On Tue, 3 May 2022, at 12:40, Midder wrote:
> Hello All
>
> I won't be in I'm choked up with the cold,
>
> I know some other people will be there but without keys. Is someone
> available to open
I was planning to head in this evening (and get back to my fight with mailman). I have a key so will open up space at/before 19:00 unless someone else does that earlier.
Robert
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Robert McWilliam rmcw(a)allmail.net argh.technology
I go the extra mile.
Usually because I missed the turning I was supposed to take.
There's a couple of events coming up that might be of interest to folks here.
Next week there is python user group meeting: https://pythonaberdeen.github.io/apug-meetup-may-2022.html
Then CTC26 hack weekend 21 and 22 May https://codethecity.org/what-we-do/hack-weekends/ctc26/
Robert
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Robert McWilliam rmcw(a)allmail.net argh.technology
I go the extra mile.
Usually because I missed the turning I was supposed to take.
Hiya
It's 57N open day again, come along if you fancy. I'll be in from 7pm
till about 9pm, probably a fair chance folk will be around later than
me too. Hit back with a reply if you like, let us know your plans.
See you there
Andy
Hello All
Today is the openday for the Space.
Last week we has some people turn up and the space wasn't open, I'm working tonight and can't be there, will anyone else be along, or shall we saw we won't be open?
Midder
All:
Just for information
I am seeing a lot of probing on servers I run publically for:
wordpress login page
dotfiles - (for non unix people those are files that start with a period
that do not show with ls unless you use -a)
e.g.
env
git
awscredentials
For the later if you run nginx as the gatekeeper you may find this
stanza useful
location ~ /\..* {
return 444;
}
It matches any dotfile and instructs nginx to just drop the connection
without responding at all. If you use letsencrypt you will have to also
use a match on
location /.well-known/acme-challenge {
to allow certificate renewal.
All:
Just for information
I am seeing a lot of probing on servers I run publically for:
wordpress login page
dotfiles - (for non unix people those are files that start with a period
that do not show with ls unless you use -a)
e.g.
env
git
awscredentials
For the later if you run nginx as the gatekeeper you may find this
stanza useful
location ~ /\..* {
return 444;
}
It matches any dotfile and instructs nginx to just drop the connection
without responding at all. If you use letsencrypt you will have to also
use a match on
location /.well-known/acme-challenge {
to allow certificate renewal.
