{ Pengouin(BSD|Pdt) } @hucste@framapiaf.org

mlarkin@ modified sys/arch/amd64: Support 2TB phys mem This change expands the direct map to 4 slots (512GB each), to support machines with up to 2TB physical memory. Should further expansion be required, this change provides the means to do that with a single #define change....

Oohh! #ProjectTrident (What used to be #TrueOS and #PCBSD) has it's official release! I'll have to try it out on something soon. #freebsd #bsd

http://project-trident.org/post/2019-01-15_18.12-release_available/

Ya des gens sur Toulouse que ca intéresse de faire un atelier sur comment utiliser des clés pour l'authentification a deux facteurs ? (type yubikeys https://www.yubico.com/products/yubikey-hardware/ )
On pourrait en commander quelques unes et les installer ensemble (repouet appréciés)

All Secure Copy Protocol (SCP) implementations contain 4 security vulnerabilities that allow malicious SCP servers to make changes on the client's side:

https://www.zdnet.com/article/scp-implementations-impacted-by-36-years-old-security-flaws/

– all SCP implementations (OpenSSH, Putty, WinSCP etc.) are affected
– vulnerabilities are there since 1983
– CVE-2018-20685, CVE-2019-6111, CVE-2019-6109, CVE-2019-6110
– at the moment, only WinSCP provides a patch (WinSCP 5.14)

#scp #ssh #openssh #winscp #putty #vulnerability #infosec #cybersecurity #security

if you need to #map/#compose some key on your keyboard. Here a cheatsheet. #OpenBSD #FreeBSD #keyboard #X11

1. read #XCompose, #xmodmap and #xev man page

2. create ~/.Xmodmap and ~/.XCompose

3. with xev, select the keycode of your compose key (press the key on the window)

4. map your key in ~/.Xmodmap
keycode ${KEYCODE} = Multi_key

5. load the key map
$ xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap

6. add keys in ~/.XCompose
<Multi_key> <a>: "\xc3\xa5"
<Multi_key> Shift <a>: "\xc3\x85"

7. launch an X app and test

So far so good running #OpenSMTPD on
#OpenBSD -current. Disabled spamd and only using fc-rdns.

#OpenBSD #RUNBSD

FreeBSD Journal going to a free subscription model starting this month. Thank you, FreeBSD Foundation!

https://www.freebsdfoundation.org/journal/

Updated my https://www.openbsd.org/want.html entry: "A supported umb(4) usb stick or an old laptop with a umb(4) card is needed for improving movement between wifi and mobile networks in Den Haag, The Netherlands. Contact florian@openbsd.org."

#BoostsWelcome

Hey OpenBSD users and supporters: I am looking for Compex WLE600VX and Compex WLE900VX and similar devices.

I did take a stab at porting ath10k from Linux about a year ago but that effort got stuck quite early on: http://vcs.in-berlin.de/stsp_athx/timeline

I want to continue working on that project, and I will be getting some help from patrick@ this time.

The one and only ath10k device I had was inside a laptop which got robbed when my flat was burgled in November...

#openbsd #wifi #hardware

RT @romanzolotarev@twitter.com
RT if you use #OpenBSD on desktop.

Time to share your BSD story. https://runbsd.info/people/

If you #RunBSD please like, share, boost.
🐡😈

SSH Examples, Tips & Tunnels => great read for sysadmins

https://hackertarget.com/ssh-examples-tunnels/

#ssh #openssh #sysadmin

@hucste @solene

mandoc(1) sert juste à convertir des pages de manuels, pas à les "trouver" et les afficher comme le fait man(1), d'où probablement ta confusion ^^

Pour les lister par chemin absolu:

makewhatis -QD 2>&1 | awk -F: '{print $1}'

Beaucoup de gens croient que, contrairement au WiFi, les techniques de la téléphonie mobile (GSM, 3G, 4G, etc) sont sûres et (j’ai entendu ça dans une réunion pourtant sérieuse) « non piratables ».

C’est évidemment tout à fait faux, comme le rappelle l’#EFF, qui demande une prise de conscience et une action sérieuse contre ces failles de sécurité.

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/12/26/opinion/cellphones-security-spying.html