Jack Williams jpwilliams

Secure data transfer using GPG keys

Sometimes you need a secure way to pass a file from one place to another, ensuring that only the intended recipient can read its contents. We can achieve this simply using GPG keys.

The flow is:

Recipient generates a GPG key
Recipient exports a public key
Recipient sends public key to sender
Sender receives public key from recipient

Pulled from microsoft/WSL#4150 - microsoft/WSL#4150 (comment).

WSL 2 TPC NETWORK FORWARDING

Introduction

With the introduction of WSL 2 Beta, Microsoft has made changes to the system architecture. The changes include changing from the default bridged network adapter to a hyper-v virtual network adapter. The implementation was not completed during the launch of the beta program. This makes accessing of network resources under WSL 2 complex. The work around is to forward the TCP ports of WSL 2 services to the host OS. The virtual adapter on WSL 2 machine changes it's ip address during reboot which makes it tough to implement a run once solution.

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Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

I am jpwilliams on github.
I am jackwilliams (https://keybase.io/jackwilliams) on keybase.
I have a public key ASDLDgiqJQJt1S4SsABrTECWr8uS4-OsUCye07HXQk9Ljwo

To claim this, I am signing this object:

Usage

// create a new lock
const locker = new Locker()

// wait for lock
const releaseLock = await locker.waitForLock()

// we have the lock! do stuff

	package main

	import (
	"fmt"
	"io/ioutil"
	"strings"
	"unicode"
	)

	func main() {

	const opentracing = require('opentracing')
	const { initTracer } = require('jaeger-client')

	const tracer = initTracer({
	serviceName: 'test',
	reporter: {
	logSpans: true,
	flushIntervalMs: 10
	}
	})

	import { sayHello } from "./sayHello.ts";

	const [str, isErr, err] = await sayHello();