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@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ This provides a quick, user accessible way to reach internal only services.
## Dependencies ## Dependencies
- Apache - Apache
- A reserved IP - A reserved or static IP
- Any modern browser capable of setting a custom home page - Any modern browser capable of setting a custom home page
## Creation Notes ## Creation Notes
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Apache's function is to serve a static HTML page, acting as the Intranet Apache's function is to serve a static HTML page, acting as the Intranet
Said container was given a bridged IP and granted a DHCP reservation for continuous availability and ease of management The container was given a bridged IP and granted a DHCP reservation allowing centralized management
Apache and LXC containerization were chosen due to their extremely low resource requirement Apache and LXC containerization were chosen due to their extremely low resource requirement
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After this I created a "jailed user" as detailed in my [BashDDNS page](https://git.tobiastime.xyz/Tobias/BashDDNS) After this I created a "jailed user" as detailed in my [BashDDNS page](https://git.tobiastime.xyz/Tobias/BashDDNS)
Essentially it is a restricted user who's only function and ability is to transfer files to a singular directory via SCP For a brief explanation, a jailed user is a restricted user who's only ability and purpose is to transfer files to a singular directory via SCP
With their own SSH key, restricted SSH permissions, no login shell and a modified chroot directory limiting system visability A jailed user has their own dedicated SSH key, restricted SSH permissions, no login shell and a modified chroot directory limiting system visibility
After this I created a function within my .bashrc file as follows: After this, I created a function within my .bashrc file as follows:
``` bash ``` bash
send2intra() { send2intra() {