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tool-box.info
[AI summary] The input is a raw blog page dump containing navigation, a captcha, calendar, and footer elements without any visible article content for classification. |
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maggiesfarm.anotherdotcom.com
[AI summary] Readers discuss the nuances of British puddings, ranging from savory Yorkshire puddings to sweet Christmas puddings and sponge recipes, in a back-and-forth conversation. |
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nion.modprobe.de
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blogops.mixinet.net
This entry explains how I have configured a linux bridge, dnsmasq and iptables to be able to run and communicate different virtualization systems and containers on laptops running Debian GNU/Linux. I've used different variations of this setup for a long time with VirtualBox and KVM for the Virtual Machines and Linux-VServer, OpenVZ, LXC and lately Docker or Podman for the Containers. Required packagesI'm running Debian Sid with systemd and network-manager to configure the WiFi and Ethernet interfaces, but for the bridge I use bridge-utils with ifupdown (as I said this setup is old, I guess ifupdow2 and ifupdown-ng will work too). To start and stop the DNS and DHCP services and add NAT rules when the bridge is brought up or down I execute a script that uses: ... |
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