Running Debian Trixie/Sid with as new kernels as it can get but not able to get the ipu6 camera working on Debian. Below is from dmesg [70617.272880] int3472-discrete INT3472:0b: GPIO type 0x12 unknown; the sensor may not work[70617.272906] int3472-discrete INT3472:0b: cannot find GPIO chip INTC1007:00, deferring[70618.622094] int3472-discrete INT3472:0c: cannot find GPIO chip...
GLIBC Vuln Fix For Debian For Now
Cobbled together from For Debian-based systems this might be helpful until there is an update release Check if your system is vulnerable: From terminal/shell run: iconv -l | grep -E 'CN-?EXT' If you get: ISO-2022-CN-EXT// ISO2022CNEXT// You might be vulnerable. On Debian , check this file: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/gconv/gconv-modules At around row 1286 you will see the grouping you need to...
fail2ban List 20230812
Found myself chasing-down a recent attack and decided to do a reboot on a server and fail2ban had to re-block on restart. Thought I would share just as people search on attacking IP addresses to confirm, yes, they are bad actors. If they are on this list, they have tried to do bad stuff to my stuff. Also, This doesn’t include China, Russia and other country IPs – which you should be...
Fixing nextCloud GeoBlocker MaxMind “GeoIp2\Database\Reader” does not exist error
It seems the Geoblocker app with Nextcloud can get out of whack on Nextcloud updates or if you are doing geoipupdates to leverage your Maxmind geoip database for other applications. I noticed this recently and there seems to be some various solutions out on the web to handle this. I had this working for many months and all of a sudden noticed errors in Nextcloud on this where the Geoblocker app...
The Angry.Org Story
Back in 1994/1995 I was working for Faludi Computing Inc. as a consultant and we wanted to play around and get familiar with DNS. So, we decided to put a basic webserver up with a funny domain name to test configurations and how the DNS propagated out to the rest of the internet. The domain name I chose was angry.org Robert Faludi (founder of the appropriately named Faludi Computing) allows me to...