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skip to content nerd key welcome to the nerdy land of key! menu home about me dns ad blocker chicken webcams other projects contact scroll down to content posts posted on august 15, 2018 pfsense on sonicwall sra 4200 by now if you haven’t already guessed, i like to tinker! couple that with the fact i have a few saved sellers on ebay that keep me surround with eol hardware and it quickly becomes a dangerous situation for my wallet. my latest find is a pair of sonicwall sra 4200’s, my ultimate goal is to get pfsense installed and revive these beasts. as it stands the units both work as “secure remote access” servers, they don’t include any licenses for the included os, so are kinda useless, but normally they’d be dedicated vpn servers for massive companies with millions of employees that need to connect in and from remote locations. i’ve only been playing with them for a couple of hours so far but i’ve managed to get pfsense installed. there are two issues at the moment which i’ve yet to resolve: there’s a driver issue with the network cards, so the setup wizard can’t detect any nic’s and can’t continue by default it wants to boot off the internal cf card, so i have to manually keep changing it to boot of my usb flash drive – if you remove the cf card completely the unit doesn’t even attempt to boot, it beeps twice then powers off so there’s some sort of security mechanism in place so how did i get this far? well it was fun! i started by trying to get console output to my ancient dell laptop (which has an actual serial port, woah!). i bought a run of the mill rj45 to db9 cable but that didn’t work, so i had to get my soldering iron out and knock something up – see original diagram here or pictures below: as you can see from above, whilst i did get output it was after p.o.s.t. so in other words, it was output from the sonicwall operating system and of no use to me. next i went to extremes and tried changing on the amibios chip for a spare i had floating around from the watchguards, not a lot happened so it was back to square one. after that i went on a pin hunt and noticed “vga” markings and then a set of 15 pins, i didn’t expect it to work but i hooked up a monitor and had output! i couldn’t get into a “classic” bios screen, although here’s what i found through trial and error: mashing f5/f8 takes you to slightly different freedos screens mashing f11 takes you to a familiar looking boot device menu screen the unit is running wind river’s vxworks operating system, which looks pretty cool, although i had never heard of it until now. i installed pfsense 2.3.5 (x86) by connecting a cd drive to one of the internal sata headers, connected a 16gb sandisk flash drive to one of the usb ports and then mashed f11 and selected the disk drive. what followed was the familiar installation screens of pfsense – notice how the colours keep changing, it was loose cables or artistic flare, i’ll let you decide! what’s next? well, this was just a bit of fun but when i get chance i’ll look at sorting the network card drivers out and see if i can re-purpose the cf card, worst case i’ll move the usb drive inside the chassis and make the cf card the second boot device. share this: google facebook twitter more linkedin reddit pinterest pocket tumblr print posted on august 15, 2018 install epel repository on centos 7 (x64) the simple one line command below will enable the epel repository on centos 7 rpm -uvh http://dl.fedoraproject.org/pub/epel/7/x86_64/e/epel-release-7-2.noarch.rpm once ran you will see confirmation that it has been installed successfully, that’s it! notes you can find out more about the epel repository here if you don’t already have a server, i’d strongly recommend starting with digitalocean share this: google facebook twitter more linkedin reddit pinterest pocket tumblr print posted on august 14, 2018 icecast php stats a recent project of mine called coop cam uses several live video streams served by an icecast server at different mount points which works great, but i found there was no real solution to simply display how many viewers were actually watching the live streams. i put together a basic php code that reads the icecast xml stats file and retrieves the current overall viewers (or listeners as its officially known) of all available mount points. code // get the stats xml file // $output = file_get_contents('http://admin: [email protected] :8000/admin/stats'); // explode to make the magic happen // $listeners = explode('',$output); $listeners = explode('',$listeners[1]); // output to the world // echo "currently <b>$listeners[0]</b> people are watching the live stream!"; once you have amended the admin password, server name and port the code above will then connect to your server and read the /admin/stats xml file. from here it will literally pick out the content shown between the <listeners></listeners> tags and that then becomes the $listeners[0] variable, simply place this wherever you want to display the amount of current viewers. notes this code may or may not work depending on if your hosting provider allows the file_get_contents function – in my case i use my own dedicated servers and it works without issue, if you have any problems i’m sure i can sort something for you! you can show the amount of sources, file connections and so on by amending the code to reflect the correct tags – a full list of tags can be seen by visiting the youricecastservername.com:8000/admin/stats page you can find a live working example of this script here or actually see it in place here finally, you can download the script by clicking here share this: google facebook twitter more linkedin reddit pinterest pocket tumblr print posted on august 14, 2018 disable virtualmin two-factor authentication virtualmin is constantly being developed and gaining ever useful features, and for a while now has featured two-factor authentication which is great, although what happens if you get locked out of your system? as long as you have ssh or console access then you can follow the steps below to easily get back in. disabling two-factor authentication for a single user get root ssh or console access edit the file /etc/webmin/miniserv.users, comment out the current line for the user then create a fresh copy above it remove any mention of “totp” and the long string of characters near the end and save, for example your file should now look like the following: ... root:x::::::::0:0::: #root:x::::::::0:0:totp:zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz: ... restart webmin and log back in normally disabling two-factor authentication entirely get root ssh or console access edit the file /etc/webmin/miniserv.conf and find the line “twofactor_provider=totp” and replace with “twofactor_provider=” and save edit the /etc/webmin/miniserv.users as mentioned above restart webmin and log back in normally notes i’ve had success with this on webmin 1.760 running on centos 7.0 share this: google facebook twitter more linkedin reddit pinterest pocket tumblr print posted on august 13, 2018 how to list the contents of a web directory any good web host will secure the contents of website directories which don’t have an index page by not allowing the files or folders to be listed, instead you’ll get a 403 error page saying access is forbidden. whilst this is good in practice, sometimes you might actually need to list the contents – and its simple to enable on an apache web server – add one line to your .htaccess file and you’re done! how it’s done options +indexes notes if you have access you can edit your web server configuration and make it global share this: google facebook twitter more linkedin reddit pinterest pocket tumblr print posted on august 13, 2018 add a nas drive to your livedrive account for free i used to be a customer of popular cloud backup service livedrive. the upload and download speeds were nothing to shout about and one annoyance was having to pay extra to add a nas drive to your account,

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  SERVER co.uk.whois-servers.net

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  PORT 43

  TYPE domain

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for .uk domain names. This information and the .uk WHOIS are:
Copyright Nominet UK 1996 - 2017.
You may not access the .uk WHOIS or use any data from it except as permitted
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or hiding any or all of this notice and (C) exceeding query rate or volume
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