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v12 Gabriel Filion
Add example command for filtering out short host names from known_hosts The short host names are not useful on one's computer, except if one has set their `/etc/resolv.conf` file to use `torproject.org` as the search domain. Those entries also make completion stop at the short host name boundary which adds a useless step when writing commands. The sed command removes only the shorthand notations without removing or modifying IP addresses.
v11 Antoine Beaupré
show more "wtf is my ip" tricks
v10 Antoine Beaupré
show when *not* to use a jump host /cc @lelutin
v9 Antoine Beaupré
jump-hosts: add a sample of my SSH config
v8 Antoine Beaupré
jump hosts: make sections, reorder
v7 Antoine Beaupré
chase gitlab migration in our documentation (tpo/tpa/team#41219)
v6 Antoine Beaupré
cross-ref RFC (tpo/tpa/team#41351)
v5 Antoine Beaupré
document the new aliases and new jump host (tpo/tpa/team#41351)
v4 Antoine Beaupré
expand on User directives We've just had a situation where a TPA member pushed to pauli as root which could have messed up the repository's permission. This was discovered by the post-receive hook which said it was pushed as root, which is good. Such a configuration should prevent those issues on most services. In particular, I add the jump host there to avoid logging in as root as it's not necessary. The same with the LDAP server, running ldapvi can (and should) be done as a regular user.
v3 Silvio Rhatto
remove gitlab.torproject.org from ssh-jumphost Since gitlab.torproject.org is accessible from outside the internal network, it can be removed from ssh jump host configuration.
v2 Antoine Beaupré
expand on the jumphost docs
v1 Antoine Beaupré
remove non-tsa content