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@jdrm@social.linux.pizza
2026-03-06 13:04:07

I can't see my problem trying to connect from my #9front laptop to an #openSUSE PC via ssh. The ssh command returns a "read1: eof" error.
I regenerate the RSA key with a 4096 bytes size and that isn't the problem. 😞
I can connect from other OS to that computer. …

@rigo@mamot.fr
2026-01-21 20:56:02

Maybe it is time for me to go back to debian stable or some such. #Opensuse is pushing half baked solutions, which makes me sad after all those years of reliable services. On top, I don't understand this obsession for Wayland (which isn't up to speed on Desktop).

@vyskocilm@witter.cz
2025-12-19 07:10:12

TIL: Thorsten Kukuk works on no_new_privs/NoNewPrivs aka removing suid binaries from #openSUSE
Reading thkukuk.de/blog/no_new_privs/ I never realized how many such binaries exists.

Enabling no_new_privs/NoNewPrivs, disabling setuid on Linux
Setuid binaries are not dangerous in themselves, but can lead to a security nightmare if they have vulnerabilities. The no_new_privs flag from the kernel effectively disables setuid binaries. This article explains how a Linux system with no_new_privs enabled by default can work.