Linux ReCursing • 7mo ago • 100%

How can I run something that needs sudo at every login without having to do so manually?

I want to run openvpn every time I log on, but currently I run `sudo openvpn --config <myconfig> --auth-user-pass <user/pass>` every time. Is there a way to make it run that automatically and not need my password? I could make it launch a terminal and run a script but is there a way that would not require me to type my password every time? Can I maybe give myself permissions to whatever openvpn needs so it doesn't need sudo? How do I find out what those permissions are? Is this the right place to ask? I'm running KDE/Plasma 6 on Manjaro should that matter edit: Thanks all! I'm going to try the systemd option, if I can't get that working I'll fall back to the cronjob option, and failing that changing openvpn to not need a password for sudo and launching a script at kde statup.

The Invisible Internet Project ReCursing • 1y ago • 100%

Host 127.0.0.1 is not inside I2P network, but outproxy is not enabled

I have installed i2pd from the Manjaro package, and everything seems to be working fine, I can access i2p sites without problem. However I can't access my local console and everything that entails because I get the the following error ``` Proxy error: Outproxy failure Host 127.0.0.1 is not inside I2P network, but outproxy is not enabled ``` I have tried enabling the outproxy (or at least uncommenting all the lines that include the word outproxy in the default i2pd.conf, and setting `outproxy.enabled = true`), it makes no difference I'm using foxyproxy to enable and disable the proxy as needed. If it's disabled, or if I use firefox's internal proxy settings, I get s standard "firefox can't find this site" page, so it's clearly doing *something!* This is probably a really obvious mistake I'm making with a three second fix, but I have hit a wall and don't know what I'm doing!

If I go to [https://kbin.social/magazines/](https://kbin.social/magazines/) it shows the "hot" tab by default, and they're all pretty busy with lots of comments, threads, microblogs and subscribers. I go to /newest and yeah they're almost all empty, I'd expect that. But under /hot they're also almost all empty or nigh-on empty, which seems to be exact opposite of hot... unless it means they're radioactive and no-one wants to go there! Is this something I'm doing wrong, something the site currently has malformed, or something else?

anarchychess ReCursing • 1y ago • 100%

Dumb questions time: What is anarchy chess?

Dumb questions time: What is anarchy chess? [\#anarchychess](https://kbin.social/tag/anarchychess)