Enter (for mod dwarf):
ssh root@192.168.51.1
Enter Password:
mod
Enter:
mount -o remount,rw /
Enter:
nano /etc/ssh/sshd_config
Scroll down until you find this line and remove the #
personally speaking, I dont like this at all.
there is already the forum to discuss things publicly. and MOD members here are active enough to reply back, as far as I have seenā¦
so in my opinion the unofficial needs to be in bold.
also, you wonāt catch me in there.
Iāve took some time and merged @romās shared .lv2 (dwarf) directory with mine and now I share the result with you guys.
At the moment I have 302 plugins installed on my Dwarf.
Here is the link for the zip file: I didnāt test it, please make a backup of your device before testing this.
I really see the Discord forum just as a possible backup in case the regular Mod Forum gets shut down for a reason alor another. We would still need to be able to get in touch with each other if that ever happens (I really hope not). As long as the regular forum is open it should remain the main hub for mod users.
Considering how other web services gone down with no notice, having a failover communications point is a reasonable precaution. It is not a replacement or rival, it is a plan B, as it is hard to take forum existence for granted.
There is the official IRC channel, which is less likely to go down than a discord group.
(unless we see another āFreenode incidentā, but those only happen once every 2 decades ā¦)
From one side, thatās good, I will take a notice. From another - I barely know a couple of people who still use IRC these days, even while most of my acquaintances are IT related. I am afraid IRC is now used only by archeotech enthusiasts, and while have I sympathize the nostalgia, it is unlikely to gather folks there in considerable numbers. Discord, on other hand, is used by a big amount of people for other things already and they will have no additional overhead to join.
For some of us itās exactly the other way around. Also the Terms of Service of Discord are pretty bad. Itās no place to put official communications channels.
In a couple of years there will be a new thing āeverybody usesā and you would have to sign up for that for exactly the same reasons. Thatās no way to manage a community, migrating from one platform to the next every couple years.
Now imo itās fine that people find places to gather outside of the official channels, but you canāt expect everyone to join those ājust becauseā.
While discord āworksā for those that want a simple quick thing and dont really care about privacy (tradeoff vs simplicity), there are still quite a number of developers not wanting to join out of principle (me included)
I never used Discord before, and wasnāt particularly interested in it. It just happen that we need a backup communication channel and someone proposed that one. Note that we also have the Facebook group. Iāve never used IRC (although Iāve been in CS and Linux dev for decades) so Iām pretty sure most of the user base here wonāt ever get near it.
Iām open to any idea that offers easy access to people while respecting the principles of everyone.
Hi @falkTX
After reading those discussions I Totally understand you.
On the other hand I think it is healthy having an another (unofficial) means of communication that is not maintained by the company, be it on discord or elsewhere (not facebook guys, please!).
I used to participate on a unofficial BOSS GT forum that have produced a crazy amount of in depth useful information about the products. Although Iāve never seen any participation of BOSS in there, I am pretty sure that they were watching.
Also, different than what we have here, at that time BOSS users did not have any other (official) means of communication that I can remember.
MOD won me over with the DUO and Iām no longer a BOSS user.
I didnāt test it, please make a backup of your device before testing this.
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