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Re: "I'm surprised there isn't a subspace for spartan. I..."

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@gritty - I'm not certain how to interpret your question. I'm using spsrv on my webserver.

👤 jdcard

2023-06-06 · 3 months ago

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🦀 jeang3nie

@jdcard fwiw Agis starts as root just to open port 300, then drops all privilege immediately after and runs a whatever user you configure it to.

🍀 gritty

@jdcard I wasn't sure how many servers there were and if they are only on the spartan mainpage. @remy that's interesting!

🏍️ winduptoy

@jdcard what's your opinion on SRV records?

👤 jdcard

@winduptoy - Hmmm... that's an interesting idea. I avoid messing with DNS when I can but I think I'll try an SRV record and see how various Spartan clients handle that.

🏍️ winduptoy

@jdcard - Oh, I assume none of them handle it since it's not in the spec. I see a lot of issues revolving around ports (e.g. lack of root access in your case) and so little discussion of SRV records. Seems to me like a good tool to use. I'm hoping more specs start mentioning them as a requirement to alleviate issues like this.

2023-06-07 · 3 months ago

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I'm surprised there isn't a subspace for spartan. I remember a lot of folks chatting about it a while back. anyone using / updating spartan (capsules?)?

💬 gritty · 12 comments · 2023-06-06 · 3 months ago