User:Ada/prototyping
| link | date |
|---|---|
| breadcube setup | 20.09.22 |
| the internet&markup | 27.09.22 |
⧆ breadcube setup
keywords: sandbox, raspberry pi, server, unix-like software, post-PRISM age (surveillance program)
Sandbox
- Spaces for testing and prototyping software and describe how users and processes can be isolated for security purpuses.
- Debian = OP most often used for servers, or computer without a graphic interaction (only terminal). UTF8 = character encoding
Server commands BREADCUBE
ssh ada @145.24.139.110
wall message
pwd (home)
ls (listing command)
apt intall nginx(install engine sever to access files from the server)
cd var/www/html
nano ada.html
(exit cntrl x)
http://145.24.139.110/ada.html
<a href="suzan.html".suzan,/a>
(to write)
figlet -f /usr/share/figlet/script.flf MESSAGE
ls /usr/share/figlet/
figlet -f shadow ada
- Root = main user
- Pseudo but not root: pseudoappinstall (will work if ur not root)
⧆ internet & markup
Hub: https://pzwiki.wdka.nl/mediadesign/HUB
Hidden network main notes: xvm(xpub virtual machine) is the only publicly reachable server on the network (so if u need to see a page like from the bootleg library, you ask for the bl server to serve the main page of the software used). Basically the request goes from a laptop to
laptop—> xvm —> bootleg —> xvm—→ laptop
- XVM is the only one that has a domain name (xpub.nl, the rest is unreachable without xvm)
Tinc
- Software that makes these hidden networks
- Installing to add breadcube to the HUB
Shell Cheat Sheet