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FYI we're aware of an issue with bootstrapping Debian-based releases (trixie and bookworm) on recent versions of Bastille.
The source of this issue is found "upstream" of us, but we're looking into some workarounds.
Thank you to everyone that reported the issue and we appreciate your patience.
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FYI we're aware of an issue with bootstrapping Debian-based releases (trixie and bookworm) on recent versions of Bastille.
The source of this issue is found "upstream" of us, but we're looking into some workarounds.
Thank you to everyone that reported the issue and we appreciate your patience.
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FYI we're aware of an issue with bootstrapping Debian-based releases (trixie and bookworm) on recent versions of Bastille.
The source of this issue is found "upstream" of us, but we're looking into some workarounds.
Thank you to everyone that reported the issue and we appreciate your patience.
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FYI we're aware of an issue with bootstrapping Debian-based releases (trixie and bookworm) on recent versions of Bastille.
The source of this issue is found "upstream" of us, but we're looking into some workarounds.
Thank you to everyone that reported the issue and we appreciate your patience.
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Some info parsed from the bastille git repository.
Highlights:
- 7 years old
- 120 contributors
- 1.37MiB
- 3200+ commits(check out `onefetch` pkg to query your own repositories)
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Some info parsed from the bastille git repository.
Highlights:
- 7 years old
- 120 contributors
- 1.37MiB
- 3200+ commits(check out `onefetch` pkg to query your own repositories)
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Some info parsed from the bastille git repository.
Highlights:
- 7 years old
- 120 contributors
- 1.37MiB
- 3200+ commits(check out `onefetch` pkg to query your own repositories)
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Some info parsed from the bastille git repository.
Highlights:
- 7 years old
- 120 contributors
- 1.37MiB
- 3200+ commits(check out `onefetch` pkg to query your own repositories)
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Some info parsed from the bastille git repository.
Highlights:
- 7 years old
- 120 contributors
- 1.37MiB
- 3200+ commits(check out `onefetch` pkg to query your own repositories)
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Did you know that we offer customized training courses and that our founder is a former University instructor?
Do you use Bastille at work? Let us help you leverage it to its full potential.
We'll be starting fresh cohorts beginning next year. Email `[email protected]` to reserve your seat.
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Did you know that we offer customized training courses and that our founder is a former University instructor?
Do you use Bastille at work? Let us help you leverage it to its full potential.
We'll be starting fresh cohorts beginning next year. Email `[email protected]` to reserve your seat.
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Did you know that we offer customized training courses and that our founder is a former University instructor?
Do you use Bastille at work? Let us help you leverage it to its full potential.
We'll be starting fresh cohorts beginning next year. Email `[email protected]` to reserve your seat.
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Did you know that we offer customized training courses and that our founder is a former University instructor?
Do you use Bastille at work? Let us help you leverage it to its full potential.
We'll be starting fresh cohorts beginning next year. Email `[email protected]` to reserve your seat.
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Did you know that we offer customized training courses and that our founder is a former University instructor?
Do you use Bastille at work? Let us help you leverage it to its full potential.
We'll be starting fresh cohorts beginning next year. Email `[email protected]` to reserve your seat.
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It's Tuesday so you know what that means!
Each week we're showcasing the many automated jail templates available in BastilleBSD.
This week we're building a:
Dedicated server for Minecraft, automatically built from ports. ⛏️
Thank you to GitHub contributors b100w11, bmac2 and cedwards for this contribution.
https://github.com/BastilleBSD/templates/tree/main/games/minecraft-server
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This week we're showcasing Bastille related content from the web and the topic is…
WINE Gaming in FreeBSD Jails
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This week we're showcasing Bastille related content from the web and the topic is…
WINE Gaming in FreeBSD Jails
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This week we're showcasing Bastille related content from the web and the topic is…
WINE Gaming in FreeBSD Jails
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This week we're showcasing Bastille related content from the web and the topic is…
WINE Gaming in FreeBSD Jails
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This week we're showcasing Bastille related content from the web and the topic is…
WINE Gaming in FreeBSD Jails
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Did you know that the very first version of Bastille was published to GitHub on Apr 6, 2018?
That's about three years after the last release of ezjail and (unknowingly) about a year before the final commit to iocage.
Software is almost always created to solve a problem. My problem was that ezjail was no longer maintained and too few of my tiny systems could use iocage due to the hard dependence on ZFS.
Looking back it all seems inevitable.
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It's Tuesday so you know what that means!
Each week we're showcasing the many automated jail templates available in BastilleBSD
This week we're building with:
Apache Kafka is a distributed event store and stream-processing platform developed by the Apache Software Foundation.
Thank you to GitHub user aindros for this contribution.
https://github.com/BastilleBSD/templates/tree/main/net/kafka
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Feeling hesitant about moving to a new OS or container strategy? Don't let fear of the unknown stop you. Start small—try Bastille on a VM this week. Sometimes the biggest security gains come from the smallest decisions.
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In order to enable audio support in a jailed #xrdp desktop, install pulseaudio-module-xrdp package. Viola! Works like a charm with MS Windows RDP app.
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It's Tuesday so you know what that means!
Each week we're showcasing the many automated jail templates available in BastilleBSD.
This week we're building with:
Anubis is a web proxy that protects upstream resources from scraper bots by using a short hash-based proof-of-work challenge. It "weighs the soul of your connection" to determine if you're a legitimate user or a bot.
Thanks to GitHub user herrbischoff.
https://github.com/BastilleBSD/templates/tree/main/www/go-anubis
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Need to implement configuration management, but struggling with BSD specifics? Our consulting team helps you deploy Bastille & Rocinante rapidly, automating updates, provisioning, and maintenance across your fleet.
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If you could add one major quality-of-life improvement to Bastille in the next release, what would it be? We value community input!
Drop your ideas below.
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If you could add one major quality-of-life improvement to Bastille in the next release, what would it be? We value community input!
Drop your ideas below.
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If you could add one major quality-of-life improvement to Bastille in the next release, what would it be? We value community input!
Drop your ideas below.