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- The PC is on .11
- It pings server on .10
- Since PC is on .11, server tries to respond on .11
- This will fail
- Disabling .11 on the server works because it can no longer try to respond in that direction
- I bet it will work if you disable the .11 default route
Unify them.
- I use a container that runs an AD in Samba4: https://nowsci.com/samba-domain
- LDAP from that is used for services like Nexcloud, etc.
- I then run Keycloak to add OIDC to the AD: https://www.keycloak.org/
- This is for other services like Outline that only support Oauth/OIDC
- And lastly, I use Oauth2-proxy to support everything else by adding OIDC to my nginx proxy: https://oauth2-proxy.github.io/oauth2-proxy/
- This supports systems like SearNGX with no native login that I want to limit to my users.
Now I have a full FOSS Active Directory for SSO logging into computers and services that supports 2FA where desired.
There was a time when I tried to educate people on the negative effects of browser monoculture. Okay, my mum didn’t get it, but I was more disappointed by my fellow devs. Everyone took the easy route and happily stayed on Uncle Google’s lap.
Hot take: Developers used to all be tech focused. Development today is just a job.
Outriders. And a bit more tame but Unravel 2 for in-person.
I just posted to Reddit about my Twystlock gaming accessory release. Something free for everyone.
Most subreddits don’t allow cross-posting, so I made 5 posts in total. 1 was taken down by mods. 3 were taken down by Reddit. Only r/Handhelds
survived.
I don’t use Reddit anymore in day to day, but I’ve had releases like Winapps sit at the top of r/Linux
for days and never had these issues until more recently. Garbage.