There's never been a better time to build your own router—a practice which the FCC will hopefully not *also* ban for US #homelab consumers :)
Knowing how to build your own router for your homelab is going to be a useful skill, until this FCC ruling is reversed:https://www.fcc.gov/document/fcc-updat...
Lol, that sounds like wisdom earned through blood and tears
Make YouTube shorts, you'll reach the youngins so easily. Linux wisdom by bonafide sorcerer. Blood magic Linux this way.
@Madagascar_Sky @mikebabcock @geerlingguy I’m inclined to agree it will reach more eyes.
But a 3 minute short is not much time to cover firewalling. Not in sufficient detail.
There is so much you need to know about networking and services to be able to understand what the firewall is doing and what impact it will have other than just breaking things.
Admittedly less than packet sniffing.
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@mikebabcock that sounds about like what I’ve seen most other people not try to do.
Kudos to you sir!
What database?
I was actually thinking Oracle when I typed my previous comment.
Aside; I’ve seen a very small number of things fail in permissive mode but work when disabled. That was weird. It too required audit log mining and updating the policy to make work.
I've also run into this, and there are ways around it, but its really annoying. It usually means the software is doing something pretty non-standard and makes you wonder.
That said, I'm not going to throw the (much smaller than Oracle) vendor under the bus ... but much smaller.
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