Coincidentally, the last time I was in #London I found myself inadvertently passing #221B Baker Street and I happily captured this image.
#GerryRafferty è conosciuto nel mondo solo per questa (cmq bellissima) canzone che di fatto lo ha reso famoso (e penso pure ricco, prima di morire). Hanno fatto millemila cover di #BakerStreet.
Quando passi su questa strada a #Londra: o pensi a questa canzone o sei un fan di #SherlockHolmes (#ArthurConanDoyle) e fai la fila per entrare al #221b .
Eppure di #GerryRafferty leggevo che lui problemi ne ha avuti davvero ma poi ce l'ha fatta, e con una sola canzone.
Official video of Gerry Rafferty performing 'Baker Street' from the album 'City to City'. Stream the album here: https://lnk.to/GerryRafferty-CitytoCity ► Subscribe now: https://lnk.to/GerryRafferty-YTSubscribeYC Socials: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/officialgerryrafferty/?hl=en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OfficialGerryRaffertyPage Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheRealRafferty Website: http://www.gerryrafferty.com Lyrics: Windin' your way down on Baker Street Light in your head and dead on your feet Well another crazy day, you'll drink the night away And forget about everything This city desert makes you feel so cold It's got so many people but it's got no soul And it's taking you so long to find out you were wrong When you thought it held everything You used to think that it was so easy You used to say that it was so easy But you're tryin', you're tryin' now Another year and then you'll be happy Just one more year and then you'll be happy But you're cryin', you're cryin' now Way down the street there's a light in his place He opens the door he's got that look on his face And he asks you where you've been You tell him who you've seen and you talk about anything He's got this dream about buyin' some land He's gonna give up the booze and the one night stands And then he'll settle down, in some quiet little town And forget about everything [Chorus] But you know he'll always keep movin' You know he's never gonna stop movin' 'Cause he's rollin', he's the rollin' stone And when you wake up, it's a new mornin' The sun is shinin', it's a new mornin' You're goin', you're goin' home #GerryRafferty #BakerStreet
Ich musste letztens die Passphrase meines #GNOME "Login" keyring entfernen, da ich jetzt auf "Login mit #YubiKey" umgestiegen bin, bzw. "Login mit #FIDO2 Key". Dadurch gebe ich kein Passwort mehr zum Login ein, weshalb #PAM keines mehr an den keyring durchreichen kann.
#221b: https://221b.uk/gnome-login-using-u2f-security-tokens
Demnächst kommt dann noch ein Post, wie FIDO2 keys in #Fedora Linux allgemein funktionieren für Console / #GDM login und sudo. Aktuell nutze ich den "YubiKey" Ansatz. Es geht aber auch allgemeiner
Meine Server laufen auf #Btrfs und mit dessen Snapshot feature und #systemd fahre ich staging deployments von Diensten auf diesen Snapshots. "Staging" heißt hier eine Instanz auf einer Kopie der Daten von letzter Nacht, auf der ich zum Beispiel Updates schon mal ausprobieren kann.
#221b: https://221b.uk/staging-environment-through-btrfs-snapshots-and-systemd-units
Wie versprochen habe ich auf meinem #Blog #221b mal zusammen geschrieben wie ich meinen #YubiKey und #Fedora #Linux Workstation konfiguriere um bei login, sudo oder dem ssh-server den YubiKey entweder als notwendigen, zweiten Faktor oder als alternative zum Passwort zu verwenden.
Lasst mich wissen was eure Erfahrungen sind und was ihr euch diesbezüglich noch so fragt. 
TIL: man kann seine #OpenSSH
keys auch zum signieren von git commits und tags verwenden. Ein Schlüsselpaar weniger, wenn man es nicht mit OpenGPG machen muss.
Signierte commits sind cool, da sie die Authentizität der commit Author*in sicherstellen. Das ist gerade bei meinem ansible-deployment relevant, damit mein CI/CD bot keine commits von Bösewichten auf meine Infrastruktur anwendet, weil diese eine Sicherheitslücke in GitLab ausnutzen.
Through new configuration options in newer GitLab versions I found out about the ability of git to use OpenSSH keys to sign commits and tags. This is a handy feature to proof the ownership of commits in a repository. Especially for my deployment method using ansible it is important that my deployment bot verifies commits using my public key such that a malicious actor can’t simply push commits to my infrastructure repository to gain access to the servers. It’s a nice alternative to OpenPGP that does not require an additional set of keys.
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