Hi Anthony!
Very informative link, thanks!
Kind greetings,
Mats
2014-11-01 1:14 GMT+01:00, Anthony Martin :
> Richard Miller <9f...@hamnavoe.com> once said:
>> - finally, after receiving a "Google Account: sign-in attempt blocked"
>> email from google, followed their suggestion to:
>>
>> "change
embrace, extend, snuff? :)
if anyone wants to give it a try, there is enough Go code -- packages and
samples -- to make it less painful.
here's a sample [0] OAuth2-based web server ("resource provider") that
works with Google ("identity provider"). it runs on Plan 9, but each
instance will need i
On 1 November 2014 00:14, Anthony Martin wrote:
> > account is no longer protected by modern security standards."
> >
>
And they tout OAuth2 instead? What could possibly go wrong?
On 27 October 2014 19:10, erik quanstrom wrote:
> it's not complicated. permissions work like unix.
It's actually simpler but more powerful: groups are just users with members
instead of a distinct thing; membership of a group is checked
by the relevant file server and not the local kernel; gr
Hi 9fans,
I wish to have a 9P based sensor and actuator reporting system for an
aquaponics setup I am designing.
I was going to use a RaspberryPi running Plan 9, an "A la mode" for the
interface to the Arduino shield, and a Cooking Hacks Open Aquarium/ Open
Garden shield (so I would need two Rasp
i can think of two options:
- you could go for an all Plan 9 distributed solution. this will be the
easiest to roll out and maintain in my opinion (security, administration,
maintenance, etc). i have used this setup with over a dozen 9pi cpu's (tftp
booting from a 386-based auth+fs) collecting blu
I like your setup Skip...!
I was thinking of having a "mostly" Plan 9 distributed solution, with an
Inferno registry node in the mix (per Pete Elmores debu.gs tutorials and
9gridchan tutorials). I may end up doing the GUI on Inferno too, as it has
quite a few more primitives that'll make it look "
