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[tildeteam] tilde.team update to home dir permissions

by cmccabe

~team, A brief administrative note: as a prophylactic security measure, we've run chmod -R go-w on everything under the /home directory. If you intentionally had files or directories that extended write privileges to Group or Other, you will need to re-set those now. ~cmccabe

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[tildeteam] Re: tilde.team update to home dir permissions

by fosslinux＠tilde.team

On Wed, Jan 30, 2019 at 09:24:51AM +1100, Brendan Webb wrote: > > On 30/01/2019 9:18 am, fosslinux(a)tilde.team wrote: > > On Tue, Jan 29, 2019 at 04:15:32PM -0500, cmccabe wrote: > > > ~team, > > > > > > A brief administrative note: as a prophylactic security measure, we've > > > run chmod -R go-w on everything under the /home directory. If you > > > intentionally had files or directories that extended write privileges > > > to Group or Other, you will need to re-set those now. > > > So does this affect the tilde launcher, and any submitted scripts? I'm pretty sure it won't, they don't need to be writable by other users. However, if your script uses a database, for example, you'll likely need to make it writable (chmod go+w database.db).

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[tildeteam] tilde.team Space Launch

by cmccabe

teamsters, I created a new version of the classic Unix prank called Steam Locomotive (or sl) which would run an animated steam engine across your screen if you mistyped 'ls'. My new version is called Space Launch (still 'sl') and it launches a rocket across your screen. The big difference from Steam Locomotive is that everyone on the system can add to the rocket design by creating a .vroom file in the top level of home directory. Try Space Launch by transmigulating 'ls' into 'sl' on the command line. > sl And use 'sl -h' for info on how to create your own .vroom file. > sl -h If you have any feedback on the code or functionality, I'm happy to hear it. ~cmccabe

7 years, 3 months

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[tildeteam] mailserver updates

by Ben Harris

hey ~teammates, if you were unaware, i've switched from spamassassin to rspamd for our spam filtering needs. it's more efficient and is able to filter that was sent to list addresses (i've been getting plenty of bounced list messages from non-members lately). i also updated the default dovecot sieve rule to file any messages flagged as spam by rspamd into your junk folder. please let me know if something isn't working or if you're still receiving any spam. ~ben

7 years, 3 months

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[tildeteam] Re: bsd.tilde.team updates

by Brendan Webb

Ah. That explains why the relay's refusing connections.

7 years, 4 months

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[tildeteam] hey hi

by fosslinux＠tilde.team

hey hi, i am fosslinux and i am testing this new mailing list system. :P

7 years, 4 months

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[tildeteam] Command Line Todo list

by rgdrake＠tilde.team

Was just thinking, that in the programming language of my choice, making a CLI ToDo list, any thoughts?

7 years, 4 months

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[tildeteam] scheduled downtime to reconfigure raid

by Ben Harris

hey ~teammates, there has been a bit of discussion on irc about this, but the main limiting factor that we've been running into here on ~team is the disk space. this machine has two 250gb ssd disks that were autoconfigured into raid 1 by the default installer image. i originally missed this step during setup (the option to reconfigure disks with the hetzner-specific settings). since all user data is already backed up hourly, i'm fairly comfortable switching off the redundancy of raid 1. this would involve copying / to a temporary machine that i plan on renting short-term as a staging ground, reinstalling with the hetzner installer, then copying / back onto the same machine, but with the disks reconfigured as raid 0 - up to 500 gb! since this will inevitably incur some downtime, i wanted to reach out and make sure that this is something that we want to see happen and also check if there are any times that this should *not* be performed. holler here on the list or on irc if you have any thoughts, concerns, or other time constraints that i should be aware of. thanks! ~ben

7 years, 4 months

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[tildeteam] reviving finger and talk

by Ben Harris

hey ~teammates, sparked by a conversation on mastodon and solderpunk's phlog[0] today, i've replaced fingerd with efingerd, a more flexible alternative that gives you as the user full control over your finger output. for more info on the finger setup, see man 8 efingerd and the wiki page[1] that ~ahriman put together. for an example ~/.efingerd script, see [2]. the other part of the equation is talk and talkd. this is still partially ongoing, but local talk works (even with multiuser!). up next is federated talk, which should be coming soon once tomasino and i get it all sorted. the test connections are between cosmic.voyage and here. some of our initial findings are posted on tomasino's phlog[3]. holler if you have questions and have fun setting up your finger output :) i'll send another update once we figure out the talkd federation stuff. [0]: gopher://zaibatsu.circumlunar.space/0/%7esolderpunk/phlog/were-bringin-finger-back.txt [1]: https://tilde.team/wiki/?page=finger [2]: https://tildegit.org/cosmic/cosmic/src/branch/master/efingerd/luser [3]: gopher://gopher.black/1/phlog/20190102-talkd-on-ubuntu

7 years, 4 months

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[tildeteam] Re: [meta] New Tildeverse DCSS Server

by Ben Harris

Hey ~teammates, I've added a dcss script to /usr/local/bin to download the game key and ssh to the crawl server provided by ahriman. Feel free to inspect the source if you're curious, but it just downloads the key for you and uses it to connect. Holler if you have questions! Also, check out #dcss on irc if your want to discuss! Here's the initial announcement ahriman sent to the general list: On 12/23/18 5:07 AM, ahriman wrote: > Hello Everyone, > > I've finished setting up a Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup > server for the tildeverse. The main page is available at: > > https://crawl.tildeverse.org > > Available play options include traditional console > access via SSH for the hardcore roguelike players, or > webtiles available via the site for those who prefer a > more modern-looking game. SSH instructions and the dcss > user key are provided on the site. > Games are recorded using ttyrec and are available > for download via the site. Just play them back using > ttyplay! The trunk version of the game is updated nightly > and I will update the releases manually as they come out. > Currently, the stable version of the game is 0.22. > A tutorial mode is available for those new to the > game, and a sprint mode is available for those who are > experienced with the game and want to try something much > more difficult. > > Have fun!

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