linux - The Rabbit Hole

Enabling clipboard support for vagrant-libvirt (vagrant-libvirt clipboard)

So, I think I have mentioned how much I LOVE vagrant 😁 One of the things that I normally never do, is use the GUI of whatever VM I am using vagrant to control. Even if I am using the clipboard for vim or my web browser for my automated vagrant

containers

packer build in a container...? 🛳️🤔

tl;dr: I was able to run a packer build command, for my packer-kali_linux project, inside of a Fedora toolbox container which I had installed HashiCorp's packer and qemu/kvm...and that is just the start of the inception... 🙃😅 So...I am a weird individual... 😅 my normal setup for

proxmox

disaster recovery to Proxmox

Just to clarify I am doing this as more of a retroactive post to show how I migrated from my xcp-ng server ( I had some weird network sh!t go down...and I honestly didn't probably need to migrate but it happened 😅 ) to proxmox. Just wanted to link to the

vagrant

Vagrant-ception or ViV (Vagrant in Vagrant)

Why?Jump down to the next section if you don't care why, and want to get into the details right away. 😁️ So, I run Linux as my main operating system and I enjoy using the native hypervisor stack of linux ( more info in a section below ), because I feel as

zfs

zfs rollback script

So, zfs is awesome (not going to get into that in this post)...and I love automation, so I set out to join the two together. 🙂️ I found the script below here: https://blog.woopi.org/wordpress/?p=60 elreydetoda/all-linux-tingsThis is a repo of all my configurations for different

docker

random docker stuff

First off if you don't understand any of the shell commands I use try and use this website to explain them: https://explainshell.com/ Docker namespace remapping Explaination So, I found this article, and it seems to have some pretty decent ideas for trying to harden docker. I was mainly

docker

Terraforming with a whale (docker)

Updated: 19 Nov 2020 tl;drexamples at the bottom: https://blog.elreydetoda.site/docker-terraform/#example-cmds Intro and CreditsSo, I have to thank one of my friends Mr. Jamie Bowman, because he did an initial blog post that helped me get my head around the concept of doing this. Also, he

shell

curl | bad

NOTE: the image for this blog post is because we are talking about something in the...shell... 😁️ I know that doing curl and directly pipe'ing into bash is considered a bad practice for security, and people discourage it. When it comes to automation though, sometimes there is no way to

ubuntu

Ubuntu install

Updated: 2020-04-24 This is a log of commands that I use for an ubuntu install that I will eventually convert into an ansible playbook, but for now I am just logging it here. DEs (Desktop Environments) I normally use Ubuntu Mate then install i3-gaps i3-gaps will put my config up

vim

Vim clipboard in vagrant over ssh?

NOTE: if there are tools that you don't know how to use/install, and would need an explain/video on how to do it then checkout the resources for this blog at: https://elrey.casa/info I love to use vim (as my bio says, and I will link to

i3-wm

minimal i3-gaps install ubuntu

I love using i3-gaps, especially for my work machine with x2go-server. This is a short guide on, what I think is, the most efficient, minimal, and "official" method of installing i3-gaps till it becomes official. install Regolith Linux's PPA: sudo add-apt-repository -y ppa:regolith-linux/stableinstall i3-gaps: sudo apt install i3-gapsThe

snaps

oh snap...tmuxinator

This is a short guide on the simplest way I have found how to install tmuxinator, which is used to create and manage tmux sessions. terms: bin(s): binary or binaries dir(s): directory or directories Install ruby through a snap: sudo snap install ruby --classicInstall tmuxinator: gem install tmuxinatorPut

resources

Resources

Comment below if you think there is a resource missing that should be here. Twitter hashtags https://elrey.casa/hashtags Hypervisors Virtualbox - Windows install gotten hereAutomation Vagrant - Windows install Windows install (gotten from here)Vagrant - Linux install repo supported (recommended, unless you are doing more advanced things