasn't done :)
 
sorry. continue please
 
he's trying to remove VPN from the equation, to make it work so he doesn't have to work with poor-quality VPN systems which are set up and available on his network already
 
12:32 AM
plx
 
^ as i said, poor-quality
 
@ThomasW. not trying to remove, just being superfluous
 
@KazWolfe similar to how I run my gitlab instance at home - a gateway box at nginx handles incoming web requests, proxy_pass's as a reverse proxy to the internal box
that way those boxes aren't directly exposed to the 'net
 
ah k i getchu now.
so what's considered "secure"?
 
@Zacharee1 well, if the reverse proxy doesn't work, and the PHP proxy doesn't work, the only options left to you are use the VPN only, or try and lock down access to known off-site IPs and port-forward right to the thing.
but that's got its own host of problems if the remote IPs are dynamic IP ranges, or unknown
 
12:34 AM
eww
@KazWolfe not having a JS login script exposed to the web
 
js... login... script?
 
It does block source viewing
@KazWolfe take it up with Yealink
CHEAP IP Phone
CHEAPEST
 
um.... and how would you consider doing authentication on the reverse proxy?
 
@KazWolfe he wants the JS to be hidden and not exposed
because the JS has hardcoded creds
 
yesh
 
12:36 AM
the problem is
that's not able to be done without really complex coding that you'd pay a developer for
 
why not just set the server to use HTTP Basic, then? I think that works with proxy_pass
 
There's gotta be a way to do some sort of reverse proxy
 
Target is selling the DJI Phantom 3 now.
 
@KazWolfe wat
 
@Zacharee1 HTTP Basic Auth at NGINX with the reverse proxy, but the JS is still exposed if people can get past the passcodes
 
12:37 AM
The problem with reverse proxy is that if the remote site uses relative links...
 
it will work just fine with relative links.
 
^ that
 
Absolute links may give you trouble, but I think you can rewrite
 
then why doesn't it
 
@Zacharee1 PHP, JS, evilness, things we can't really elaborate on
 
12:38 AM
You mean like PHP and JS?
 
I see HTTP Basic Auth as being the easiest way to at least hide it.
 
@Zacharee1 i knwo this is a little 'fun project' but I'd be giving up at this point because unless you're an experienced developer you're not going to really be able to solve this
 
I can hide it?
 
Find some way to rate limit (fail2ban?)
 
blegh
 
12:39 AM
Yeah. If HTTP-Basic doesn't solve your problem, just use a good VPN.
 
@Zacharee1 this is the type of thing that falls under "Should only be accessible internally or over a VPN"
like half my network lol
 
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
 
sigh-eth
hmm
 
What's wrong with OpenVPN?
 
don't think he wants to configure an openvpn server by hand heh
 
12:41 AM
I use L2TP
Can never figure out OpenVPN
 
eww L2TP+IPSec
that's Cisco tech
 
OpenVPN just doesn't work
@ThomasW. at least it isn't Belkin/Linksys
 
I've tried L2TP and I've given up. OpenVPN is buttery smooth compared to the pain that is otherwise.
 
Smart WiFi
 
12:42 AM
Whenever IPSec gets involved, things get far too complicated for the needs of what I'm doing.
 
@Zacharee1 parents ahve a linksys router here
 
@KazWolfe I can never get OpenVPN to bridge to my network or anything
 
it's going to get replaced with a pfSense firewall + Wifi AP once i replace the ones at my apartment :P
 
Wait hang on.
 
it just isolates every client no matter what I change
 
12:43 AM
@Zacharee1 Are you sure the password is in a JS file validated client-side?
 
I have no idea
I can't even view the source until I've logged in
 
wireshark that puppy
 
ew+
 
hey, i give solutions.
if you guess at security, you deserve whatever happens to you
 
I've looked at that
nu worky
 
12:46 AM
It needs its own dedicated card, IIRC.
 
oh, well
can't do that
 
but i digress. If I read a thing properly, the password isn't stored in a JS file.
It's stored in some XML file on the server.
 
for IP phones?
 
If that's validated server-side, you can just deny all for that XML file.
yeah. your PBX server that hosts the ACP
 
wat
 
12:49 AM
@KazWolfe some IP phones can operate in standalone
and run everything on its firmware
which he won't have access to
 
yep
 
the more I think about it, the project is unachieveable
 
Wait, there isn't a central PBX server?
 
@KazWolfe you're thinking the corporate version of IP phones
they make consumer-grade IP phones that don't require the central PBX
 
It can read files from a server, but it's only getting some config files for forwarding
 
12:50 AM
ohhhhh.
 
@ThomasW. this is below consumer-grade :p
 
So there's an ACP on each individual phone?
again, i'd check that the password is actually validated server-side.
Because if it is, you just need to deny access to the file that contains it, then.
Well, no. He can Wireshark that info out
@ThomasW. I mean the proxy.
 
is still tired
ah OK
tiredness begets confusion, my apologies
 
Because if that is the case, then the problem is more-or-less solved.
But a VPN is still the best solution to this problem.
 
it is
and if that's not a satisfactory solution, then you're out of options
 
12:54 AM
And the least convoluted/likely to break/whatever
 
god, I seriously love having two hypervisors, now I can do distributed services on different IPs, and truly have fine-grained control on access-to-services ^.^
still needs the third BEHEMOTH hypervisor he has planned
 
Yeah. If you're reverse proxying to access internal resources, you're doing something very wrong.
Plus you're opening up a MASSIVE security hole.
 
@KazWolfe Happy to argue with you on this in a civilized way on anoyher day
complete with data flow diagrams
network diagrams, configuration diagrams
the whole 9 yards :p
but not tonight
 
taking about Zach's problem.
 
i know :)
but only in very rare circumstances should you be exposing anything to the Web, via reverse proxy or not
an IP phone should never be internet-facing :p
i need a drink... (brb, coffee run)
 
1:02 AM
 
L?
 
Life
 
ohh
lol
Intel got Jim Parsons to be in one of its ads
 
1:25 AM
lucky
 
are you like the semi-relevant to completely irrelevant image bot or something?
 
Hello everyone :D
 
Wow, they are really blazing on the snap front: blog.dustinkirkland.com/2016/06/… < make your own snap store!
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does anyone know how to set depth is HTTracker (Website copier) ? I started to download Arch-Wiki , I left it for whole night and its still not finished ! ,
 
1:48 AM
Intestines Inside
 
OH!!! Someone make a t-shirt!
 
or troll
 
You'd better not mean me :p
 
wait are you saying that the person that answered the question is a extreme noob? that @Zacharee1 guy...
 
1:57 AM
@TheXed click it again, smart*ss
well that was a fail censor
 
lol
 
yeah, problem.
@Zacharee1 I get reminded of the great and glorious I accidentally rm -rfed my company question
 
WAT
oh
I thought you meant you!
 
Anyone trying for ubuntu membership?
 
quotes, quotes are important
 
2:00 AM
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Q: What to do with the "rm -rf" hoax question

SvenIt turns out the the recent question regarding the misuse of rm -rf in Ansible was actually just a hoax (English) in some kind of viral marketing effort. It become quite famous on various media and gathered a large number of views. Since I don't think we should allow ServerFault to be abused in...

 
@TheXed meh bc am trusted membr uv unbootu
 
u boot who?
 
@Zacharee1 is that English?
 
Unbootu
@TheXed iz derp lengwej
 
@Zacharee1 I digress...
 
2:02 AM
yesh?
would you rather egress?
 
you are creating a mental vacuum.
 
shooop
Since the almighty Kaz isn't currently here, I need to fill in
 
what video game should I play tonight? Civ V, Super Smash Brothers Wii U, Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD, or Super Mario 3D World?
 
none of the above
play slither.io instead
 
Anonymous
evening all.
 
Anonymous
2:17 AM
So, I love Chromium after using it for just one day
 
Anonymous
- The extensions/app store is much more active and nicer looking than Firefox's
- One process per tab, app, etc
- The web just looks nicer now.. because webkit.
 
the one process one tab thing is coming to firefox too right?
last i heard you can get it in firefox beta if you are curious to try
 
Anonymous
Yes, so FF48
 
Anonymous
However, FF will liekly not move to webkit, which powers every other main browser -- chrom*, opera, safari.
 
@onebree having more than one renderer is a good thing ._.
 
Anonymous
2:21 AM
Mozilla is working on Servo, a webkit browser, but I read from a project maintainer that it is strictly research, and will likely not go anywhere in production. And that Mozilla is focusing so much on FF browser, since that's all they have left
 
and I don't just mean edge
 
Anonymous
I mean, two engines are great and all, but if a site has prefixed attributes, it is likely JUST -webkit*, and not also -moz*.
 
Anonymous
@Zacharee1 mentioned that bootstrap has both; however, sites like Bootswatch, which supply bootstrap-based themes, only have webkit support.
 
@JourneymanGeek btw any idea how to get MRU tabs that actually use ctrl+tab as shortcut in chrome?
 
I don't run chrome
 
2:23 AM
:(
 
No oneliner ;p
 
Anonymous
@edwinksl what are mru tabs?
 
Most Recently Used tabs
 
there seems to be a plugin for it?
 
in chrome? most are broken last time i tried...
 
Anonymous
2:26 AM
what is it you want? A list of recent tabs?
 
Beats me. I don't run chrome
 
Anonymous
@JourneymanGeek you're a ff guy?
 
He wants ctrl tab to go by which was most recent rather than the order the tabs are in
yup
 
Anonymous
@JourneymanGeek why
 
@JourneymanGeek there is a long history behind people asking chrome for built-in MRU tabs but it was never delivered. so i was hoping maybe you had a trick or two that few know about ;)
 
2:29 AM
@edwinksl alas, no
 
Anonymous
@edwinksl updated three months ago: chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/ctrl%2Btab-mru/…
 
Anonymous
 
Anonymous
@JourneymanGeek that's the reason you use FF?
 
@onebree yup
 
Anonymous
2:31 AM
I mean, I have a 22in screen, so I can't complain about space
 
I have a a pair of 27 inch UHD screens....
 
Anonymous
then why do you need more space?
 
Why would I want to waste space?
 
@JourneymanGeek that explains the ridiculous tiling of SE chats you showed once
 
@edwinksl oh, that is handy
 
Anonymous
2:33 AM
I miss the firefox groups feature, I will say
 
I was dealing with people being dumb in two different channels
 
Anonymous
one window and 4 groups, each with 50+ tabs... amazing
 
Anonymous
And I am sure there is an add-on for one-liner nav in chrome.
 
so, here, the other channel, seekrit mod room...
@onebree if you can find it, I can try it.
Before oneliner I used a similar addon called mongoose, which seems gone.
 
Anonymous
@JourneymanGeek let me just reqrite the mozilla add-on to work with chrome....
 
Anonymous
2:35 AM
IDK what to google for even, so I cxannot help. Maybe try the chrome irc channel or reddit?
 
looool
There's even a SR.se question I think
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Q: Oneliner style addon for chrome

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tbh a australis oneliner addon would be nice too
 
Anonymous
I think you should ask on reddit or irc...
 
Anonymous
okay, night all! Just wanted to say hi for the day!
 
Anonymous
2:40 AM
i got a test on a saturday morning (not the SATs), so I need sleep!
 
see you :D
@Zacharee1 i feel you are getting trolled by the OP about the GRUB question
 
2:56 AM
Hello, I am pretty sure that my Ubuntu just got hacked
 
back up, nuke, rebuild, forensicate ._.
 
Ahhh, how could that happen :(
Processes run by whoopsie, avahi, nobody, rtkit... awesome.
 
3:18 AM
@Intrus do you have a root account?
 
@JourneymanGeek I don't think so.
 
ah
that rules out someone brute forcing your root account. (Other accounts? I donno)
 
It must have happened very recently, I looked at auth.log and there were weird things from this night :(
 
ah, check which account
and key based auth for SSH is always a great idea
 
Well, I did not change anything I have user account and I am only root when I use sudo...
Default cinfiguration of ubuntu
Of course I have user account but I don't log in as root
I do have root account *
I am just shocked and confused right now, sorry :D
 
3:25 AM
Its natural ;p
I had that happen myself
 
Is it safe for me right now to use live usb??
 
yeah, probably
 
I will just change my important passwords
Well, I think that they are still trying to connect
@JourneymanGeek Oh no, they run processes even if I am in live usb, I am screwed.
 
@Intrus that's... wierd
 
As soon as I connect to internet
@Yes, it os
 
3:39 AM
what kind of processes?
 
Avahi.daemon:running
whoopsie
 
sigh
those are system processes.
 
252
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avahi is fine.
 
3:43 AM
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Q: How can I disable avahi-daemon?

RobottinosinoHow can I disable avahi-daemon and can you explain to me how it runs if it appears as a service but it itsn't in rcN.d? You can stop reading here. In fact, please do unless you want to TEACH a noob some Ubuntu. The question above should be clear enough to be answered. The rest is just me calli...

 
Oh God...
:D
I have never seen it before, so I just assumed, that must be an attack...
 
@Intrus I'm not sure any of your examples were malicious..
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Of course they could be malicious processes masquerading as good ones, but without some other kind of evidence there is no reason to believe so. (what's the ubuntu equiv. of sfc?)
 
@Seth @JourneymanGeek thanks, I was just too shocked to google by now :D :D
 
@Intrus Always Google :)
it can save you quite a scare hehe.
 
@JourneymanGeek They appeared just too often
 
3:50 AM
@Intrus clearly I didn't ask the right questions.
I did think it was odd when you got suprised by avahi
It lets you do hostname.local hostnames in your lan
 
@Seth Yes, I know, I was about to do it... Just the schock and it's 6 am here :D
 
Aha! debsums.
 
@JourneymanGeek what's the ubuntu equiv. of sfc? What do you mean?
@JourneymanGeek The processes stopped almost entirely, they just appeared too much before, the fact that one update failed recently might be the cause, I rebooted and it looks fine more or less.
 
there isn't one
I think
 
@JourneymanGeek friend of mine says debsums
 
4:04 AM
@JourneymanGeek Ok, debsums are running.
 
4:28 AM
@JourneymanGeek It looks fine, but I still think that it was really weird...
 
heh, weather.com says my Chromium 50 is outdated and no longer supported.
 
53 here ;)
 
4:44 AM
okay so that's weird. Some people I know have an email.com email address, but that is just a parked page... however I know the email (used) to work. Weeeird.
 
who needs that when i can get this startrekemail.com
 
5:00 AM
hey, that's neat.
 
5:23 AM
samsung kies is pretty neat
but my usb is the oppisite of neat= weak
 
5:45 AM
New Rick Astley song
 
risky click
 
loving his return with soul.
@edwinksl it's legit.
 
i was thinking it might be an elaborate rickroll
 
nope :)
 
Trypticon86 days ago
HE DIDN'T GIVE UP. A MAN OF HIS WORD
Reply123
true, i suppose
 
5:50 AM
He hit #1 in the UK again just a few days ago.
@edwinksl hehe
 
6:39 AM
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