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Channel log from 28 July 2020   (all times are UTC)

01:23
<alkisg>
Vercas: you can run a POST_INIT_xx="iptables or vpn..." command
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16:53
<Vercas>
alkisg: But how do I make that affect just one user?
16:53
I'm struggling to find any info on this topic.
16:54
What my lizard brain says I should do is create a network namespace where the systemd user process should be run.
16:54
But I cannot figure out any way to do this.
16:54
In that namespace I'd just add the interface and routes and Bob's your uncle.
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19:05
<alkisg>
Vercas: iptables do have modules that can do per-user filtering, for example: https://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/block-outgoing-network-access-for-a-single-user-from-my-server-using-iptables.html
19:06
But the actual commands there are not ltsp-specific, so you may also ask in #networking or #ubuntu etc..
19:08
<Vercas>
Interesting.
19:09
Thank you for that link, I'll look into it.
19:09
I've also asked on #systemd and they've pointed me to PAM modules that do this.
22:01
Is there any quick way to find which network interface is the boot interface?
22:10
I can see there's a BOOTIF kernel command line.
22:10
But that seems to be 7 bytes? MACs are 6. Not sure exactly how it's interpreted.
22:29
<vagrantc>
the first few characters are probably the interface type
23:05
<Vercas>
Fair enough. I'm working around that anyhow.
23:06
I've nearly got this sorted out.
23:06
Will resume tomorrow.
23:12
<vagrantc>
basically, grab the last N segments that matches the size of a mac address
23:13
6 segments
23:13
if i recall correctly