Fellow tilde.club users,
Since joining tilde.club, I have found it's a fun community that is
old-school-tech oriented (not going to find gopher sites on modern
social media, lol). What do most people do with their tilde? Web
development, email, learning Linux, or just hang out on IRC? I was just
curious :) Plus if there's something I haven't tried I figure this will
provide hints!
-redsun
TL;DR:
When trying to use SSH from within a company network that only allows web
traffic, is just connecting to an SSH server over port 80/443 "good
enough" in 2022?
BACKGROUND:
Some networks block all outbound connections except for web traffic
(usually port 80/443), so to get SSH clients around this we run the
OpenSSH server on those ports. SSH clients can then make connections
from within the limited network either directly to the server, or if an
HTTP(s) proxy is required, use something like Proxytunnel[1].
However, in modern networks there are content filtering firewalls now
filtering at the application layer that looks for SSH traffic (and
sometimes specifically proxied traffic). SonicWall[2] does this.
THE QUESTION:
In practice, does anyone here ever run into that or does simply running
SSH over HTTP ports just work? Is there proxy software that encodes the
SSH protocol in a *true* HTTP protocol that would still work where
application layer filtering is operating? I'm curious how reality compares
to all of the theoretical.
Thanks! -redsun
REFERENCES:
[1] Proxytunnel
https://proxytunnel.sourceforge.io/
[2] SonicWall SSH Blocking
https://www.sonicwall.com/support/knowledge-base/how-to-block-ssh-tunneling…
Can admin flip a bit so replies post to the list and not only to the poster?
I always have to go cc: to the list when replying and, if I'm honest, I don't always remember that step.
:-)
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~elb
*Looking for input on creating guidelines to help improve this mailing
list and make moderation more consistent.
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*Please take a look and comment your thoughts and suggestions.*
*https://github.com/tildeclub/site/pull/40*
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*Thanks
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*~deepend
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Can anyone suggest some good NFTs for me to invest in?
I'm not looking to day trade, to be clear. I'm interested in making a long
term investment.
Thank you in advance.
On 8 Feb 2022, at 22:23, halloleo wrote:
> Greetings from MailMate fan to MailMate fan! (For the uninitiated see [https://freron.com/](https://freron.com/) - MailMate is a Mac-only, non-free Markdown-first email client from a boutique developer.)
>
>> Let me know if you get this sorted out. I hadn't added the > tilde.club account, but would love to. Please post back to the list with MailMate specific settings if you can.
>
> Ok, just create a new IMAP account (File -> Add IMAP Account...) with the IMAP and SMTP details from the wiki.
>
> If you do \*not\* want to receive tilde emails (because you have forwarded them to another account), click on the subscriptions button in the Add Account window and untick all mailboxes for the client.
>
> Happy MailMate-ing,
>
> halloleo
Got it working. Thanks!
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~elb
This should be working now. In theory.
If not I'm not sure how. The one time I got it to do what is generally
wanted I had to enable anonymous mode. But we don't really want it to
be anonymous.
Thanks
~deepend
If anyone would be interested in helping moderate this mailing list.
Please email me directly. deepend(a)tilde.club or root(a)tilde.club
I have somewhat been a failure as far as moderating and managing this
mailing list. I will work on doing better.
One more thing...
There has been many non-member email accounts sending to the email
list. I know many of them were users of tilde.club.. However I have
removed all non-member email addresses. Please make sure your sending to
the email list using the email account that is subscribed to the list.
Thanks in advance!
~deepend
Thanks to the recent threads I now know my sieve script doesn't work or
isn't applied. Here's my script:
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# -*- mode: sieve -*-
require ["fileinto"];
if header :contains "X-Spamd-Result" "True" {
fileinto "Junk";
}
elsif header :contains "List-Id" "tilde.club" {
fileinto "tildeclub";
}
else {
keep;
}
stop;
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It's in ~/.dovecot.sieve and the binary is in ~/.dovecot.svbin. I ran
sievec to make sure the binary was up to date. The binary didn't change
(identical to a copy I'd saved, according to 'diff'). When I run
sieve-test on a list mail that I've saved to a file it says
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barnold@tilde$ sieve-test ~/.dovecot.sieve ~/list.mail
Performed actions:
* store message in folder: tildeclub
Implicit keep:
(none)
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which looks like what I want. If I add the '-e' switch it does in fact
put the mail into my tildeclub folder. But all the list mail that I'm
receiving goes to my inbox. Help?
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barnold
