I found a hack. Assuming you now have libalpm.so.15, just make a copy of it and rename it to libalpm.so.14:

cp /usr/lib/libalpm.so.15 /usr/lib/libalpm.so.14

Edit: It’s not a permanent one and it works for the time being, can’t see the reason for the downvotes honestly.

I want the kernel to be more rusty!

Upon more investigation, it seems more like caddy indeed can’t. The only reason it works is because I directly point the A record to the VPS’s IP.

Afaik you can reverse proxy the ssh connection. I’ve been connecting to my server using the domain and tld (asudox.dev)

Why would they need to understand? Just tell them that it’s needed to play on the server and set it up for them. Whenever they want to play, they can use the VPN.

You should isolate it. Use Docker or Podman or any container solution to put the server in a container for isolation from the main system. Any external directory outside the container the server won’t write to should be in read only mode.

If the server is only for your friends. Stop exposing your network to the public and instead use VPNs.

Heh, inferior system keeps copying.

Rescue image: SystemRescue

Portable Encryption Tool: Picocrypt

Ventoy with Arch and Rescue bootable images. And a portable cross platform encryption tool just in case.

It’s probably better if you move to some EU country that treats your privacy better at this point.

It’s an interesting read to see how Kernel developers argue and think.

You sound like some mad scientist experimenting with kernel devs.

It actually feels like in a few years, the year of the linux desktop will become real. Not even joking.

Use Tor with bridges, or orbot if you want to use apps.

What exactly am I to do when mods use my bot maliciously? I just try to program features into the bot that might be used by the moderators. Everything is optional, if the features are used maliciously, it’s not my fault but the moderators’. What fault does the creator of knives have when they are being used to murder people instead of cutting vegetables?

I do appreciate your comment though, some misc tasks don’t necessarily need to exist such as welcome messages and auto comments on posts. Actually I’ll remove welcome messages, they are a waste of API calls. Maybe auto comment on posts as well but scheduled posts are (most likely) staying. It is a moderation bot after all. I’ll consider your compliant. Thanks.

Just block it and you’ll no longer see any posts or comments of it.

I love this.

None of the mod bots seem to be written in Rust, which I’ll be using. So nope.

The bot won’t have any admin permissions.

Your idea of a “bot” is yet just manual labor for mods with “advanced” features.

Banning members on their username.

I am merely trying to give community mods options. This feature and the other features are optional. Direct your complaints to the community owners if they use some regex that matches usernames that you think shouldn’t be banned.

Locking down an entire community because of a small group of people spamming.

The bot just locks it down to stop the spam, otherwise everyone’s feed will just be filled with spam. I haven’t seen such a spam yet, but that does not mean there won’t be any in the future. Just trying to be prepared for it.

Deleting posts because an account isn’t old enough?

Again, I am just giving the mods options. If they enable the feature and use it, direct your complaints to them.

Why not throw in the system to have to approve posts before they get published? Really make the community welcoming.

That is possible with post locking and with a dashboard. I’ll look into it.

It was said in another comment above that this tool is easily abused by “overzealous mods”, but I believe the real problem are overzealous programmers.

Again, I’m only giving them options.

Every tool can be used both in good and bad purposes. Why is it that it is the fault of the tool or its creator?