#dpkg

[codesnippets]

List Installed Packages On APT Distro. Sorting By Size.

dpkg-query -W -f '${Installed-Size;5} ${Package}\n' | sort -rn

[krysteena]

random fun debian fact for tonight, if you got a .deb file and it won't install when you open it (or it shows what's inside instead), right click on it, go to properties => open with => select "Software install"

[guangyaw]

在WSL Ubuntu 20.04 安裝中文包

WSL是微軟輕量化的子系統， 為的是讓開發人員能夠直接在 Windows 執行Linux相關的應用程式， 之前也介紹了不少WSL上面的應用， 今天則是要來教大家 在WSL Ubuntu 20.04 安裝中文包 在WSL執行一些應用程式有時候讀取或顯示中文會有問題， 就像底下圖片一樣， 這是執行meld 進行檔案比對的時候， 中文並未正常顯示 這是由於輕量化後的WSL 中沒有中文包的緣故， 所以需要自行安裝與設定 首先安裝中文語言包 sudo apt install language-pack-zh-hant 接著執行底下命令進行設定： sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales 選好數個要支援的語言： 此處選擇 en, zh_TW BIG5, zh_TW.UTF8 並在下一頁選擇預設的語言， 建議選擇 en 或者…

[lady-inkyrius]

Guess who just learned pop-os uses systemd and that grub wss only in there for legacy mode and so it could solidify my initial misremembering of which bootloader I had! I fucking hate working with computers why do I do this to myself.

Shit what the fuck just happened? Did Windows randomly decide to overwrite grub? Both my drives seem to have the Windows bootloader on now. I can't even access the EFI partition from Windows and I'm unable to boot into Linux now?

[linuxmint-official]

The v22 installer fucked up so bad that it deleted dpkg and gave me COVID, care to explain yourself?

your mom

[copper-skulls]

Getting Undertale running on linux in 2024: a guide for those that cannot be assed on debian-based distributions

Step one: TRY.

this is for the humblebundle downloads only, unfortunately. i don't have + can't test the steam version. unzip. get into the folder. try good ol ./UNDERTALE on the runnable-looking thing. if that doesn't work, try chmod +x UNDERTALE and chmod +x game/runner for good measure and repeat.

if you managed that and it runs, congratulations!! YOU WON. otherwise:

Step two: SCREAM.

You probably got cryptic messages about stuff not being found when you caN SEE THEM RIGHT THERE. it's okay. it's an old game on an old engine. it's 32-bit. the messages don't help with diagnozing that but if it's THAT sort of message IT'S THE 32-BIT BULLSHIT. continue to step three.

Step three: 32-bit libs the easy part.

sudo apt install lib32z1 . try to run it again. restart if no change. now you're probably met with something MUCH more helpful and specific, like:

don't give up you're getting closer!!

Step four: 32-bit libs the bug-squashing part.

this one is annoying but you only have to do it once per machine i love you

okay, first, setup your machine for the 32-libs with

sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386 sudo apt update

^ you won't need to repeat this ever again. you're good. NOW. hunt down where the files you want are in your package directiories, depending on the distributions. I was missing libstdc++.so.6. it was in the package libstdc++6. notice the pattern. it's lowercase[number after 'so'] if you're on debian or ubuntu you'll probably only have to plug this pattern in and you're GOOD.

sudo apt install libstdc++6:i386

^ the colon part is important! that's the 32 bit bit.

wait for the install to finish, try to run the executable again and hunt down the next library . rinse and repeat until undertale kicks in and RUNS. THat's it!!! you're done, hopefully!!

the libraries I was personally missing were: libXxf86vm.so.1, libGL.so.1, libopenal.so.1, libXranr.so.2 and libGLU.so.1. I installed them from the packages libxxf86vm1:i386, libgl1:i386, libopenal1:i386, libxrandr2:i386 and libglu1:i386. all were conforming to the pattern earlier.

step five: undered. tal <3

okay now how to tag this when in two years I want to play undertale again on a new machine.

[rioboyva2554]

I'm sick and tired of companies only providing deb packages it fucking sucks I now have to compile dpkg for Fedora of which isn't a problem for me, but I shouldn't need to do it

[playstationvii]

#TheeWaterCompany

#CyberSecurity #Risk #Reward

!/bin/bash

BACKUP_DIR="/backup" DATA_DIR="/important_data/" ENCRYPTED_BACKUP="$BACKUP_DIR/encrypted_backup_$(date +%F).gpg"

tar -czf $BACKUP_DIR/backup_$(date +%F).tar.gz $DATA_DIR gpg --symmetric --cipher-algo AES256 --output $ENCRYPTED_BACKUP $BACKUP_DIR/backup_$(date +%F).tar.gz rm -f $BACKUP_DIR/backup_$(date +%F).tar.gz echo "Encrypted backup completed."

To refine encryption-related code, consider the following improvements:

Use Stronger Algorithms: Implement AES256 instead of AES128 for better encryption strength.

Add Error Handling: Ensure that the encryption process handles errors, such as failed encryption or permission issues.

Secure Storage of Keys: Use a secure method to store encryption keys (e.g., environment variables or hardware security modules).

Refined Script Example:

!/bin/bash

Encrypt sensitive data with AES256 and store encrypted backup securely

BACKUP_DIR="/backup" ENCRYPTED_BACKUP="/backup/encrypted_backup_$(date +%F).gpg" DATA_DIR="/important_data/"

Perform backup of important files

tar -czf $BACKUP_DIR/backup_$(date +%F).tar.gz $DATA_DIR

Encrypt the backup with AES256

gpg --batch --yes --symmetric --cipher-algo AES256 --output $ENCRYPTED_BACKUP $BACKUP_DIR/backup_$(date +%F).tar.gz

Remove the unencrypted backup file

rm -f $BACKUP_DIR/backup_$(date +%F).tar.gz echo "Backup and encryption completed securely."

This script enhances security by using AES256 and ensures encrypted files are properly handled.

To proceed with creating scripts for securing water companies' networks, we would outline some basic examples and operational strategies that could be implemented. Here’s a breakdown of each element:

Monitoring and Intrusion Detection

These scripts would monitor traffic and detect any suspicious activity on the network.

Example Script: Network Traffic Monitoring

!/bin/bash

Monitor network traffic and detect anomalies

LOGFILE="/var/log/network_traffic.log" ALERT_FILE="/var/log/alerts.log"

Use 'netstat' to monitor active network connections

netstat -an > $LOGFILE

Check for unusual activity, such as unexpected IP addresses

grep "192.168." $LOGFILE | grep -v "127.0.0.1" > $ALERT_FILE if [ -s $ALERT_FILE ]; then echo "Unusual activity detected!" | mail -s "Security Alert: Network Anomaly Detected" admin@watercompany.com fi

This script monitors network traffic using netstat, checks for connections from suspicious IP addresses, and sends an alert if any are found.

Intrusion Prevention (Automated Response)

This script would automatically take action to block malicious activity upon detection.

Example Script: IP Blocking on Intrusion Detection

!/bin/bash

Block suspicious IP addresses detected during intrusion attempts

SUSPICIOUS_IPS=$(grep "FAILED LOGIN" /var/log/auth.log | awk '{print $NF}' | sort | uniq)

for ip in $SUSPICIOUS_IPS; do iptables -A INPUT -s $ip -j DROP echo "$ip has been blocked due to multiple failed login attempts" >> /var/log/security_block.log done

This script automatically blocks IP addresses with failed login attempts, adding a layer of protection by preventing brute-force attacks.

Security Updates and Patch Management

Automated patch management ensures that all security vulnerabilities are addressed as soon as updates are available.

Example Script: Automatic Updates

!/bin/bash

Update system packages and apply security patches

echo "Updating system packages…" apt-get update -y apt-get upgrade -y apt-get dist-upgrade -y

Apply only security updates

apt-get install unattended-upgrades dpkg-reconfigure -plow unattended-upgrades

This script ensures that the system receives the latest security patches automatically, which is essential for keeping critical infrastructure secure.

Data Encryption and Backup

Regular backups and ensuring sensitive data is encrypted are vital.

Example Script: Data Encryption and Backup

!/bin/bash

Encrypt sensitive data and create backups

BACKUP_DIR="/backup" ENCRYPTED_BACKUP="/backup/encrypted_backup.gpg"

Perform backup of important files

tar -czf $BACKUP_DIR/backup_$(date +%F).tar.gz /important_data/

Encrypt the backup

gpg --symmetric --cipher-algo AES256 $BACKUP_DIR/backup_$(date +%F).tar.gz

Remove the unencrypted backup file after encryption

rm -f $BACKUP_DIR/backup_$(date +%F).tar.gz echo "Backup and encryption completed."

This script automates backups of sensitive data and encrypts it using gpg with AES256 encryption, ensuring that even if data is accessed illegally, it cannot be read without the encryption key.

Access Control

Strong access control is necessary to ensure that only authorized personnel can access critical systems.

Example Script: Access Control with Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)

!/bin/bash

Ensure all users have MFA enabled for critical systems

Check if MFA is enabled on SSH login

if ! grep -q "auth required pam_google_authenticator.so" /etc/pam.d/sshd; then echo "MFA is not enabled on SSH. Enabling MFA…" echo "auth required pam_google_authenticator.so" >> /etc/pam.d/sshd service sshd restart else echo "MFA is already enabled on SSH." fi

This script checks if multi-factor authentication (MFA) is enabled on SSH logins, and if not, it enables it, ensuring an additional layer of security.

Security Audits

Regular audits help identify vulnerabilities and ensure the system is secure.

Example Script: Automated Security Audit

!/bin/bash

Run a security audit to check for common vulnerabilities

Check for open ports

echo "Checking for open ports…" nmap -p 1-65535 localhost > /var/log/open_ports.log

Check for outdated software

echo "Checking for outdated software…" apt list --upgradable > /var/log/outdated_software.log

Check file permissions for sensitive files

echo "Checking file permissions…" find /etc /var /usr -type f -name "*.conf" -exec ls -l {} \; > /var/log/file_permissions.log

Send the audit report to the administrator

mail -s "Security Audit Report" admin@watercompany.com < /var/log/security_audit_report.log

This script performs a security audit, checking for open ports, outdated software, and sensitive file permission issues, then sends a report to the administrator.

Conclusion

These scripts are designed to help secure the water companies' networks by automating essential security functions like monitoring, response to threats, patching, encryption, and access control. It’s important that these scripts be customized to the specific needs of each company, taking into account their existing systems, infrastructure, and any unique security concerns they may face. Additionally, regular updates to these scripts will be necessary as new vulnerabilities and threats emerge.

For a basic firewall script that blocks unauthorized access and monitors network traffic, here's an example:

!/bin/bash

Define allowed IPs (replace with actual allowed IP addresses)

ALLOWED_IPS=("192.168.1.1" "192.168.1.2")

Block all incoming connections by default

iptables -P INPUT DROP iptables -P FORWARD DROP iptables -P OUTPUT ACCEPT

Allow traffic from specified IPs

for ip in "${ALLOWED_IPS[@]}"; do iptables -A INPUT -s $ip -j ACCEPT done

Log and monitor incoming traffic

iptables -A INPUT -j LOG --log-prefix "Firewall Log: " --log-level 4

This script sets a default block on incoming connections, allows traffic from specific IP addresses, and logs all traffic for monitoring.

[nixcraft]

-> How To See Contents of A .DEB Debian / Ubuntu Package File

[trivalentlinks]

omg i FINALLY managed to change my desktop environment from unity back to GNOME!!

it was a super long and arduous process, because unbeknownst to me (well i may have subconsciously known but was ignoring it) the time i accidentally switched to unity i also switched from gdm3 to lightgdm and downloaded xubuntu and xfce on top of my regular ubuntu os and thought i'd reverted these changes but had not

and then i was trying to follow all these tutorials that were like "it's so easy, you just download gnome and then on log-in, you select gnome instead of unity" and i was like, okay, but there's nowhere to select gnome?! (turns out because my login screen was this lightgdm version that came with the xubuntu/xfce install so it didn't have this option; i had assumed the login screen just looked funny because it was unity)

if anyone else ends up with this very particular problem here's the trick: if you want to fully remove xubuntu/xfce, you need to switch from lightgdm to gdm3 by typing:

sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm

into the command line.

Only then can you actually fully uninstall xubuntu/xfce in a way so that it's genuinely gone, and any tutorial for removing xubuntu/xfce that doesn't have the above gdm-switching line is only gonna lead to more frustration as you uninstall it over and over and keep restarting your computer only to see the xubuntu logo show up

(yes, i made all these changes by accident while having no understanding of what all those things were (still don't honestly); i actually accidentally switched to unity in a disastrous attempt to revert the xubuntu/xfce change and thought i had succeeded, oops... yeah, i am very technophobic)

anyway, this is huge for me, i have been suffering with os-weirdness for about a month now because i always had something coming up and didn't want to risk screwing up my os even more

[postsofbabel]

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[mwgamera]

i heard you all hated modal interfaces? why are you introducing new modal interfaces by adding "git-like automatic pager" to programs like dpkg or apt? with unpredictable mode switches by default depending on the output at that! how evil is that?! do you never work remotely over a shaky line? do you sit and spend 2 seconds thinking about every single keystroke you make when working on the command line? do you even understand the difference between command line and gui/tui? yes, yes, it can be disabled separately for every . single . such . program. even damned gnu made the colors opt-f???ing-IN in ls. if i wanted pager i wouldve asked for it.

[babyawacs]

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…hey…you.. aeh.. aeh.. is it.. aeh.. possible.. aeh..your aeh.. heros aeh.. programmed the … .. windows taskmanager? then #friendlytease #homage @debian @linux @cnet @techpowerup @wired @pcwelt @windowsdev why arentyou shocked your wlan password laysaround cleartext in linux there. etc network or networkmanager your wpa_supplicant too ////‎ p h e w for dpkg –force-all breaking module dependencies…

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