Brendan/dda-annotatable-ubuntu-irc · Datasets at Hugging Face

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MorpheusArch	678	678	there is no entry at all on the official wiki	pilot-data	659	annotation-process
MorpheusArch	679	679	is there a way you can put executable shell scripts in the user directory of the newly created ISO file?	pilot-data	660	annotation-process
Guest37005	680	680	another question I had for ages ,if one allows only dns and say http https with iptables ,it means it is absolutely impossible for an attacker to intrude ,correct?	pilot-data	661	annotation-process
Guest37005	680	680	exept hhuman error like running script on pages etc	pilot-data	662	annotation-process
<system>	680	680	=== ILoveMuppets is now known as nihilNihil	pilot-data	663	annotation-process
MorpheusArch	681	681	Nothing is absolutely impossible to intrude. But thats a step in the right directory	pilot-data	664	annotation-process
MorpheusArch	682	682	*direction	pilot-data	665	annotation-process
Guest37005	683	683	if only say https is open (443 tcp) ,one can access the system ,like see the file system entering through that port ???	pilot-data	666	annotation-process
Ben64	683	683	possibly	pilot-data	667	annotation-process
MorpheusArch	684	684	If they use https why wouldn't they be able to see the webserver directory?	pilot-data	668	annotation-process
MorpheusArch	684	684	It should only be the webservers serving directory like /var/www/html for apache2 default unless there is some 0-day that allows directory traversal	pilot-data	669	annotation-process
Guest37005	684	684	what webserver ,I m speaking about desktop	pilot-data	670	annotation-process
Guest37005	685	685	trying to secure my ubuntu desktop	pilot-data	671	annotation-process
MorpheusArch	685	685	I thought you meant webserver sorry	pilot-data	672	annotation-process
MorpheusArch	685	685	what ports are opened up on your desktop or the output of sudo nmap -v localhost?	pilot-data	673	annotation-process
Guest37005	687	687	currently only dns http https ,and I open everything out with related traficc in when I use torent	pilot-data	674	annotation-process
Ben64	687	687	Guest37005: the only way to ever be secure is to disconnect it from the internet and power	pilot-data	675	annotation-process
Guest37005	687	687	that s what I feared	pilot-data	676	annotation-process
MorpheusArch	687	687	and what ports are you forwarding through your routers firewall?	pilot-data	677	annotation-process
s7urmi	687	687	"Control is an illusion" ;)	pilot-data	678	annotation-process
Guest37005	688	688	but iptables looks like good control...	pilot-data	679	annotation-process
Guest37005	688	688	I have no forwarding and no router just desktop with firewall	pilot-data	680	annotation-process
MorpheusArch	688	688	It is if its configured correctly, I come from an Arch Linux / Debian background surely SeLinux is available for Ubuntu right?	pilot-data	681	annotation-process
Guest37005	689	689	selinus smells like nsa and they want to intrude more than defend , snowden taught us that	pilot-data	682	annotation-process
Guest37005	689	689	apparmor is a good step	pilot-data	683	annotation-process
MorpheusArch	690	690	its open source...examine before you ./configure && sudo make install	pilot-data	684	annotation-process
Guest37005	691	691	I m not a code savy , and selinux is impossible to examine because of infinite librarys	pilot-data	685	annotation-process
Guest37005	691	691	snowden uses debian :)	pilot-data	686	annotation-process
<system>	691	691	=== KindOne_ is now known as KindOne	pilot-data	687	annotation-process
MorpheusArch	692	692	You would be looking for anything trying to use sockets to establish a connection where it shouldn't be	pilot-data	688	annotation-process
MorpheusArch	692	692	Such is the nature of most if not all spyware.	pilot-data	689	annotation-process
Guest37005	692	692	wich command network monitor do u use??	pilot-data	690	annotation-process
MorpheusArch	693	693	I just nmap stuff if thats what you mean	pilot-data	691	annotation-process
MorpheusArch	693	693	so nmap there is a GUI version package name zenmap	pilot-data	692	annotation-process
Guest37005	693	693	I m ok with command line	pilot-data	693	annotation-process
linxeh	695	695	selinux is awesome	pilot-data	694	annotation-process
linxeh	695	695	and anyway, you can put it into logging permissive mode and then update the config from there	pilot-data	695	annotation-process
MorpheusArch	696	696	Though you can pretty much do a nmap -v localhost	pilot-data	696	annotation-process
Guest37005	696	696	I use to have it on fedora ,but i m glad ubuntu-debian don t include it by default	pilot-data	697	annotation-process
MorpheusArch	696	696	without nmap	pilot-data	698	annotation-process
MorpheusArch	696	696	Enter this command	pilot-data	699	annotation-process
MorpheusArch	696	696	for i in {1..10000};do (echo </dev/tcp/<insert IP address here>/$i) &>/dev/null && echo -e "/n[+] Open port at :\t$i" \|\| echo -n "."; done	pilot-data	700	annotation-process
Guest37005	696	696	I m sure they have their reasons for not using it	pilot-data	701	annotation-process
MorpheusArch	696	696	It will check for open ports on your current machine that could be exploited by an attacker	pilot-data	702	annotation-process
MorpheusArch	697	697	Dont forget to replace <insert IP address here> with " localhost "	pilot-data	703	annotation-process
MorpheusArch	697	697	or your actual IP address...whichever really	pilot-data	704	annotation-process
Guest37005	698	698	I use a vpn so with my ip you won t reach me	pilot-data	705	annotation-process
MorpheusArch	698	698	I dont want to	pilot-data	706	annotation-process
Guest37005	699	699	I get it	pilot-data	707	annotation-process
Ben64	699	699	Guest37005: you're probably fine. if the nsa cared they'd just hit you with a wrench. don't be overly paranoid	pilot-data	708	annotation-process
MorpheusArch	699	699	I'm simply giving you a command that when entered into the terminal will display your open ports on your desktop	pilot-data	709	annotation-process
Guest37005	699	699	I know my open ports	pilot-data	710	annotation-process
Guest37005	699	699	I m not paranoid ,but as a tor user I m a target	pilot-data	711	annotation-process
Guest37005	700	700	I read the snowden files!!!	pilot-data	712	annotation-process
Guest37005	700	700	every tor use is a potential target	pilot-data	713	annotation-process
Ben64	700	700	as a tor user you're already being monitored	pilot-data	714	annotation-process
Guest37005	700	700	yes	pilot-data	715	annotation-process
Ben64	700	700	anyway this is no longer on topic	pilot-data	716	annotation-process
Guest37005	700	700	yes	pilot-data	717	annotation-process
Guest37005	700	700	thanks	pilot-data	718	annotation-process
MorpheusArch	700	700	As a non tor user your being monitored so what	pilot-data	719	annotation-process
s7urmi	700	700	i like trains	pilot-data	720	annotation-process
SebthreeBQM10HD	701	701	so do I	pilot-data	721	annotation-process
MorpheusArch	701	701	So uhhh nobody got an answer for my question?	pilot-data	722	annotation-process
s7urmi	701	701	which?	pilot-data	723	annotation-process
ducasse	701	701	MorpheusArch: repost, maybe.	pilot-data	724	annotation-process
MorpheusArch	702	702	Well I am trying to use the UCK Ubuntu customisation kit, there doesn't seem to be any entry on the official ubuntu wiki	pilot-data	725	annotation-process
ikonia	702	702	so whats the actual question ?	pilot-data	726	annotation-process
MorpheusArch	703	703	Is it possible to place executable shell scripts in the newly created home users directory	pilot-data	727	annotation-process
MorpheusArch	703	703	I was getting to it Ikonia :P	pilot-data	728	annotation-process
ikonia	703	703	MorpheusArch: you can create users with home directories for sure, so I don't see why it would be a problem to include content in those home directories	pilot-data	729	annotation-process
MorpheusArch	704	704	ok, I know you can do it with archiso (the arch linux version) just double checking before I spend hours customising this ubuntu	pilot-data	730	annotation-process
MorpheusArch	704	704	:P	pilot-data	731	annotation-process
linxeh	705	705	MorpheusArch: yes, you can use skeleton profiles	pilot-data	732	annotation-process
linxeh	706	706	MorpheusArch: dont know how you dod that in the UCK though	pilot-data	733	annotation-process
mrfalso	706	706	hi	pilot-data	734	annotation-process
SebthreeBQM10HD	706	706	hi	pilot-data	735	annotation-process
mrfalso	707	707	what are you doing ?	pilot-data	736	annotation-process
SebthreeBQM10HD	708	708	things	pilot-data	737	annotation-process
SebthreeBQM10HD	708	708	!ot	pilot-data	738	annotation-process
ubottu	708	708	#ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please register with NickServ (see /msg ubottu !register) and use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks!	pilot-data	739	annotation-process
s7urmi	713	713	!guidlines	pilot-data	740	annotation-process
s7urmi	713	713	!guidelines	pilot-data	741	annotation-process
ubottu	713	713	The guidelines for using the Ubuntu channels can be found here: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines	pilot-data	742	annotation-process
linux_user	715	715	good morning all!	pilot-data	743	annotation-process
linux_user	718	718	I have someone that is running ESXi and wants to do an automated install of ubuntu-gnome but wants to make sure that during the initial install openssh-server is installed also, any ideas how to do that?	pilot-data	744	annotation-process
MorpheusArch	719	719	if tasksel works on Ubuntu auto installs theres probably a way to make sure its checked	pilot-data	745	annotation-process
MorpheusArch	719	719	dont most distros come with openssh as default anyways?	pilot-data	746	annotation-process
devnull84	719	719	pre-launch or post launch config	pilot-data	747	annotation-process
<system>	719	719	=== shiva is now known as Guest2249	pilot-data	748	annotation-process
devnull84	720	720	MorpheusArch: yes, it is common	pilot-data	749	annotation-process
<system>	720	720	=== icey-travel is now known as icey	pilot-data	750	annotation-process
linxeh	720	720	sadly	pilot-data	751	annotation-process
linux_user	720	720	MorpheusArch: if you mean ssh client yes, ssh server is NOT inclusive to ubuntu-gnome 16.10	pilot-data	752	annotation-process
linux_user	721	721	(by default I mean, it is obviously available to be installed post install)	pilot-data	753	annotation-process
hateball	721	721	linux_user: if they intend to do the customization using esxi/vcenter then vmwares docs probably show how/if you can do that, otherwise there is #vmware	pilot-data	754	annotation-process
linux_user	722	722	what I basically want to do is say to ubuntu-gnome, do a normal installation and oh add this package too...	pilot-data	755	annotation-process
hateball	722	722	linux_user: otherwise you can use UCK to customize what you deploy, or setup something like chef/puppet to handle new deploys	pilot-data	756	annotation-process
linux_user	722	722	hateball: uh, this is an ubuntu question it has little to do with vmware	pilot-data	757	annotation-process
linux_user	722	722	yes, I use ansible	pilot-data	758	annotation-process

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there is no entry at all on the official wiki

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is there a way you can put executable shell scripts in the user directory of the newly created ISO file?

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Guest37005

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another question I had for ages ,if one allows only dns and say http https with iptables ,it means it is absolutely impossible for an attacker to intrude ,correct?

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exept hhuman error like running script on pages etc

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=== ILoveMuppets is now known as nihilNihil

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Nothing is absolutely impossible to intrude. But thats a step in the right directory

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*direction

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Guest37005

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if only say https is open (443 tcp) ,one can access the system ,like see the file system entering through that port ???

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Ben64

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possibly

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MorpheusArch

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If they use https why wouldn't they be able to see the webserver directory?

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It should only be the webservers serving directory like /var/www/html for apache2 default unless there is some 0-day that allows directory traversal

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Guest37005

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what webserver ,I m speaking about desktop

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Guest37005

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trying to secure my ubuntu desktop

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MorpheusArch

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I thought you meant webserver sorry

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MorpheusArch

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what ports are opened up on your desktop or the output of sudo nmap -v localhost?

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Guest37005

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currently only dns http https ,and I open everything out with related traficc in when I use torent

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Ben64

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Guest37005: the only way to ever be secure is to disconnect it from the internet and power

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that s what I feared

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MorpheusArch

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and what ports are you forwarding through your routers firewall?

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s7urmi

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"Control is an illusion" ;)

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Guest37005

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but iptables looks like good control...

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Guest37005

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I have no forwarding and no router just desktop with firewall

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MorpheusArch

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It is if its configured correctly, I come from an Arch Linux / Debian background surely SeLinux is available for Ubuntu right?

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Guest37005

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selinus smells like nsa and they want to intrude more than defend , snowden taught us that

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Guest37005

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apparmor is a good step

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MorpheusArch

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its open source...examine before you ./configure && sudo make install

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Guest37005

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I m not a code savy , and selinux is impossible to examine because of infinite librarys

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snowden uses debian :)

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=== KindOne_ is now known as KindOne

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MorpheusArch

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You would be looking for anything trying to use sockets to establish a connection where it shouldn't be

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Such is the nature of most if not all spyware.

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Guest37005

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wich command network monitor do u use??

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MorpheusArch

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I just nmap stuff if thats what you mean

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MorpheusArch

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so nmap there is a GUI version package name zenmap

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Guest37005

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I m ok with command line

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linxeh

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selinux is awesome

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linxeh

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and anyway, you can put it into logging permissive mode and then update the config from there

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MorpheusArch

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Though you can pretty much do a nmap -v localhost

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Guest37005

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I use to have it on fedora ,but i m glad ubuntu-debian don t include it by default

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MorpheusArch

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without nmap

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MorpheusArch

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Enter this command

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MorpheusArch

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for i in {1..10000};do (echo </dev/tcp/<insert IP address here>/$i) &>/dev/null && echo -e "/n[+] Open port at :\t$i" || echo -n "."; done

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Guest37005

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I m sure they have their reasons for not using it

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MorpheusArch

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It will check for open ports on your current machine that could be exploited by an attacker

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MorpheusArch

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Dont forget to replace <insert IP address here> with " localhost "

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MorpheusArch

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or your actual IP address...whichever really

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Guest37005

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I use a vpn so with my ip you won t reach me

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MorpheusArch

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I dont want to

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Guest37005

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I get it

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Ben64

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Guest37005: you're probably fine. if the nsa cared they'd just hit you with a wrench. don't be overly paranoid

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MorpheusArch

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I'm simply giving you a command that when entered into the terminal will display your open ports on your desktop

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Guest37005

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I know my open ports

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Guest37005

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I m not paranoid ,but as a tor user I m a target

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Guest37005

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I read the snowden files!!!

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every tor use is a potential target

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Ben64

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as a tor user you're already being monitored

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yes

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Ben64

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anyway this is no longer on topic

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Guest37005

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yes

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Guest37005

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thanks

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MorpheusArch

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As a non tor user your being monitored so what

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s7urmi

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i like trains

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SebthreeBQM10HD

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so do I

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MorpheusArch

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So uhhh nobody got an answer for my question?

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s7urmi

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which?

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ducasse

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MorpheusArch: repost, maybe.

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MorpheusArch

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Well I am trying to use the UCK Ubuntu customisation kit, there doesn't seem to be any entry on the official ubuntu wiki

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ikonia

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so whats the actual question ?

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MorpheusArch

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Is it possible to place executable shell scripts in the newly created home users directory

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I was getting to it Ikonia :P

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ikonia

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MorpheusArch: you can create users with home directories for sure, so I don't see why it would be a problem to include content in those home directories

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ok, I know you can do it with archiso (the arch linux version) just double checking before I spend hours customising this ubuntu

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MorpheusArch

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:P

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linxeh

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MorpheusArch: yes, you can use skeleton profiles

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linxeh

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MorpheusArch: dont know how you dod that in the UCK though

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mrfalso

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hi

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hi

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what are you doing ?

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things

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!ot

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ubottu

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#ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please register with NickServ (see /msg ubottu !register) and use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks!

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!guidlines

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!guidelines

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ubottu

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The guidelines for using the Ubuntu channels can be found here: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines

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linux_user

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good morning all!

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linux_user

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I have someone that is running ESXi and wants to do an automated install of ubuntu-gnome but wants to make sure that during the initial install openssh-server is installed also, any ideas how to do that?

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if tasksel works on Ubuntu auto installs theres probably a way to make sure its checked

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dont most distros come with openssh as default anyways?

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devnull84

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pre-launch or post launch config

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=== shiva is now known as Guest2249

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MorpheusArch: yes, it is common

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=== icey-travel is now known as icey

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linxeh

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sadly

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linux_user

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MorpheusArch: if you mean ssh client yes, ssh server is NOT inclusive to ubuntu-gnome 16.10

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(by default I mean, it is obviously available to be installed post install)

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hateball

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linux_user: if they intend to do the customization using esxi/vcenter then vmwares docs probably show how/if you can do that, otherwise there is #vmware

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linux_user

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what I basically want to do is say to ubuntu-gnome, do a normal installation and oh add this package too...

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hateball

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linux_user: otherwise you can use UCK to customize what you deploy, or setup something like chef/puppet to handle new deploys

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linux_user

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hateball: uh, this is an ubuntu question it has little to do with vmware

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linux_user

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yes, I use ansible

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