Difference between revisions of "UNIX"
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* [[grepping in XML and other structured files]] | * [[grepping in XML and other structured files]] | ||
* [[Process groups, sessions, parents and so on]] | * [[Process groups, sessions, parents and so on]] | ||
| + | * [[Unprivileged SSH Account]] | ||
| + | * [[Useful commands]] | ||
| + | * [[Useful Scripts]] | ||
| + | * [[gnuplot]] | ||
| + | * [[iptables pf rosetta stone|iptables to/from pf 'rosetta stone']] | ||
= Misc. Information = | = Misc. Information = | ||
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* [[Stripping VLAN tags in pcap]] | * [[Stripping VLAN tags in pcap]] | ||
* [[Stupid pf tricks]] | * [[Stupid pf tricks]] | ||
| + | * [[ Backing up the BSD's ]] | ||
| + | * [[Synergy]] | ||
= Minix = | = Minix = | ||
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== Local How-To Articles == | == Local How-To Articles == | ||
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| + | * [[Multi-Path Routing]] | ||
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| + | * [[ Interface Bonding (Trunk/Lagg)]] | ||
* [[IPSEC-Racoon|IPSEC tunneling using Racoon and gif(4)]] | * [[IPSEC-Racoon|IPSEC tunneling using Racoon and gif(4)]] | ||
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| + | * [[IPSEC-Racoon tunnels using gif(4) and rotating keys ]] | ||
* [[Changing an IPSEC endpoint's IP address]] | * [[Changing an IPSEC endpoint's IP address]] | ||
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* [[FreeBSD ZFS]]: Playing with compression on the ZFS filesystem | * [[FreeBSD ZFS]]: Playing with compression on the ZFS filesystem | ||
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| + | * [[FreeBSD ZFS]]: Setting up a samaba server and integrating it into Windows Active Directory. | ||
= NetBSD = | = NetBSD = | ||
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* [[OpenBSD QinQ]] (VLAN tag stacking / nesting, etc) | * [[OpenBSD QinQ]] (VLAN tag stacking / nesting, etc) | ||
* [[OpenBSD OpenVPN IPv6 Tunneling]] | * [[OpenBSD OpenVPN IPv6 Tunneling]] | ||
| + | * [[OpenBSD spamd: create a fake MTA]] | ||
| + | * [[OpenBSD Amavisd ]] | ||
| + | * [[OpenBSD SSL/TLS ]] | ||
| + | * [[OpenBSD as VOIP-RBL/BL]] | ||
| + | * [[OpenBSD Wireguard - Large network]] | ||
| + | * [[OpenBSD Spam Project]] | ||
= Solaris = | = Solaris = | ||
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* [[OS X tricks]] | * [[OS X tricks]] | ||
* [[Installing Linux on a mid-2010 MacBook Pro]] | * [[Installing Linux on a mid-2010 MacBook Pro]] | ||
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| + | = Linux = | ||
| + | * [[Alpine Linux]] | ||
| + | * [[Watching a directory with inotify]] | ||
| + | * [[Stopping services from starting]] | ||
| + | * [[Linux on ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14]] | ||
Latest revision as of 09:28, 18 November 2024
General UNIXish stuff
- The Vim Editor
- mutt email client
- The Z Shell
- SSH Port Forwarding
- Multitail
- Authenticating against Active Directory
- grepping in XML and other structured files
- Process groups, sessions, parents and so on
- Unprivileged SSH Account
- Useful commands
- Useful Scripts
- gnuplot
- iptables to/from pf 'rosetta stone'
Misc. Information
Minix
External Links
Technical Documentation
Local How-To Articles
FreeBSD
External Links
Local How-To Articles
- If you create a ext2 partition you want to be able to mount on freebsd make sure to use only 128 bit inodes. (using mke2fs -I 128).
- FreeBSD ZFS: Playing with compression on the ZFS filesystem
- FreeBSD ZFS: Setting up a samaba server and integrating it into Windows Active Directory.
NetBSD
External Links
Local How-To Articles
OpenBSD
External Links
Local How-To Articles
- OpenBSD Anomalies
- OpenBSD Squid RAM-disk
- IPSEC using isakmpd, ipsecctl and gif(4)
- Building a tiered access OpenVPN gateway on OpenBSD
- OpenBSD CARP router/firewall zsh shell prompt
- OpenBSD NFS Server with Linux Clients
- OpenBSD readonly root
- Sun Netra t1 compact flash root
- Read-only root filesystem on a Soekris
- Using OpenBSD with onewire(4) gear
- OpenBSD QinQ (VLAN tag stacking / nesting, etc)
- OpenBSD OpenVPN IPv6 Tunneling
- OpenBSD spamd: create a fake MTA
- OpenBSD Amavisd
- OpenBSD SSL/TLS
- OpenBSD as VOIP-RBL/BL
- OpenBSD Wireguard - Large network
- OpenBSD Spam Project
Solaris
IRIX
AIX
HP-UX
Mac OS X
Okay, I don't really consider this a 'real' unix, but this is probably the best place for it.