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About Chunchunmaru_
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Member
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Location
Europe
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Gender
Female
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Interests
Anime, computers, games, weapons, kittens
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Occupation
Linux Sysadmin
System
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CPU
AMD Ryzen 5 2600
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Motherboard
ASUS PRIME B350 PLUS
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RAM
8GB HyniX
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GPU
AMD RX 580 8GB Pulse
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Case
NZXT H500I
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Storage
NvME Samsung 970 EVO
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PSU
EVGA 600
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Dell S2716DG
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Cooling
NH-D15 SE-AM4
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Keyboard
Corsair K63 - MX red
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Mouse
Logitech G203
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Sound
Sound Blaster Z
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Operating System
Windows 10 + Ubuntu 19.04
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Slow transfer speeds on Manjaro
Chunchunmaru_ replied to Chionele's topic in Linux, macOS and Everything Not-Windows
Don't use filezilla, every linux distro has an ftp client integrated in the file manager, just access through the server with ftp://foo.bar Then it will ask for credentials -
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Bridging two VLAN ID's on a Cisco SG 350
Chunchunmaru_ replied to Chunchunmaru_'s topic in Networking
I'm upping this thread again This time I decided to do this in the "physical" way, I found two free ports I can use I want to connect those VLAN's by untagging those two ports, and connect them together in the switch with a short cable I untagged the VLAN 11 to the port 9, connected them to the default VLAN port 35, disabled the STP protocol on those two (in case the loop detection kicks in) but still i can't get the DHCP from VLAN 1, am I missing something? In this way, the traffic coming from the AP which is a trunk por -
Bridging two VLAN ID's on a Cisco SG 350
Chunchunmaru_ replied to Chunchunmaru_'s topic in Networking
Sadly no, all the other SSID's have their VLAN because of other networks, so I guess I need to shout at Sophos because of something this stupid for their AP, but thanks anyway Funny thing when you have the central management subscription it actually lets you do that, but it expired so I must use the XG firewall. -
Hello, I need help with an odd VLAN setup, basically because my new AP does not support adding SSID's on the default VLAN when there already are configured other multiple VLAN SSID's, I thought I could just create another VLAN id bridged to the default one on a Cisco SG 350, but I never did that and I don't even know where to start. A quick look on the internet showed you can create bridge groups, but those do not work via CLI (I have only the bridge multicast command on the vlan interface, not bridge-group) Another thing that I can do is to just waste two switch ports, untagging them
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Oracle reportedly in talks to acquire TikTok’s
Chunchunmaru_ replied to ACEHACK's topic in Tech News
Does that mean we get a new MySQL version featuring neural networks from idiot TikTok videos? -
Elelmentary OS dosent boot into KDE
Chunchunmaru_ replied to Shalmon's topic in Linux, macOS and Everything Not-Windows
Elementary OS has a custom set of packages and differs from the usual "ubuntu" I don't think you can get to work another DE that easily like on an official ubuntu flavor -
Ubuntu - drive mounting points
Chunchunmaru_ replied to deflatedrubberduck's topic in Linux, macOS and Everything Not-Windows
Just try to use the Gnome-Disks app, it's more like a fstab frontend and you can edit everything from there -
Static Linux kernels on desktops and laptops
Chunchunmaru_ replied to plus's topic in Linux, macOS and Everything Not-Windows
Mh no? Is there any need aside embedded devices to have half a millisecond difference in boot? In 2020 I suppose everyone has an SSD -
The problem is that Exchange mail servers are widely used, and Linux mail clients have no decent support to it
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Even if it's improving, what I think is really missing right now in Linux Gaming is decent optimus laptop support, obviously you can't tell someone to edit environment variables just to make it run to a specific graphics card, not to mention that it's not even close to what Windows offers (mainly no dynamic discrete graphics card loading, plus consuming more power) I work in the IT field too and all of my servers run on Linux, including domain controllers, with a few exceptions, and myself for managing them I feel much more comfortable, I absolutely LOVE to work with Remmina, i
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CallStranger - Exploitable UPnP vulnerability in millions of devices
Chunchunmaru_ replied to Questargon's topic in Tech News
Im happy I never enabled unPnP on my infrastructure -
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Installing Linux on android device
Chunchunmaru_ replied to Silverado's topic in Linux, macOS and Everything Not-Windows
Android IS based on linux, if you are just trying to run terminal programs you can just root the phone and install a terminal emulator. You can even run Ubuntu through chroot