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- gopher hosting\n
- FTP access\n
- about 2GB of storage\n
- matrix accounts + chat portal (Hydrogen seems cool)\n
- internal message board/email?\n
- maybe a CardDAV server?\n
\n
I think it would be a very cool opportunity to learn a bit about Linux and the internet. However, I literally have *no clue* how to set this up. I found this comment on Reddit:\n
\n
> It happens that you’re trying to build a tilde/pubnix? From my experience, tilde admins often give direct access to the system, but with proper permission elevation. Create a user group with limited permission (i.e. no sudo, disable specific software) and add their usernames to, give them a space in /home. Secondly, disable SSH passwords, ask them to send you their public keys, and only authenticate via public key. Finally, write a good/strict policy but also send a welcoming message. Also, you can look for further security practices, like changing default port, etc. but the key thing is proper user permission.\n
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\n
I basically want to configure the services in a way, that they all depend on Unix accounts. That way I can create a Unix account with suitable permissions for every member, and stuff should Just Work™.\n
\n
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\n
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- gopher hosting\n
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\n
> It happens that you’re trying to build a tilde/pubnix? From my experience, tilde admins often give direct access to the system, but with proper permission elevation. Create a user group with limited permission (i.e. no sudo, disable specific software) and add their usernames to, give them a space in /home. Secondly, disable SSH passwords, ask them to send you their public keys, and only authenticate via public key. Finally, write a good/strict policy but also send a welcoming message. Also, you can look for further security practices, like changing default port, etc. but the key thing is proper user permission.\n
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> It happens that you’re trying to build a tilde/pubnix? From my experience, tilde admins often give direct access to the system, but with proper permission elevation. Create a user group with limited permission (i.e. no sudo, disable specific software) and add their usernames to, give them a space in /home. Secondly, disable SSH passwords, ask them to send you their public keys, and only authenticate via public key. Finally, write a good/strict policy but also send a welcoming message. Also, you can look for further security practices, like changing default port, etc. but the key thing is proper user permission.\n
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\n
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\n
- Exposing all git repos in `~/git/` at the URL `http(s)://git.example.com/~user/` (using cgit) and `gemini://git.example.com/~user/` (using git.gmi)\n
- Exposing `~/pub/gem/` at `gemini://example.com/~user/`\n
- Exposing `~/pub/web/` at `http(s)://example.com/~user/`\n
- Exposing `~/pub/goph` at `gopher://example.com/~user/`\n
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- Hosting Hydrogen (matrix client) at `https://chat.example.com`\n
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\n
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I’m thinking about running my own pubnix/tilde. It would be invite-only and have a bunch of cool things:\n
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> It happens that you’re trying to build a tilde/pubnix? From my experience, tilde admins often give direct access to the system, but with proper permission elevation. Create a user group with limited permission (i.e. no sudo, disable specific software) and add their usernames to, give them a space in /home. Secondly, disable SSH passwords, ask them to send you their public keys, and only authenticate via public key. Finally, write a good/strict policy but also send a welcoming message. Also, you can look for further security practices, like changing default port, etc. but the key thing is proper user permission.\n
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That’s what I want. I was thinking about allowing password logins tho. I already have a VPS, which I want to reinstall to turn into this thing.\n
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- Hosting Hydrogen (matrix client) at `https://chat.example.com`\n
- Maybe host a CardDAV server with an account for every user, similar to what I want for matrix.\n
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Any pointers on how to set up something like this? How would I handle backups? (I know I can just backup all files in every member’s home directory, but how would I handle something more complicated, like the matrix accounts?). How would I make something like this secure?
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