Top paid bounty open-source plataforms ?
cross-posted from: https://programming.dev/post/16538903
> Looking for Open source Job boards for developers. > > Extra points: Crypto payments, Decentralized sht (from i2p to torrent to DAOS), No KYC, Rust > > Also be nice to see non-open source job boards (apart from obviously Fiverr and Upwork) > > [Picture] is from onlydust.com for some reason if yoyu are not logged in with an account with a lot of contributions you can't see non "Good first issue"
Top paid bounty open-source plataforms ?
Looking for Open source Job boards for developers.
Extra points: Crypto payments, Decentralized sht (from i2p to torrent to DAOS), No KYC, Rust
Also be nice to see non-open source job boards (apart from obviously Fiverr and Upwork)
[Picture] is from onlydust.com for some reason if yoyu are not logged in with an account with a lot of contributions you can't see non "Good first issue"
wym look into a vpn? How would that work?
wym look into a vpn? How would that work?
How do I whitelist a dynamically changing application sync server IP ?
Does anybody know how I can whitelist obsidian synch server ips every time they change?
> cross-posted from: https://programming.dev/post/2768533 > > > I have a vm for which I have s specific whitelist only firewall. It is supposed to only allow connections to the IPs an app connects to when syncing. > > > > I first got the sync server IP's listening to tcpdump, then when I had the IP's I activated the whitelist. > > > > This worked perfectly for some time, but now it appears that the IP's have changed. I could do the same thing again but repeating the process regularly is annoying and defeats the whole purpose of only ever allowing network connections to specific whitelisted serves. > > > > Alternatively, I could set up a process to only allow network traffic from that app somewhat. > > > > Using debian-11 btw. > > > > Any help is appreceated !!!
How do I whitelist a dynamically changing application sync server IP ?
cross-posted from: https://programming.dev/post/2768533
> I have a vm for which I have s specific whitelist only firewall. It is supposed to only allow connections to the IPs an app connects to when syncing. > > I first got the sync server IP's listening to tcpdump, then when I had the IP's I activated the whitelist. > > This worked perfectly for some time, but now it appears that the IP's have changed. I could do the same thing again but repeating the process regularly is annoying and defeats the whole purpose of only ever allowing network connections to specific whitelisted serves. > > Alternatively, I could set up a process to only allow network traffic from that app somewhat. > > Using debian-11 btw. > > Any help is appreceated !!!
EDIT: I don't own the sync servers, my app simply connects them, so I can get the updated state from my other devices
How do I whitelist a dynamically changing application sync server IP ?
I have a vm for which I have s specific whitelist only firewall. It is supposed to only allow connections to the IPs an app connects to when syncing.
I first got the sync server IP's listening to tcpdump, then when I had the IP's I activated the whitelist.
This worked perfectly for some time, but now it appears that the IP's have changed. I could do the same thing again but repeating the process regularly is annoying and defeats the whole purpose of only ever allowing network connections to specific whitelisted serves.
Alternatively, I could set up a process to only allow network traffic from that app somewhat.
Using debian-11 btw.
Any help is appreceated !!!