gary@threatchain general purpose siem, malcolm ids, debian server, opnsense - good combo imo, good licensing,. I may just refactor and use 500gb drives so cost will not be the limiting factor, you can use debian blends too but even some of these specialized apps won't have included forensics-full and this has a ton of super usefull sw, when you have the persistence partition going corner case use cases can be covered better than say something like a bootable iso #rational clear case #mw #smw #yacy 3jenkins #ntop-ng #misp #cms #lamp server #sbom #addons #app armor #selinux #ufw #fail2ban #hardened debian #pentoo
Earl@orbiterlab
Step 1. Install Yacy
Step 2. Install LLM (like Ollama)
Step 3. Install OpenClaw
Step 4. ....
Step 5. Profit!
I have Yacy installed and running, but not LLM nor OpenClaw.
I guess if you had all three components installed, you could ask AI a question using your own crawl data. Like:
"Summarize what is happening today on the Artemis II moon mission."
Benjamin E.
π Lascapi β@klokanek Well, I use #yacy as second web search engine for a while now, that works, sometimes well, sometimes that sucks !!! ^^'
#servo is also working 'roughly out of the box' : some things like text selection aren't supported, but I can open my local yacy website and search with.
That's simple as that!! π€π€
Artem Anufrij@orbiterlab Hallo Michael, top Vortrag π. Ich werde mir die Neuerungen demnΓ€chst in aller Ruhe anschauen.
Danke fΓΌr Deine MΓΌhe π€.
Viele GrΓΌΓe π
Michael Christen / YaCy SearchYaCy 1.941 is out: a big step toward transparent and private AI. New chat + RAG workflows, tool calling, MCP integration, YaCy Packs, better ranking/snippets #YaCy #Search #RAG #AI
Release Notes: https://community.searchlab.eu/t/yacy-release-1-941-the-ai-release/3376
Release Notes: https://community.searchlab.eu/t/yacy-release-1-941-the-ai-release/3376
alciSeems https://stract.com ils no longer operational, and the developper is no working on the project any longer...
That's a pity π₯ , I liked the ideas behind this search engine, although the index was never big enough to give really relevant results.
#marginaliasearch is an alternative, it seems.
I'm not sure what it takes to run a web crawler... Or how big the index becomes..
#yacy has a decentralized approach, not sure it works
not a martian, honestbeen playing around with yacy the last few days. It's a distributed search engine that crawls the web and shares the results in a DHT.
That is, mine would share its results as well, if I could get that damn port forwarding working.
so actually I've mostly played around with that. somehow the port at the target machine still isn't recognized, despite a separate caddy forward working perfectly
grrrr
fiddling around with an interesting app (yacy, a locally hosted distributed search engine) which unfortunately doesn't have a support chat, but has a ChatGPT-powered support instead.
honestly, I haven't found a single thing it said that was actually right. it's literally the most useless support system I have ever encountered. Not running it would have been a net benefit, as I wouldn't have to try to follow all those stupid instructions it gave me.
fuck ai.