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Are there any guides to using it with reverse proxies like traefik? I've been wanting to try it out but haven't had time to do the research yet.

Problem is that unless the person was paid for contributing, what goods or services are being exchanged with the project. I mean if Microsoft received money from that person for a subscription or something I might see them having to ban the user and refund the money. But what did the project receive that would violate sanctions? Volunteer work is usually not covered or else relief organizations and religious missionaries would be banned and the US historically loves sending those. What am I missing?

Yes it's defects in the ingress-nginx controller package.

Yeah definitely makes sense to me in stomach and vagina and similar areas. Just wasn't sure if in was missing something on the face. Maybe in combination with something that was probiotic I guess, but I don't see any of that. So prebiotic without probiotic treatment seems risky.

Depends on what you're backing up. Is it configs for applications, images, video, etc? If it's application configs, you can set up those applications in a virtual machine and have a process run that starts the machine, restores the configs, and makes sure the applications start or whatever other tests you want. There are applications for doing that.

If it's images or videos, you can create a script to randomly pick a few, restore them, and check the integrity of the files. Usually just a check of the file header (first few bytes of the file) will tell you if it's an image or video type of file and maybe a check on the file size to make sure it's not an unreasonably small size, like a video that's only 100 bytes or something.

All this seems like overkill though in most scenarios.

I'll take one. Feel free to DM me.

If you want to keep your LDAP as the source of truth, then Keycloak is also a very good option. I did that originally, but decided I only had a couple of things needing LDAP and that wasn't worth keeping it around. Authentik was a good way to emulate an LDAP but with a different back end. But Keycloak is definitely my recommendation in your case.

Keycloak. Took me a bit to learn the basics, but it has been way easier to troubleshoot than Authentik and has more features. If you need something that mimics LDAP rather than syncing with an existing LDAP, then Authentik is pretty good. I don't use LDAP, though.

I use Arthurian legend related stuff. Servers and desktops are locations. My portable devices are the names of swords. IoT devices are more explicitly descriptive since I won't need to type in, but it's more important to recognize them when I see them, like lightswitch-livingroom.

I mean 1 mile is still a 20 min walk or so. A bus can cover it in a couple of minutes and you won't be exhausted, especially if carrying a heavy bag of books, it's uphill, it's raining, it's snowing, it's exceptionally hot, there are no sidewalks, you have to detour significantly to cross a body of water, highway, or other hazard, you have a mobility impairment, or you just don't want to waste 40 minutes of your day walking when you could jump on a bus and spend that time doing other things. Now if it's a choice of waiting for a bus that only comes every 20-30 min and walking, sure.

Problem is most of us are under personal attack, so we don't have the ability or energy to fight for others. And since the personal attacks are of a potentially violent or otherwise life threatening nature rather than simply a political one, it means many of us can't afford to stand up.

I mean that's what they asked for. They've seen how Putin operates and Trump has shown great admiration for his methods. So they should assume he would use those kinds of threats and alleged follow-through.