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    @thewk yes that's possible. There are 2 ways you can use (and combine). One is using authentik with forward auth via Middleware. That means authentik (and therefore also possible MFA) is shown before you can reach your service. The other way is when your service supports oidc, saml etc. Then authentik is called from that service at login.
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    Random git tip for small devices:git config core.bigFileThreshold 50mBy default git's "unpack" logic is quite memory intensive and if you need to "git pull" a large repo on something like an rpi zero you will probably end up OOMing. Set the threshold for "big files" to something reasonable (like 50 megs) and instead of reading the entire file into RAM and then writing it, it does a streaming copy and has a tiny in-memory I/O buffer instead. Yay.(optionally specify git config --global to apply to all repos)#homelab #homeautomation
  • #opensuse Leap 16.0 is out!

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    @stefano Running Leap 16 in VirtualBox 7.1 on my Debian laptop. Leap 16 has some problems.First, it only successfully boots every *other* time it powers on. The other times, after the boot loader, it shuts down automatically with no warning.Secondly, there are strange network issues though this may be a Virtual Box thing. I just tried installing Debian 13 and the network config during the installer is continuously failing at DHCP. I'm on public wifi at a hospital, but that shouldn't matter because the laptop itself and my phone connect to the wifi no problems. I suspect I have some troubleshooting to do there....but only being able to successfully power up every other time? Yeah, that is strange.
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    @winterschon@mastodon.bsd.cafe My concern with the Mikrotik PCI-E card is the lack of a switch chip, meaning the CPU can very easily eat into the line rate potential for traffic forwarding. That's why it never has caught on with a regular DPU / Smart NIC, in my book.