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How to create a Keybase bot and run arbitrary things, as the bot, from a shell.

Before you begin:

Requires: Docker, access to Docker Hub, existing Keybase account.

To make sure those things are ready:

docker pull keybaseio/client:stable-node

keybase whoami

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https://mwl.io/nonfiction/tools#ssh

https://man.openbsd.org/sshd.8

https://github.blog/2019-08-14-ssh-certificate-authentication-for-github-enterprise-cloud/

https://www.openbsd.org/donations.html

Make a SSH CA key:

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By default with Atom 1.36.1, when you run atom on Linux/WSL CLI you'll run this script:

$ which atom
/c/Users/Solvaholic/AppData/Local/atom/bin/atom
$ cat $(which atom)
#!/bin/sh
"$(dirname "$0")/../app-1.36.1/resources/cli/atom.sh" "$@"

resources/cli/atom.sh sets $ATOMCMD to point to resources/cli/atom.cmd, then runs it like this:

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KVM on Linux Mint

KVM seems to work well and run light on Linux distributions. With libvirt and virt-manager, it's intuitive to use, too.

Resources

• A guide on mintguide.com
• Polkit access control and SSHPolicyKitSetup on libvirt.org
• polkit rule for using virt-manager to manage VMs on a remote system as non-root
• https://virt-manager.org/

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Kanboard

IMPORTANT: The steps here will get Kanboard running, but the server is NOT fit for use on a public network. Before you make this Kanboard server available online, you'll need to secure your LAMP stack and configure SSL/TLS to secure client connections.

Self-host Kanboard, a project management system with compelling features including:

• Interactive, customizable team-based project management
• LDAP, GitHub, and Google authentication.
• Web-based API.

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Putting LEDE on a Netgear N600 (WNDR3400)

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This one goes on top

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You have a bundle.tgz file that contains many files. You want only one of those files, diag.txt, and you're not sure of its path.

Get diag.txt from bundle.tgz with tar

If you know there's only one file named diag.txt, this is straightforward:

tar -xzOf bundle.tgz "*/diag.txt" > diag.txt

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You can use curl or GraphiQL to query your GitHub Enterprise or GitHub.com GraphQL API for rate limit status:

• Method is POST (not GET)

• Query

query {
  viewer {
 login

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Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am solvaholic on github.
• I am solvaholic (https://keybase.io/solvaholic) on keybase.
• I have a public key ASB9NRn0eP7DgWRPFNKAfYh0fUTjmO1PLT0OX3MiunD46Qo

To claim this, I am signing this object: