Forward proxy. Reverse proxy is meant for inbound connections, not outbound.
You're probably overthinking this though. Unless you absolutely need a SOCKS proxy, just setup a wireguard tunnel. It'll be faster since it's in-kernel and uses UDP.
Here's an easy script that'll get you setup fast:
https://github.com/rapiz1/rathole if you're wanting to forward raw ports
Wireguard if you're just wanting to run a boring reverse proxy. I use this to get me up and running fast on Wireguard:
https://github.com/angristan/wireguard-install
This guide should help you be able to visualize what you're trying to do better: https://blog.fuzzymistborn.com/vps-reverse-proxy-tunnel/
Good luck!
You appear to be already using Cloudflare so it might be doing a "good" enough job to combat spambots and other adversaries.
Since I don't much like cloudflare, my instance uses Crowdsec which uses a crowd sourced block list aggregated from other servers to block out nasty IPs that have a bad reputation for attempting to run automated exploits, spam, overzealous crawlers, and other assorted nasty stuff on said servers that the list is crowdsourced from. A lot of Tor exit nodes, to no surprise, are on that list too.
Idk this is something that might pique your interest if you want to further harden your setup.
Using a third-party app or mobile web browser?
Really? I could've swore I saw the likes of beehaw and other "safe" instances interact with the vanilla porn instances.
We now have a vast custom emoji library!
Do note that selecting them from the drawer menu is currently broken so you'll have to input them using emojihere notation.
(You can still see them from the drawer menu so you can see what we have available)
Indeed.
Done.
Sure thing. Gimme a sec.
Recursively removed every linked community that points to an instance that defederated us
I wrote a script that recursively removed every linked community that defederated us in order to declutter our list of dead communities/communities that nobody can partake in because of the aforementioned defederation.
If you wish to access the community that you wanted to revisit, I recommend that you go to the site where the community is located. Do note that said communities could've been deleted from their respective instances after we were defederated since a defederation means that all contact is cut off between you and the instance who initiated the block.
Some in the matrix have suggested that I run an archive of the ones that were accessible before the defederation went into effect. I do not wish to archive the ones that weren't removed after the defederation went into effect. That's a huge undertaking for one person who already maintains the backend for this site. If you wish, I can temporarily revert the removed communities so that you can run whatever scraping tool you
Hopefully I fixed the logic once and for all. The second part, you'd have to take that up with Disa, he's the one who wrote the UI portion, assuming he's interested.
Dunno what happened but it works now. I probably mistakenly ran it on my laptop's dev environment instead of the server.
Looking into it.. I'm a bad coder lol.
I ended up adding some improvements to this current script. Dead/nonfunctional instances are excluded as well as instances with < 50 users. (Sorry single instance users who comment here, please don't take this personally.)
instances.burggit.moe should be back
Had to redo a bunch of stuff because I forgot to copy the stuff over from the old host and my disk containing the project files got wiped.
To add, I improved upon it and have it automatically remove the nonworking sites from the list. Since there are a lot of dead/nonfunctional instances we're still linked to.
Should be back up now.
Debian works, I just wanted something with newer packages. Using kubuntu 23.04. Hell, OpenSUSE tumbleweed also works, but Plasma crashes on me randomly, murdering my session.
I've concluded that Arch has to be toggling something in their kernel that my hardware doesn't agree with at build time, because it's the only distro that kernel panics happen on.
It is mlmym, but it's set to be plugged into our instance.
It's not just you. I need to work on it again since I forgot to copy it over when we moved servers and lost all of my work for making the logic work since my /home partition got reformatted.
Automated script to remove all traces of Snap from a fresh install, including reinstalling a standalone version of Firefox. Designed for Kubuntu.
Automated script to remove all traces of Snap from a fresh install, including reinstalling a standalone version of Firefox. Designed for Kubuntu. - GitHub - Jacksaur/NoFoxGiven: Automated script to...
old.burggit.moe should be fixed.
I didn't realize that I forgot to set it back up when we migrated servers. Sorry about that.. 😅
I'm a unique case because my first foray into Linux was using the CLI via SSH on a server, and I thought the CLI was insanely cool and was immediately hooked. So I don't really have any good advice other than to just force yourself to use it I guess?
Ironically, I have a more difficult time using desktop Linux just because it's not a headless environment like I'm used to. I still use it ofc.
Microsoft is moving Windows to the cloud and Apple will be happy to have you run macOS on the cloud
Article talks about thin clients and cloud computing taking over
More than 600 communities across the U.S. have decided to build their own broadband networks after decades of predatory behavior, slow speeds, and high prices by regional telecom monopolies.That in…
old.reddit.com style layout deployed at https://old.burggit.moe
a familiar desktop experience for lemmy. Contribute to rystaf/mlmym development by creating an account on GitHub.
Embeds should hopefully be fixed
Let me know if you still experience issues.
