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by erebe__ 3mo ago
Thanks for the article!
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by erebe__ 3mo ago
We had the same issue with the client_id and for security reason we weren't willing to enable DCR. What we ended up doing, was the app proxying the OAuth flow, to inject a hardcoded client_id. So we lie to the MCP client telling it we
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by erebe__ 2y ago
It was a parti pris by me, I wanted the article to stay focus on the how, not much on the why. But I agree, even while the context is specific to us, many people wanted more interest of the surrounding, and why it happened. I wanted to expl
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by erebe__ 2y ago
It is most likely me reading too quickly. I was caught off guard by the article gaining traction in a Sunday, and as I have other duties during the weekend, I am reading/responding only when I can sneak in. For your comment, I think yo
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by erebe__ 2y ago
I will give it a shot next week to try out ;P For this particular service, the size does not matter really. For others, it makes more diff (several hundred of Mb) and as we deploy on customers infra, we want images' size to stay reason
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by erebe__ 2y ago
Thanks, was not aware there was granularity for debuginfo ;)
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by erebe__ 2y ago
Normal build cargo build --bin engine-gateway --release Finished `release` profile [optimized + debuginfo] target(s) in 1m 00s ls -lh target/release/engine-gateway .rwxr-xr-x erebe erebe 198 MB Sun Jan 19 12:37:35
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by erebe__ 2y ago
Hello, You can see my other comment https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42708904#42756072 for more details. But yes, the cache does persist after the first call, the resolved symbols stay in the cache to speed up the resol
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by erebe__ 2y ago
Sorry if the article is misleading. The first increase of the memory limit was not 4G, but something roughly around 300Mb/400Mb, and the OOM did happen again with this setting. Thus leading to a 2nd increase to 4Gi to be sure the app w
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Rust: Investigating an Out of Memory Error(qovery.com)
111 points by erebe__ 2y ago|29 comments
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by erebe__ 2y ago
I use the word tunnel but it would be more correct to use "proxy" There is no wrappring of udp packet into another layer of TCP. Wstunnel unpack the data at the client forward it using tcp/websocket, and after re-take this da
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by erebe__ 2y ago
Shameless plug, you can use wstunnel which disguise your traffic as websocket to tunnel any traffic you want. I had most success with it, as it uses TCP, than with QUIC/HTTP3 as usually UDP is more heavily restricted. It works behind G
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WsTunnel – Tunnel Your Traffic over WebSocket or HTTP2 – Bypass Firewalls/DPI(github.com)
3 points by erebe__ 2y ago|1 comments
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by erebe__ 2y ago
WsTunnel improved a lot since last shared/communicated version, with the addition of: - Reverse tunneling \o/ - Added support of unix socket, transparent proxy/ip, UDP for socks5 - Support of mTLS - Config file to restrict th
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by erebe__ 2y ago
Nice project :) HTTP3 may not be suitable for all environments, as UDP is pretty commonly filtered. If you are in such scenario, you may want to take a look at wstunnel, it allows you to do the same (and more) over websocket or HTTP2. http
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by erebe__ 3y ago
Shameless plug, there is also wstunnel (i am its author) https://github.com/erebe/wstunnel/ , hope you enjoy.
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by erebe__ 3y ago
You can use wstunnel to bypass firewall. I had many feedbacks from chinese/turkish/iranian people using it with success. Easy to setup also with static binaries. https://github.com/erebe/wstunnel/
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Common Mistakes with Rust Async(qovery.com)
4 points by erebe__ 3y ago|1 comments
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by erebe__ 3y ago
The article share some common pitfalls people stumble upon when starting using Async in Rust. If you know some others that are not listed, let's share it in comment :) P.s: Other tuto article, if you are starting with Async https:&#x2
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Build your own (IPv6) cloud network with Linux and WireGuard(qovery.com)
4 points by erebe__ 3y ago|2 comments
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by erebe__ 3y ago
Hello, Just sharing an article that explains how to build your own cloud network with Linux (ntftables) and wireguard. IPv6 is a first class citizen in the article, hope you enjoy :)
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Build your own cloud network(qovery.com)
5 points by erebe__ 3y ago|1 comments
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by erebe__ 3y ago
This article explains how to build your own cloud network, how to build your own place on the Internet, carve your little network cave reachable from others over the Internet!
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by erebe__ 4y ago
You can take a look at www.qovery.com It provides an Heroku like experience but runs on your cloud account (aws, scaleway or digital ocean). They build on existing tech that is already working, so it is more stable.
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by erebe__ 4y ago
Mostly all of this https://github.com/erebe/personal-server which consist of: - nextcloud (to easily share files) - pihole (for home dns) - minio (for backups and photos) - postfix + spamassassin + dovecot (for mail se
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by erebe__ 4y ago
Thanks :)
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by erebe__ 4y ago
Out of curiosity, what is your trackpad and keyboard switches ?
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by erebe__ 4y ago
Maybe not as beginner friendly as you would want but you can read my tutorial about my personnal server https://github.com/erebe/personal-server
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by erebe__ 4y ago
If you have a server/cheap vpc outside the blocking zone, you can use websocket tunneling. https://github.com/erebe/wstunnel (linux + mac + windows)
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by erebe__ 4y ago
Websocket tunneling is known to work against the GFW. Many people reported me that they managed to use wstunnel to bypass https://github.com/erebe/wstunnel (linux + mac + windows)

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