Hey, Max. Thanks, we weren't using that cable. When we access the
link we only see the images, and we already downloaded and flashed
the new one.
On 04/27/2014 03:55 PM, Max B wrote:
On Sun 27 Apr 2014 03:43:22 PM PDT, brad gaffney wrote:
Hi All,
Daniel and I are in the sudoroom right now and we are trying to
access the configurator so that we can finish reflashing my
router.
Can someone help us find our way to it, please?
Thanks,
Brad
On 04/21/2014 05:38 PM, Marc Juul wrote:
On Mon, Apr 21, 2014 at 5:29 PM, Jenny Ryan
<tunabananas@gmail.com <mailto:tunabananas@gmail.com>>
wrote:
On Mon 21 Apr 2014 12:28:46 AM PDT, David Keenan wrote:
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/04/21/us/us-promotes-network-to-foil-digital-spying.html?hp&_r=0
lets apply for some of that USAID to fight spying at home?
This article is seriously disturbing. I didn't realize OTI was
promoting mesh networks as a secure alternative to the Internet. In
the Middle East. Maybe someone from the Commotion team is on this
list and
wants to speak to the actual goals of the project and ways in which
the messaging around it could have been miscommunicated by the
NYT?
"The technology is built from the ground up to be resistant
to outside snooping," Mr. Meinrath said...
I wonder what he was referring to. If he was referring to
mesh networking as used by OTI as the article implies then
he's either an idiot or an asshole.
I think it's really important we all understand and emphasize
to new
folks that mesh networks are not by default more secure than other
kinds of networks, though they are more resilient. This is why we
have
monthly cryptoparties at sudo, so we can teach good end-user
security
hygiene. We can further level up by promoting the use of more
trustworthy services, such as Riseup for email and OwnCloud for
storage, on the mesh splash page or some such.
One bonus point for SudoWRT is that it uses wlan-slovenija's
tunneldigger, routing all connections on the public network
through a
VPN. So actually, our mesh will be more anonymous (insofar as
being
unable to pin an IP to a specific identity) than most networks.
Yes. Though it is so far less anonymous from inside the
local mesh (we're working on this). Also, we should
emphasize that this is not a good anonymity solution and
that people should use Tor. For those who may be new to
sudomesh: The only real purpose of the tunneldigger VPN is
to make it much more likely that the mesh organization will
be contacted about abuse complaints instead of the
individual sharing their Internet connection.
We are also not funded by the State Dept.
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Hey so it's two part: 1. After the node is finished flashing (the
green lights are no longer moving up adn ddown the node), take it
to the server closet and look for an ethernet cable that has a
piece of blue tape with the words node configurator (or something
like that). Connect the node to that ethernet cable. The node's
power light should turn on.
2. Go to any machine on the sudoroom network (we tend to use the
terminal that's directly opposite the server closet) and go to:
https://nodeconf.local:8080/