I'm running squeezelite on picoreplayer on a raspberry pi 3 with a
hifiberry amp 2.
What are the keyboard controls and how do I configure them?
Is it in squeezelite or picoreplayer?
I want to butcher a wireless keyboard and make a controller with
pause/play next/last track and volume using
mherger wrote:
> > This unfortunately might be a very common problem as a VPN server is
> > often the GW (Mine is both, IPSEC and SSL)
>
> I doubt it'll be anywhere near "common". Please let me know if it causes
>
> you a problem.
>
> --
>
> Michael
Hi Michael
No I don't think it'll be a
Ok, figured it might be something like that. Not an easy problem to
solve. In this circumstance it would be better to receive a page back
that says *why* the request was blocked and where to look to allow it
rather than a 403. Anonymise the hell out of the response of course so
people can't
As I understand it from some of the previous discussion, something has
been added to a recent LMS to require a password to change settings if
coming from the router/gateway address. Is that right? If so, which
password is that?
I tried to explain this before... If you have a password set,
This unfortunately might be a very common problem as a VPN server is
often the GW (Mine is both, IPSEC and SSL)
I doubt it'll be anywhere near "common". Please let me know if it causes
you a problem.
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mherger wrote:
> >
> > Interested to see how the code can distinguish an external request
> from
> > internal though.[/color]
>
> It's not very sophisticated, and not even fully correct: when a request
> is coming from the network's default gateway, I'm assuming it's coming
> from the outside.
I'm not sure whether I'm an 'average joe' or not. However, having spent
a working lifetime in IT (albeit nothing much to do with security) I
suspect not quite (judging by most of my friends). Nonetheless I have
found it pretty hard to work out how to do stuff like use ssh, ddns (my
IP address
mherger wrote:
> > Clearly, computers should be licensed only to those who can pass a
> > test... (and device developers should be forced to use the products
> they
> > produce...)
>
> Ahm... well, at least for the SB I can assure you, I do use it. But
> there clearly are products I've been
Clearly, computers should be licensed only to those who can pass a
test... (and device developers should be forced to use the products they
produce...)
Ahm... well, at least for the SB I can assure you, I do use it. But
there clearly are products I've been working on I hardly ever (or never)
whatever Joe uses it must be somewhere up2date. And needs some minimal
security.
Fully agreed. Up to date and well configured. Then the difference in
terms of ssh vs. VPN aren't what you think.
Using VPN or not is a big difference.
As is ssh. But again: only if well configured etc. You
Clearly, computers should be licensed only to those who can pass a
test... (and device developers should be forced to use the products they
produce...)
Interested to see how the code can distinguish an external request from
internal though.
-Transcoded from Matt's brain by Tapatalk-
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slartibartfast wrote:
> That does target devices with the default password though. -You- would
> normally change it.
Is -You- Average Joe ?
How many additional lines are needed no sending the std. passwort but
prase from a dictionary?
The Answer is: one additional line of source code.
DJanGo wrote:
> since michael didnt see edits.
>
> just a not so old example
> http://www.zdnet.com/article/linux-malware-enslaves-raspberry-pi-to-mine-cryptocurrency/That
> does target devices with the default password though. You would
normally change it.
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since michael didnt see edits.
just a not so old example
http://www.zdnet.com/article/linux-malware-enslaves-raspberry-pi-to-mine-cryptocurrency/
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mherger wrote:
> But then, please tell Joe Average what safe method there is to access
> his network from the outside.
> If ssh isn't, then don't even start to type the other three letters
> starting
> with "V".
>
> --
>
> Michael
Hi,
whatever Joe uses it must be somewhere up2date. And
Since i am in charge for the computer stuff in my company and should
know some tricks and basics - i cant say ssh from outside is somewhere
near safe.
We all appreciate your knowledge. But then, please tell Joe Average what
safe method there is to access his network from the outside. If ssh
mherger wrote:
> > Is opening those ports in this way likely to expose me to much risk?
>
> SSH should be fine if it's well configured and maintained.
>
> --
>
> Michael
mea culpa Michael,
but thats a little bit tooo short
Remember under a actual version of Raspbian ssh isnt activated
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