On Fri, 2016-06-03 at 12:57 -0400, Lorenzo Faletra wrote: > Hi Paul, i was invited here time ago but ipve never had the time to > add our page (it was easier than expected). Yeah, we optimised the process for ease of signup :) > i'll subscribe as soon as possible, i'm new to the debian wiki Should be an option in the UI when you are logged in. > We used in the past to make little changes to some debian binary > packages to perform minor fixes without recompiling everything, but > now we do every change respecting the debian standards and > recompiling our packages from sources, infact you're right and the > page needs to be fixed Good to hear you've moved to building from source :) > An example of binary modification we did in the past (just for the > records) was to add our custom theme to geany-common, then we edited > all the other geany packages to require the correct version of geany- > common without cross-compile them for every architecture, but now we > do everything from source. Interesting, thanks. I expect you could have just added a new package for your geany theme. I'm not familiar with geany themes though. > I've already contacted the responsible of this package to add the > vendor field, thanks for the tip. Great, thanks. > Our (little) developers community has never had this need, but it is > a good idea to have one, i'll try to discuss it with my team. Probably setting the FaceBook page as your blog is the way to go. > We encountered some errors during our development path, but we > thought they were caused by our patches and modifications, but we are > always happy to open bug reports or contact involved package > maintainers when we are sure that the problem is not on our side, but > i'll try how-can-i-help. Great :) > We are in strict collaboration with Caine (based on ubuntu) for what > concerns the digital forensics environment, while we imported many > debianized tools from kali where we thought it was useless to re- > invent the wheel, focusing only on what we want to do in our own way, > but we would be happy to make our relationship with kali more > official (and contribute back where possible), and also a > collaboration with tails and whonix would be interesting for what > concerns our development of anonsurf and other similar tools I hadn't heard of Caine. It is amazing how many distros and tools there are in the security space. > Our main DE is mate, and we provide a tiny derivative project which > uses lxde, but many users have experimented kde and i3 too, i'll try > to get a feedback from our community and see what changes should be > useful to be imported on debian too. Great :) > We recently put our cloudflare firewall in aggressive mode due to > some recent attacks, but it we aregoing to restore it within monday, > some members of the team have also proposed to make our website > available as a tor hidden service and make our repository abailable > on tor too, but it is still in progress. Good to hear :) > We have already added the dnssec and hsts options, i'll check why > they are not enabled, thanks for having reported that. My DNSSEC test was minimal, just checked for RRSIG. TBH I did not check HSTS but I did just now and it isn't present. You are also wasting some header bytes on some weird X-* headers. -- bye, pabs https://wiki.debian.org/PaulWise
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