DietPi

#DietPi v10.2 has been released: We implemented the media management server @immichapp, the remote desktop client @rustdesk, an upgrade for #Amiberry v8 by @midwan, and enhanced the accessibility of some tools like dietpi-benchmark. Release notes: dietpi.com/docs/releases/…

#DietPi v10.2 has been released: We implemented the media management server @immichapp, the remote desktop client @rustdesk, an upgrade for #Amiberry v8 by @midwan, and enhanced the accessibility of some tools like dietpi-benchmark. Release notes: dietpi.com/docs/releases/…

@superjax0sg @immichapp @rustdesk @openclaw OpenClaw can be installed pretty easily: 1. Install Node.js, e.g. with "dietpi-software install 9" 2. "npm i openclaw", or if needed on system-level: "sudo npm i -g openclaw"

@DietPi_ @immichapp @rustdesk Please add @openclaw and others.

#DietPi Beta v10.2 ready for testing: - @immichapp media management solution added to dietpi-software, with separately installable ML module - @rustdesk client added to complement its server option - Some scripts like dietpi-benchmark now more accessible github.com/MichaIng/DietP…

@pakal_org @immichapp @rustdesk Run "dietpi-software reinstall 176". See here: #uptime-kuma-update" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">dietpi.com/docs/software/… Update to DietPi v10.2 first. There was an issue with the latest Uptime Kuma version detection in some cases, due to changes in some GitHub API responses. This has been fixed in DietPi v10.2.

@DietPi_ @immichapp @rustdesk How can I update « uptime-kuma » ?

#DietPi v10.1 has been released - Support added for @FriendlyARM_ #NanoPi Zero2 - New software option: #WhoDB by @clideyofficial, a database management tool with AI-powered chat interface - Python pip installs now done into venvs. Release notes: dietpi.com/docs/releases/…

#DietPi v10.0 has been released: - Breaking: Support for @debian 11 Bullseye has been removed. - @ownCloud Infinite Scale has been added as replacement for ownCloud 10. - And the monitoring tool @UptimeKuma_ has been newly added. Release notes: dietpi.com/docs/releases/…

#DietPi Beta v10.0 is ready for testing: - Breaking: Support for @debian 11 Bullseye has been removed. - @ownCloud Infinite Scale has been added as replacement for ownCloud 10. - And the monitoring tool @UptimeKuma_ has been newly added. All info: github.com/MichaIng/DietP…

#DietPi v9.20 has been released! - @rustdesk signalling/relay server added to our software catalogue - @portainerio BE instances are now handled correctly on reinstall/update - @orangepixunlong 5 Max+Ultra got all their USB-A ports enabled in host mode dietpi.com/docs/releases/…

#DietPi Beta v9.20 is ready for testing! - @rustdesk signalling/relay server added to our software catalogue - We added @portainerio BE support and fixed updates on reinstall. - @orangepixunlong 5 Max+Ultra got all their USB-A ports enabled in host mode. github.com/MichaIng/DietP…

@lafalken I am not aware of any issue with network time sync. Please check journald logs: journalctl -u systemd-journald

There seems to be problems with time sync on both Trixie and Bookwork install. @dietpi_ Is this a know issue? Hope it get solved soon

#DietPi v9.19 has been released! - #BirdNET-Go birdsong monitoring + identification system added to our software catalogue - #UrBackup now installed via APT repository - New dietpi-banner option to word-wrap with consistent indentation for small screens dietpi.com/docs/releases/…

#DietPi Beta v9.19 ready for testing! - #BirdNET-Go birdsong monitoring + identification system added to our software catalogue - #UrBackup now installed via APT repo - New dietpi-banner option to word-wrap with consistent indentation for small screens github.com/MichaIng/DietP…

@ohfarfoxache @diaper @rootbeersipper @devhammed Right, hence the first table posted above looked wrong. But knowing the context that it was against the MD5 ~"checksum algorithm" misused for password hashing (from today's perspective), it makes sense 😄. The newer article I linked shows also recent breaches often contain MD5 😭

@diaper @DietPi_ @rootbeersipper @devhammed Negative, that's why key stretching algos like bcrypt and PBKDF2 are used, basically multiple round hashing that make it expensive to compute a final hash even offline locally!

Password 1: aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa1 Password 2: aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa2 These two users can login to each other's accounts because brcypt caps hashing to the first 72 bytes.

@diaper @rootbeersipper @devhammed Found it: hivesystems.com/blog/are-your-… 12x Nvidia RTX 4090 vs MD5 hashes. Am update from 2025 against bcrypt: hivesystems.com/blog/are-your-…

I believe the issue is if someone comprimised a site and got a dump of all of the password hashes, they could take them to their own compute and brute force there - and not of course have any limiting. But yeah, if that table above was extrapolated to 72 characters, imagine the time required