I enjoy when users think that the importance of their document, how long it is, or when it is due has any bearing on whether or not it can be recovered if they didn't bother to save it and word crashed on them.
I'm not familiar with Incommon but it sounds like a straightforward SSO implementation, if I understand it right
Shibboleth acts as an identity provider (IDP), authenticating to Incommon on the back end and offering SSO on the front end
You set up your other websites as service providers that consume SAML tokens from Shibboleth
I might have the details slightly wrong because I'm just extrapolating from other SSO platforms
Sorry, possibly wasn't clear. I have Shibboleth working right now.
What I'm looking to do, is due to college political stuff, we can't officially host our two apps (one live, one coming online), and our departmental site on the same servers. I have no effing idea why, but thems the rules (made by people who clearly don't do any sort of tech stuff).
Which means I'd have to do three shib implementations, and it's just generally a pain. There's also the fact that one of the apps I build with some nginx and Node socket functionality, and getting Shib working on Nginx is a fucking nightmare (Like, have one of the Shib Consortium guys in my phone contacts at this point and we actually gave up and just switched back to Apache with our live app).
So I'm looking to have one Apache server handle the authentication for both apps and our department site, and then have everything hosted on their own sandboxed servers because we have to make the people happy. I'm assuming I'd be authenticating, then setting my own HTTP headers and bouncing around within the internal project network to then create the sessions? But I actually have no idea if that's even a thing, or an awful idea, or what.
Does anyone know a good way to identify all TLS 1 devices on a given network?
nmap will do it with a script, but it's going to be pretty heavy handed and intrusive so could get picked up by security protections or cause performance degradation.
nmap --script ssl-enum-ciphers -p 443 <host or network>
You could also use more advanced tools like Nessus.
Just remember that half the people you meet are below average intelligence.
What do you all do for provisioning new/modifying users? We are in the constant free fall of trying to come up with solutions on our own, and none of them are really adequate. Something that is in the format of Form -> Approval -> Automation, though the automation bit can be handled by our back-end as long as there is decent interfacing (webhooks etc). Ideally free to cheap.
What do you all do for provisioning new/modifying users? We are in the constant free fall of trying to come up with solutions on our own, and none of them are really adequate. Something that is in the format of Form -> Approval -> Automation, though the automation bit can be handled by our back-end as long as there is decent interfacing (webhooks etc). Ideally free to cheap.
I wrote a thing that grabs a CSV from our employee information database and creates all of the scripts I need to create a user. I spend a minute checking it over for sanity/collisions, and then around five minutes running the scripts and provisioning the email stuff. I could automate it a tiny bit more but it wouldn’t be worth the time, especially since we rarely hire anyone new.
Was told by my boss to play nice with a vendor who complained today.
Fortunately my boss, his boss, and his boss all know it's the vendor being ridiculous because I have offered (via email so there's a paper trail) to work with them on this problem day after day and they never responded or asked me.
I enjoy when users think that the importance of their document, how long it is, or when it is due has any bearing on whether or not it can be recovered if they didn't bother to save it and word crashed on them.
Little do they know, the more important the document and the sooner the deadline directly impacts the likelihood of the crash in the first place.
So for those of you who have done the job search or getting hired thing recently, what do you do with your resume to get it seen? Or how did you format it?
Should I start with experience and certifications?
Work history?
So for those of you who have done the job search or getting hired thing recently, what do you do with your resume to get it seen? Or how did you format it?
Should I start with experience and certifications?
Work history?
Put "DevOps" somewhere in it.
Recruiters will be licking the screen when seeing it.
Secure DevOps implementing cloud native blockchain solutions leveraging AI neural netw to optimize a containerized infrastructure in our journey to true serverless agility
Really they're secure, scalable solutions with distributed integrity models so we can enable collaborative intelligence communities to engage holistic Kubernetes for real time reporting.
Really they're secure, scalable solutions with distributed integrity models so we can enable collaborative intelligence communities to engage holistic Kubernetes for real time reporting.
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Mostly just huntin' monsters.
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Really they're secure, scalable solutions with distributed integrity models so we can enable collaborative intelligence communities to engage holistic Kubernetes for real time reporting.
Secure DevOps implementing cloud native blockchain solutions leveraging AI neural netw to optimize a containerized infrastructure in our journey to true serverless agility
My million dollar idea. A chatbot for troubleshooting your build that asks you inane questions about your explanation, forcing you to walk back through your build to figure out what you misconfigured.
My million dollar idea. A chatbot for troubleshooting your build that asks you inane questions about your explanation, forcing you to walk back through your build to figure out what you misconfigured.
That already exists in the form of multiple products. They're commonly refereed to as "consutlants" and "vendor support".
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My million dollar idea. A chatbot for troubleshooting your build that asks you inane questions about your explanation, forcing you to walk back through your build to figure out what you misconfigured.
I'm going to create a chatbot that finds answers to your questions by posting a blatantly wrong answer on Twitter and then scraping the responses.
My million dollar idea. A chatbot for troubleshooting your build that asks you inane questions about your explanation, forcing you to walk back through your build to figure out what you misconfigured.
I'm going to create a chatbot that finds answers to your questions by posting a blatantly wrong answer on Twitter and then scraping the responses.
You know, if your system is going to use email addresses as user names (please don't), at least support all the same characters as email addresses (spoiler: almost everything is a valid character in an email address).
You know, if your system is going to use email addresses as user names (please don't), at least support all the same characters as email addresses (spoiler: almost everything is a valid character in an email address).
What I don't get, is, if it fails to deliver a setup/validation link to the user, who cares? That's your filter right there for if the email worked. It's not 1996 anymore, they're not going to buffer overflow the email server if you accept a tilde.
not a doctor, not a lawyer, examples I use may not be fully researched so don't take out of context plz, don't @ me
You know, if your system is going to use email addresses as user names (please don't), at least support all the same characters as email addresses (spoiler: almost everything is a valid character in an email address).
What I don't get, is, if it fails to deliver a setup/validation link to the user, who cares? That's your filter right there for if the email worked. It's not 1996 anymore, they're not going to buffer overflow the email server if you accept a tilde.
Real talk: Skype for Business is some hot fucking garbage.
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Sorry, possibly wasn't clear. I have Shibboleth working right now.
What I'm looking to do, is due to college political stuff, we can't officially host our two apps (one live, one coming online), and our departmental site on the same servers. I have no effing idea why, but thems the rules (made by people who clearly don't do any sort of tech stuff).
Which means I'd have to do three shib implementations, and it's just generally a pain. There's also the fact that one of the apps I build with some nginx and Node socket functionality, and getting Shib working on Nginx is a fucking nightmare (Like, have one of the Shib Consortium guys in my phone contacts at this point and we actually gave up and just switched back to Apache with our live app).
So I'm looking to have one Apache server handle the authentication for both apps and our department site, and then have everything hosted on their own sandboxed servers because we have to make the people happy. I'm assuming I'd be authenticating, then setting my own HTTP headers and bouncing around within the internal project network to then create the sessions? But I actually have no idea if that's even a thing, or an awful idea, or what.
nmap will do it with a script, but it's going to be pretty heavy handed and intrusive so could get picked up by security protections or cause performance degradation.
nmap --script ssl-enum-ciphers -p 443 <host or network>
You could also use more advanced tools like Nessus.
-Professional bullshit writer.
As in, I have to write bullshit so it doesn't sound like I'm calling you stupid when you are, in fact, stupid.
I wrote a thing that grabs a CSV from our employee information database and creates all of the scripts I need to create a user. I spend a minute checking it over for sanity/collisions, and then around five minutes running the scripts and provisioning the email stuff. I could automate it a tiny bit more but it wouldn’t be worth the time, especially since we rarely hire anyone new.
This is a clickable link to my Steam Profile.
Fortunately my boss, his boss, and his boss all know it's the vendor being ridiculous because I have offered (via email so there's a paper trail) to work with them on this problem day after day and they never responded or asked me.
Little do they know, the more important the document and the sooner the deadline directly impacts the likelihood of the crash in the first place.
Should I start with experience and certifications?
Work history?
Put "DevOps" somewhere in it.
Recruiters will be licking the screen when seeing it.
Or am I!?
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This is a clickable link to my Steam Profile.
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Look, we haven't even gotten to the mentor, encouragement coach, high-five giver section yet.
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My braine meets are melting.
Wud yoo laek to lern aboot meatz? Look here!
That already exists in the form of multiple products. They're commonly refereed to as "consutlants" and "vendor support".
I'm going to create a chatbot that finds answers to your questions by posting a blatantly wrong answer on Twitter and then scraping the responses.
Cunningham's bot.
What I don't get, is, if it fails to deliver a setup/validation link to the user, who cares? That's your filter right there for if the email worked. It's not 1996 anymore, they're not going to buffer overflow the email server if you accept a tilde.
Real talk: Skype for Business is some hot fucking garbage.
Hahahah.
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I'm willing to accept either.
I asked it how much total storage we're using in o365, and it told me 8(kb/mb/gb/tb)
The fuck does that mean
You know. . . 8
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