social.dk-libre.fr is a Fediverse instance that uses the ActivityPub protocol. In other words, users at this host can communicate with people that use software like Mastodon, Pleroma, Friendica, etc. all around the world.
This server runs the snac software and there is no automatic sign-up process.
Ein eigener Backupserver mit Debian, ZFS und BorgBackup
https://www.moellnitz.de/ein-eigener-backupserver-mit-debian-zfs-und-borgbackup/
#BorgBackup #Backupserver #Debian13 #Linux #ZFS #ZFSMirror #Datensicherung #Backupstrategie #Georedundanz #Datensouveränität #HetznerStoragebox #NAS #WireGuard #RTCWakeup #BackupAutomatisierung #SMARTMonitoring #Selfhosting
My YouTube kept stuttering and loading poorly on #Telekom in the evenings. Fix: selective policy routing on a #MikroTik running #RouterOS.
DNS FWD entries (youtube.com, googlevideo.com, ytimg.com …) dynamically populate an IPv6 address list. Mangle marks new connections; a dedicated routing table sends them through a WireGuard tunnel to route64.org (AS212895) instead of the Telekom default route. Plus NAT masquerade into the tunnel, TCP MSS clamping and a FastTrack exception. IPv4 to YouTube targets is rejected → true IPv6-only.
Mein #YouTube ruckelte abends bei der #Telekom. Lösung: selektives Policy-Routing auf einem #MikroTik mit #RouterOS
DNS-FWD-Einträge (youtube.com, googlevideo.com, ytimg.com …) füllen dynamisch eine #IPv6 Adressliste. #Mangle markiert neue Verbindungen; eine eigene Routing-Tabelle leitet sie über einen WireGuard-Tunnel zu route64.org (AS212895) statt über die Telekom-Defaultroute. Dazu NAT-Masquerade in den Tunnel, TCP-MSS-Clamping und FastTrack-Ausnahme. IPv4 zu YouTube per reject gesperrt → IPv6-Only.
Mein YouTube ruckelte abends bei der #Telekom. Lösung: selektives Policy-Routing auf einem #MikroTik mit #RouterOS.
DNS-FWD-Einträge (youtube.com, googlevideo.com, ytimg.com …) füllen dynamisch eine IPv6-Adressliste. Mangle markiert neue Verbindungen; eine eigene Routing-Tabelle leitet sie über einen WireGuard-Tunnel zu route64.org (AS212895) statt über die Telekom-Defaultroute. Dazu NAT-Masquerade in den Tunnel, TCP-MSS-Clamping und FastTrack-Ausnahme. IPv4 zu YouTube per reject gesperrt → IPv6-Only.
My YouTube kept stuttering and loading poorly on #Telekom in the evenings. Fix: selective policy routing on a MikroTik running #RouterOS.
DNS FWD entries (youtube.com, googlevideo.com, ytimg.com …) dynamically populate an IPv6 address list. Mangle marks new connections; a dedicated routing table sends them through a WireGuard tunnel to route64.org (AS212895) instead of the Telekom default route. Plus NAT masquerade into the tunnel, TCP MSS clamping and a FastTrack exception. IPv4 to YouTube targets is rejected → true IPv6-only.
Mein YouTube ruckelte abends bei der #Telekom. Lösung: selektives Policy-Routing auf einem MikroTik mit #RouterOS.
DNS-FWD-Einträge (youtube.com, googlevideo.com, ytimg.com …) füllen dynamisch eine IPv6-Adressliste. Mangle markiert neue Verbindungen; eine eigene Routing-Tabelle leitet sie über einen WireGuard-Tunnel zu route64.org (AS212895) statt über die Telekom-Defaultroute. Dazu NAT-Masquerade in den Tunnel, TCP-MSS-Clamping und FastTrack-Ausnahme. IPv4 zu YouTube per reject gesperrt → IPv6-Only.
WireGuard Easy 15.5 adds AmneziaWG 3.1 support, security fixes, configurable WireGuard interfaces, and improved proxy handling.
https://linuxiac.com/wireguard-easy-15-5-adds-amneziawg-3-1-support-security-fixes/
Hey #NetBSD guys,
How do you set up #WireGuard? wg-quick isn't available for NetBSD from what I can tell. I got wireguard-go to create the tun0 interface, but when I try to feed the config file to it, I get a parsing error:
rld@discovery:~$ doas wg setconf tun0 /etc/wireguard/protonvpn.conf
Line unrecognized: `Address=10.~~~.~~~.~~~/32,2a07:~~~~::2:2/128'
Configuration parsing error
rld@discovery:~$
(~~~=redacted)
🟠 Nouvel article sur le blog !
Aujourd'hui petit article rapide AppArmor qui cause quelques petits soucis à wg-quick sous Ubuntu 26.04.
Bonne lecture ! 😃
Finally got around to playing with #headscale and it's pretty great! I hadn't used #TailScale before, though I've done #wireguard stuff in some way for years.
Is there a way to debug the (non) connection between a wireguard client inside a FreeBSD Jail, and a remote wireguard server (on a FreeBSD host)?
It looks like nothing gets out of the Jail, so tcpdump is probably not the tool I need right now.
I wish I could get debug logs from the client, but I got nothing.
So, the onboard SBC in my van wasn't reachable from via #Wireguard today.
I first suspected that the wg-quick service hadn't been started correctly, but it had.
However, `sudo wg` listed 172.31.255.254 as the IP address of my VPN server (I run Wireguard mostly in a star topology).
My guess is that the LTE modem that provides the uplink had some kind of connection problem and turned into a captive portal, responding to every DNS query with its own IP. And Wireguard only looks up the host once.