Mikle_Bond

@Mikle_Bond@pony.social
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Show threadMikle_Bond2d ago
@anqou
I prefer ddrescue, even if i don't need to "rescue" the data. It can be stopped and resumed if mapfile option is used.
Show threadMikle_BondJun 21
@Karcsesz @inex
Alternaively, you can use fg instead of bg and wait. This way you can pause the process many times before it is finished.
Show threadMikle_BondJun 21
@cadey
Whatever you choose, don't forget to add 6 differently-styled "Download" buttons for it.
Mikle_BondMay 16

@jsstaedtler
Unless you ISP did something funny, you should have 1500 on all interfaces. Nothing in this world should enforce you to go lower than 1400, and nothing out of this world should push you below 1300. (That is not to say it can't, just shouldn't).

In my case, I have had a 1400 set on one ethernet interface on mikrotik. That interface wasn't in use, but mikrotik sets the bridge MTU to the lowest MTU of its member interfaces. So effectively, all ports had 1400.
My PC would guess correctly, that something isn't right, and would send smaller packets, but some websites would still try to respond with packets over 1400. And when mikrotik send ICMP "too big", remote site ignores that, and just retransmits TCP packets until it gets bored.

TLDR: Check if all ports have 1500 first.

Mikle_BondMay 16

@jsstaedtler

Check MTU on all interfaces.

In some cases path discovery might not calculate the value correctly, e.g. if website hoster blocked some ICMP traffic. As a result

  • you can ping everyone
  • you can open TCP connections to everyone
  • you can do TLS connections /most of the time/
  • some connections still fail with timeout seemingly without reason
Show threadMikle_BondMay 11
@alina @me @erincandescent @helle
Doesn't this mean you'll make your infrastructure enumerable via Certificate Transparency logs?
Show threadMikle_BondMay 10
@lily
ye. A carefully cropped picture from a different Skyrim-based meme.
Show threadMikle_BondMay 10
@cadey
Thats base64-encoded string which starts with left curly bracket, quotation mark, and some letter. Likely a JSON, might even be a JWT.
Show threadMikle_BondMay 9
@lily
Show threadMikle_BondMay 6
@lain
Future Diary or Akudama Drive (depending on do whether you wanna go all-time-classics direction or more towards modern stuff)