I have used gitlab for quite a while as it provides me with quite some flexibility and have some additional advantages over it’s competitor github. I usually use public / private key authentication to push my codes onto the server. but after a fresh installation, I saw the following error when trying to work with gitlab.
$ git clone git@gitlab.com:nuclearpasta/vehiclebooking.git Cloning into 'vehiclebooking'... git@gitlab.com: Permission denied (publickey). fatal: Could not read from remote repository.
Today we are going to solve a problem which has been given to me by my colleague. The wanted to build a infrastructure where every user can register through a portal and upload their public key. When the user tries to login to the system, OpenSSH server will execute a python script (planning to upgrade it to rust) and generate appropriate string so that that specific user can access his / her own LinuX Container (LXC).
There is requirement that we need to perform database analysis on invalid entires into the database. We need to trace or track the entries performed in the database. But to do that we need a proper way to do it.
how to test In this guide we will make a test database in called Tweety in Microsoft SQL Server 2017 and connect to it using Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio.
