Advanced routing on Linux
I'm having a problem with a Linux based router with a non-trivial setup. I was wondering if there are some recommendations on where to read up on advanced routing. The problem in a nutshell: packages coming from VLANs (which I see coming in with tcpdump) are not being forwarded to their destination to the other, directly connected networks. No idea why or how to debug the routing decisions of the kernel.
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btw: the router has multiple NICs, 2 of them are bonded into bond0 and serve as a trunk. On bond0 I have several VLAN interfaces towards the internal networks, these interfaces have the IP addresses.
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I'm having a problem with a Linux based router with a non-trivial setup. I was wondering if there are some recommendations on where to read up on advanced routing. The problem in a nutshell: packages coming from VLANs (which I see coming in with tcpdump) are not being forwarded to their destination to the other, directly connected networks. No idea why or how to debug the routing decisions of the kernel.
​
btw: the router has multiple NICs, 2 of them are bonded into bond0 and serve as a trunk. On bond0 I have several VLAN interfaces towards the internal networks, these interfaces have the IP addresses.
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Advanced routing on Linux
I'm having a problem with a Linux based router with a non-trivial setup. I was wondering if there are some recommendations on where to read up on...
Good mini PC to run a firewall?
Hello,
I'm looking for recommendations to run a firewall at home. At the moment I'm using an Ubiquiti Edgerouter 4. I'm looking to replace it with a mini PC with at least one SFP+ port to handle a symmetric 2Gbps Internet connection.
Something like this https://shop.opnsense.com/product/dec840-opnsense-desktop-security-appliance/
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Hello,
I'm looking for recommendations to run a firewall at home. At the moment I'm using an Ubiquiti Edgerouter 4. I'm looking to replace it with a mini PC with at least one SFP+ port to handle a symmetric 2Gbps Internet connection.
Something like this https://shop.opnsense.com/product/dec840-opnsense-desktop-security-appliance/
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Advice on a convertible notebook for Linux
Hello,
I am about to switch to Linux for the first time ever.
I plan to get a convertible notebook, probably either a Lenovo, or a Dell, or an Asus device, and install Debian on it. Convertibles in general seem to be going a bit out of fashion, and although Asus seems to have the widest selection of models, I'm leaning towards Dell.
Can you recommend a brand, and should I expect any hardware issues with a convertible?
Thanks for advice,
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Hello,
I am about to switch to Linux for the first time ever.
I plan to get a convertible notebook, probably either a Lenovo, or a Dell, or an Asus device, and install Debian on it. Convertibles in general seem to be going a bit out of fashion, and although Asus seems to have the widest selection of models, I'm leaning towards Dell.
Can you recommend a brand, and should I expect any hardware issues with a convertible?
Thanks for advice,
s
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Advice on a convertible notebook for Linux
Hello, I am about to switch to Linux for the first time ever. I plan to get a convertible notebook, probably either a Lenovo, or a Dell, or an...
How often should I rotate my ssh keys?
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How You Should Rotate Your SSH Keys for Maximum Security
Learn why rotating your SSH keys is essential for preventing credential theft. Discover best practices for SSH key rotation and how to protect your systems from potential breaches.
What advice do you have for my son who is into Linux?
My son is in elementary school. For some weird reason, he is into Linux. He reads books on Linux. Martin helmke, Linux Bible, cur rently reading Linux Command Line, autobiography by Torvalds etc. He knows a lot of the terminology - he says stuff related to KDE, GNOME, distro, etc. which I dont understand. I am assuming that is fairly simple stuff but I cannot tell how deep his knowledge goes.
I looked up these forums and realized that he should not just read but also actively do. So sometimes we sit together and tinker around with the command line on his Raspberry Pi.
What else should he be doing? He is in it purely out of interest. So can you recommend any new activities, any other books? If he continues, what should he do next? With coding, usually you make an app or create websites etc when you are older. What do you do with knowledge in Linux?
Also, is there another subreddit I can ask this question?
Edit: Thanks to everyone for your encouragement, comments and suggestions. I will look into each and everyone of them.
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My son is in elementary school. For some weird reason, he is into Linux. He reads books on Linux. Martin helmke, Linux Bible, cur rently reading Linux Command Line, autobiography by Torvalds etc. He knows a lot of the terminology - he says stuff related to KDE, GNOME, distro, etc. which I dont understand. I am assuming that is fairly simple stuff but I cannot tell how deep his knowledge goes.
I looked up these forums and realized that he should not just read but also actively do. So sometimes we sit together and tinker around with the command line on his Raspberry Pi.
What else should he be doing? He is in it purely out of interest. So can you recommend any new activities, any other books? If he continues, what should he do next? With coding, usually you make an app or create websites etc when you are older. What do you do with knowledge in Linux?
Also, is there another subreddit I can ask this question?
Edit: Thanks to everyone for your encouragement, comments and suggestions. I will look into each and everyone of them.
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What advice do you have for my son who is into Linux?
My son is in elementary school. For some weird reason, he is into Linux. He reads books on Linux. Martin helmke, Linux Bible, cur rently reading...
Announcing the release of Fedora Linux 34 Beta
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Announcing the release of Fedora Linux 34 Beta - Fedora Magazine
The Fedora 34 Linux Beta release is here. Get a preview of what's coming in Fedora Linux 34 next month and help us test.
Dr. Marshall Kirk McKusick talks about the TCP/IP wars and UNIX.
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TCP_IP_WARS
This is "TCP_IP_WARS" by Cary Jardin on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.
System76 engineer interview with Louis Rossmann on right to repair.
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System76 laptop engineer SUPPORTS Right to Repair; interview with Louis Rossmann
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OSI response to Richard Stallman's reappointment to the Board of FSF
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The junior sysadmin course at r/LinuxUpskillChallenge restarts shortly
This free month-long course is re-starting again on the first Monday of next month.
Daily lessons appear in the sub-reddit /r/linuxupskillchallenge - which is also used for support/discussion.
Has been running successfully now every month since February 2020 - more detail at: https://LinuxUpskillChallenge.org
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This free month-long course is re-starting again on the first Monday of next month.
Daily lessons appear in the sub-reddit /r/linuxupskillchallenge - which is also used for support/discussion.
Has been running successfully now every month since February 2020 - more detail at: https://LinuxUpskillChallenge.org
- Steve
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Linux Upskill Challenge - Linux Upskill Challenge
A month-long course aimed at those who aspire to get Linux-related jobs in the industry - junior Linux sysadmin, DevOps-related work, and similar. Learn the skills required to sysadmin a remote Linux server from the commandline.
Linux doesn't need marketing, it needs hardware
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Linux doesn't need marketing, it needs HARDWARE
Try KernelCare+ for free for 30 days by signing up here: https://lp.kernelcare.com/kernelcare-plus-experiment
Linux, as in the whole of GNU/Linux, including all distributions, is amazing, but it's still stagnating at around one to 2 percent of market share…
Linux, as in the whole of GNU/Linux, including all distributions, is amazing, but it's still stagnating at around one to 2 percent of market share…
Crystal v1.0.0 has been released!
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Release 1.0.0 · crystal-lang/crystal
Language changes
Support Tuple#[](Range) with compile-time range literals. (#10379, thanks @HertzDevil)
Macros
Don't use named argument key names as parameters for method_missing calls. (#10...
Support Tuple#[](Range) with compile-time range literals. (#10379, thanks @HertzDevil)
Macros
Don't use named argument key names as parameters for method_missing calls. (#10...
My saga with the almighty Gentoo continues.
Just started with merging the 276 packages of Plasma 5.
Nvidia driver is installed and working...
Luckily there are binary packages for Firefox and LibreOffice. :)
This experiment is being very educational.
Started this today 3PM... Its now 9:33PM...
5 hours and 33 minutes... Not bad :)
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Just started with merging the 276 packages of Plasma 5.
Nvidia driver is installed and working...
Luckily there are binary packages for Firefox and LibreOffice. :)
This experiment is being very educational.
Started this today 3PM... Its now 9:33PM...
5 hours and 33 minutes... Not bad :)
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My saga with the almighty Gentoo continues.
Just started with merging the 276 packages of Plasma 5. Nvidia driver is installed and working... Luckily there are binary packages for Firefox...
issue with steam games (fedora)
hey yall, I've recently started Linux and im having some issues, Ive successfully installed and have been running steam.
The issue Ive been facing is a game called loop hero is not launching, the preparing to launch box pops up for half a second then nothing happens...
Any ideas?
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hey yall, I've recently started Linux and im having some issues, Ive successfully installed and have been running steam.
The issue Ive been facing is a game called loop hero is not launching, the preparing to launch box pops up for half a second then nothing happens...
Any ideas?
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issue with steam games (fedora)
hey yall, I've recently started Linux and im having some issues, Ive successfully installed and have been running steam. The issue Ive been...
RoshanOS 1.1 released. RoshanOS is developed specially for Windows users. You may try but I suggest you to offer it to Windows users only. Video: https://youtu.be/74x03RrLmlY. Download: https://sourceforge.net/projects/roshan-os/
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Create Your First Helm Chart (Part 03)
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DEVOPS DONE RIGHT
Create Your First Helm Chart (Part 03)
Bonjour! So we’ve had our minikube cluster up and running and tried setting up MySQL application onto our cluster using publicly available Helm Charts in our previous blog. In case, you haven…
How screen capture softwares are built?
I'd like to get an insight on how these kind of screenshot or video recorder softwares are built. Do they read /dev/fb? They mess with video drivers and the gpu raw output? They work with the compositor? Wayland? Xorg? Framebuffer? Kms?
I checked Spectacle source code and got pretty far, but did not understand where a read function call come from
It's too much terms, someone please give me an insight on how I could build a proof of concept of a screen recording app
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I'd like to get an insight on how these kind of screenshot or video recorder softwares are built. Do they read /dev/fb? They mess with video drivers and the gpu raw output? They work with the compositor? Wayland? Xorg? Framebuffer? Kms?
I checked Spectacle source code and got pretty far, but did not understand where a read function call come from
It's too much terms, someone please give me an insight on how I could build a proof of concept of a screen recording app
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How screen capture softwares are built?
I'd like to get an insight on how these kind of screenshot or video recorder softwares are built. Do they read /dev/fb? They mess with video...
Linus Torvalds on where Rust will fit into Linux
https://www.zdnet.com/article/linus-torvalds-on-where-rust-will-fit-into-linux/
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Linus Torvalds on where Rust will fit into Linux
Slowly but surely the Rust language is making its way into Linux. I talked with Linus Torvalds and Greg Kroah-Hartman about where they see Rust and Linux working together.