via @fanf
While reading through the reference of cloud-init, I stumbled over ssh-import-id(1) today.
Eg import my public SSH keys appending them to current user's authorized_keys file:
$ ssh-import-id gh:jpmens
https://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/stonking/man1/ssh-import-id.1.html
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ssh admin@2a11:6c7:1104:9800::2 -p 2222
Passwort: vps
Disclaimer: No guarantees for anything, short living, just a test for another management approach of VPS instances. Maybe something for my @BoxyBSD project or @BoxedTux
via le taf
A palindrome URL for your localhost.
curl 'http :// 2130706433:80#08:3346070312//:ptth'
Tiens ptite feature que je viens de découvrir dans #zsh.Vous commencez à taper une commande et finalement vous avez besoin du manuel pour la paufiner. Un ptit coup de Alt-h et hop ! Il apparait et ...
Add these alias to your shell startup and you can find your public IPv4 or IPv6 without visiting any 3rd party web site from your Linux, macOS or Unix machine:
alias what_is_my_ip='dig +short txt ch whoami.cloudflare @1.0.0.1'
alias what_is_my_ip_v4='what_is_my_ip'
alias what_is_my_ip_v6='dig -6 TXT +short o-o.myaddr.l.google.com @ns1.google.com'
Run it as:
what_is_my_ip
what_is_my_ip_v4
what_is_my_ip_v6