anyone been using cockpit web console for linux yet? I actually installed it the other day thinking I was installing something else, and then forgot about, then just kinda "re-discovered" it when logging into my system remotely the other day, and this is a badass little suite of apps.. it works great for controlling synchronet and all my other apps via systemd and I've been playing with virtual machines on it today,, very cool.. I don't know how long it has been available, this is really the first I've ever heard of it. but it's cool as crap.

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anyone been using cockpit web console for linux yet? I actually
installed it the other day thinking I was installing something else,
and then forgot about, then just kinda "re-discovered" it when logging into my system remotely the other day, and this is a badass little
suite of apps.. it works great for controlling synchronet and all my
other apps via systemd and I've been playing with virtual machines on
it today,, very cool.. I don't know how long it has been available,
this is really the first I've ever heard of it. but it's cool as crap.

Reminds me of webmin, but much cooler. I'm going to put it on my
container host and give it a try. Thanks for the pointer!



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Re: cockpit
By: kk4qbn to all on Sat Feb 24 2024 09:56 pm

anyone been using cockpit web console for linux yet? I actually installed it the other day thinking I was installing something else, and then forgot abou then just kinda "re-discovered" it when logging into my system remotely the other day, and this is a badass little suite of apps.. it works great for controlling synchronet and all my other apps via systemd and I've been playi with virtual machines on it today,, very cool.. I don't know how long it has been available, this is really the first I've ever heard of it. but it's coo as crap.

It is pretty cool. I've only dabbled with it a little. I typically manage my machines with a combination of Satellite and Ansible (at work). I'll have to revisit again at some point but, for my use case it wasn't something I would use on a regular basis since we already have other software for monitoring and the ones I already mentioned for management and updates.

If you have just a few machines you are managing it looks like a handy option though. I've enabled it for my RHEL machines in the event I do have a need for it later on.
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Re: Re: cockpit
By: poindexter FORTRAN to kk4qbn on Sun Feb 25 2024 09:37 am

the first I've ever heard of it. but it's cool as crap.

Reminds me of webmin, but much cooler. I'm going to put it on my container host and give it a try. Thanks for the pointer!

No problem!

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Re: cockpit
By: CDP to kk4qbn on Sun Feb 25 2024 02:22 pm

It is pretty cool. I've only dabbled with it a little. I typically manage my machines with a combination of Satellite and Ansible (at work). I'll have to revisit again at some point but, for my use case it wasn't something I would use on a regular basis since we already have other software for monitoring and the ones I already mentioned for management and updates.

as just a hobbyist who uses all this crap for the fun of it, it works great for me.. :-)

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Re: cockpit
By: kk4qbn to all on Sat Feb 24 2024 09:56 pm

anyone been using cockpit web console for linux yet? I actually installed it the other day thinking I was installing something else, and then forgot about, then just kinda "re-discovered" it when logging into my system

Looks interesting. I might install it into kali and take it for a ride.
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Re: cockpit
By: Mickey to kk4qbn on Sun Feb 25 2024 07:58 pm

Looks interesting. I might install it into kali and take it for a ride.

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Re: cockpit
By: DaiTengu to Mickey on Mon Feb 26 2024 11:53 am

Re: cockpit
By: Mickey to kk4qbn on Sun Feb 25 2024 07:58 pm

Looks interesting. I might install it into kali and take it for a ride.

ZOMG K4L1 L1NuX?! ARE YOU A L33T HAX0R?!

the linux facebook groups are full of folks asking how to do the simplest things that would need to be done to navigate in linux, and everyone of them say they are using kali.. :) where are people hearing of kali as some elite, special thing? i don't get it...

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Re: cockpit
By: kk4qbn to DaiTengu on Mon Feb 26 2024 05:28 pm

say they are using kali.. :) where are people hearing of kali as some elite, special thing? i don't get it...

Kali comes with a lot of pre-installed security testing tools. Like for wifi scanning and deauthing, for example, but other various network diagnostic
tools as well.

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Re: cockpit
By: kk4qbn to DaiTengu on Mon Feb 26 2024 05:28 pm

things that would need to be done to navigate in linux, and everyone of them say they are using kali.. :) where are people hearing of kali as some elite, special thing? i don't get it...

Don't know what your talking about, but I enjoy the flavor and the installed utilities. Each to their own I suppose.
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kk4qbn wrote to DaiTengu <=-

the linux facebook groups are full of folks asking how to do the
simplest things that would need to be done to navigate in linux, and everyone of them say they are using kali.. :) where are people hearing
of kali as some elite, special thing? i don't get it...

Networkchuck on Youtube, and others, I suppose. Isn't that where
everybody learns nowadays?

I had an old Samsung Galaxy S3 that I was able to root and run LineageOS
on it. Ran a chrooted Kali Linux on it, that was a fun little
experiment.



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Re: Re: cockpit
By: poindexter FORTRAN to kk4qbn on Tue Feb 27 2024 06:34 am

some elite, special thing? i don't get it...

Networkchuck on Youtube, and others, I suppose. Isn't that where everybody

never heard of him :) but I'm not on youtube too much, but thats no suprise.

I had an old Samsung Galaxy S3 that I was able to root and run LineageOS on it. Ran a chrooted Kali Linux on it, that was a fun little experiment.

thats cool, flipper on steroids :)


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