Instead of being discouraged by it, be empowered, you can be that good, it's possible, he did it. Through hard work and practice you can do it. How do you think anyone learns?
Thanks! Was worried about this video, been so long since i used Ansible and it's definitely not like riding a bike. Also Thanks for being a channel member. Would you let me know what colors you prefer more? The complete black background with green text shown at like 55:28? Or the normal dark blueish blackground and light gray text shown in my other videos.
One day I'll be able to keep up with a 2 video/week cycle. Here's to attempt number 24. Also Thanks for being a channel member. Would you let me know what colors you prefer more? The complete black background with green text shown at like 55:28? Or the normal dark blueish blackground and light gray text shown in my other videos.
I did not have much contact with ansible other than grabbing secrets from it whilst doing CTFs. But man I am loving some good customization. So this video comes in really handy if I want to start automating this process, which I certainly will. Thanks for "introducing" on how to use ansible for this task.
Your welcome! Thank you for being a channel member. Would you let me know what colors you prefer more? The complete black background with green text shown at like 55:28? Or the normal dark blueish blackground and light gray text shown in my other videos.
I've always been a fan of Parrot, but I've been running the HTB Parrot for about.... 6 months, and I gotta say I love it. It's smooth and has absolutely everything I could possibly need. :)
Your welcome! Thank you for being a channel member. Would you let me know what colors you prefer more? The complete black background with green text shown at like 55:28? Or the normal dark blueish blackground and light gray text shown in my other videos.
And this approach can be applied to any other OSs like Debian, Arch, Windows 10 Commando, and VPS server on Ubuntu, right? Incredible! Thanks, IppSec as usual!
I did the same thing but just use one main.yml and use tags to only include what I want run like just go tools or just tmux customizations. just makes it easier for me to read. example command: >ansible-playbook main.yml --tags tmux,tools So that run all blocks tagged with tmux and tools. Granted if was doing right or for public consumption might use roles.
Tags is a good call, maybe I could combine the two. This is only the first video of a multi-part series. Plan to release one a week expanding on things, right now channel members can see two more videos. One of which does make use of templates which roles really starts to make sense.
Absolutly great work man. Iam not sure if you have the same Problem but when i run the script to install all, the bashrc file doesnt copy to the HOME directory. I changed the customize-terminal main.yml file and set the "Copy Bashrc" at the end of the file. I have no Idea why but now it works.
In your early videos you were using Kali and nowadays you are using parrot, what made you make this transition if both systems are look alike and they are Ali it’s the same ?
They are mostly the same. When Kali switched to a rolling distro long ago, apt bricked my system twice. So I ended up switching to Parrot, just to try something different.
If you download and run the playbook from my github (github.com/IppSec/parrot-build ), it will be there. Just need to change the profile to "Video". Didn't show setting all the colors as that would be a lot of time of just me clicking around.
What VM software are you using? Everytime I create a VM on my desktop it becomes a PITA. I currently dual boot with Parrot but your VM performance always seems so stable.
Make sure you have 2 processors attached to the machine and open-vm-tools is installed on the VM. That being said I use VMWare Workstation but know Virtualbox is fine aswell.
I had atrocious performance initially (VMware Workstation) and it wound up being my processor. Long story short, it has both P and E cores (performance / efficiency) and what stabilized my setup was to figure out which ones were which, and then add entries in config.ini (in the ProgramData Workstation folder) to only use the P's. Your mileage may vary, but it was a pain in my ass, so I thought I'd pass it along.
I used to use Kali, had apt screw things up one too many times when they switched to rolling. So I gave Parrot a try and haven't had a reason to go back. At the end of the day, really doesn't matter which one as a lot of stuff I use doesn't come from the package manager. For example, how I installed Kerbrute.
@@ippsec thank you so much for replying can you make separate video also like how to start bug Bounty and where to learn things I want knowledge like you I never seen a guy like you
@@ippsec no man your the one of the best you have so much knowledge I also want to solve Box like you but never started please make video or start teaching please please
Absolutely amazing, as an Ansible dev im really happy to see you using it.
i mean its kinda depressing watching this guy he's just so freaking good on everything ... insane quality videos though
Instead of being discouraged by it, be empowered, you can be that good, it's possible, he did it. Through hard work and practice you can do it. How do you think anyone learns?
he failed 10000 times on many things which u may not have failed
Consistently top quality content. Great job Ippsec.
Thanks! Was worried about this video, been so long since i used Ansible and it's definitely not like riding a bike. Also Thanks for being a channel member. Would you let me know what colors you prefer more? The complete black background with green text shown at like 55:28? Or the normal dark blueish blackground and light gray text shown in my other videos.
@@ippsecboth look good. However old one is more readable for me.
wow, another video this week, thank you for all your hard work, love your content man
One day I'll be able to keep up with a 2 video/week cycle. Here's to attempt number 24. Also Thanks for being a channel member. Would you let me know what colors you prefer more? The complete black background with green text shown at like 55:28? Or the normal dark blueish blackground and light gray text shown in my other videos.
fingers crossed that you'll keep up. And speaking of the colors, I'm a big fan of navy blue, hence the old layout wins by far imho
I did not have much contact with ansible other than grabbing secrets from it whilst doing CTFs. But man I am loving some good customization. So this video comes in really handy if I want to start automating this process, which I certainly will. Thanks for "introducing" on how to use ansible for this task.
Absolutely amazing as always!
Thanks Ippsec for sharing all your knowledge, such a great person
Thanks alot. I have a habit of resetting my vms. These would help alot
Thank you ipp. Much appreciated.
Your welcome! Thank you for being a channel member. Would you let me know what colors you prefer more? The complete black background with green text shown at like 55:28? Or the normal dark blueish blackground and light gray text shown in my other videos.
@@ippsec personally, I prefer dark blueish background with light grey text. Looks good and is readable.
I've always been a fan of Parrot, but I've been running the HTB Parrot for about.... 6 months, and I gotta say I love it.
It's smooth and has absolutely everything I could possibly need. :)
Thank you, IPPsec!
Your welcome! Thank you for being a channel member. Would you let me know what colors you prefer more? The complete black background with green text shown at like 55:28? Or the normal dark blueish blackground and light gray text shown in my other videos.
@@ippsec I like the black background, it's easier to read for me. I'm not a fan of the transparent terminal as well though!
Seems like most people like the gray though 😅
And this approach can be applied to any other OSs like Debian, Arch, Windows 10 Commando, and VPS server on Ubuntu, right? Incredible! Thanks, IppSec as usual!
Yep, you can take what you learn here and apply it to anything you want.
I did the same thing but just use one main.yml and use tags to only include what I want run like just go tools or just tmux customizations. just makes it easier for me to read.
example command:
>ansible-playbook main.yml --tags tmux,tools
So that run all blocks tagged with tmux and tools. Granted if was doing right or for public consumption might use roles.
Tags is a good call, maybe I could combine the two. This is only the first video of a multi-part series. Plan to release one a week expanding on things, right now channel members can see two more videos. One of which does make use of templates which roles really starts to make sense.
55:49 I did same thing without that and made up my own script , I know it needs lot of work and fixes but as I say still need lil more
Oh i waited for this thank youuuu
amazing thanks so much!
The king respect
thanks mate :)
还不错 非常感谢
Nice video
why my terminal show unwanted text when i open it or open tab?
Absolutly great work man. Iam not sure if you have the same Problem but when i run the script to install all, the bashrc file doesnt copy to the HOME directory. I changed the customize-terminal main.yml file and set the "Copy Bashrc" at the end of the file. I have no Idea why but now it works.
NiceOS > Ansible for sure 😀
In your early videos you were using Kali and nowadays you are using parrot, what made you make this transition if both systems are look alike and they are Ali it’s the same ?
They are mostly the same. When Kali switched to a rolling distro long ago, apt bricked my system twice. So I ended up switching to Parrot, just to try something different.
Is puppet can do the same automation
Push!
Do you have any videos about password cracking? I use a Kali VM and password cracking is either very slow for me or I get an error.
You should never use a VM to crack passwords. Use your host operating system or another computer. To find specific topics like this use ippsec.rocks.
Hi ippsec could you explain a bit more bit about leaving the system on a usb drive I just want to know as it seemed interesting
I just keep the VM on an external USB, the reason for that is so if I travel I can bring the VM with me.
usb persistence
How do I get the old parrot terminal color ?
If you download and run the playbook from my github (github.com/IppSec/parrot-build ), it will be there. Just need to change the profile to "Video". Didn't show setting all the colors as that would be a lot of time of just me clicking around.
@@ippsec alright, thanks so much. I really love the terminal u use for ur videos with the blue background and wanted that for myself.
What VM software are you using? Everytime I create a VM on my desktop it becomes a PITA. I currently dual boot with Parrot but your VM performance always seems so stable.
Make sure you have 2 processors attached to the machine and open-vm-tools is installed on the VM. That being said I use VMWare Workstation but know Virtualbox is fine aswell.
I had atrocious performance initially (VMware Workstation) and it wound up being my processor. Long story short, it has both P and E cores (performance / efficiency) and what stabilized my setup was to figure out which ones were which, and then add entries in config.ini (in the ProgramData Workstation folder) to only use the P's. Your mileage may vary, but it was a pain in my ass, so I thought I'd pass it along.
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Why are you not using Kali Linux
I used to use Kali, had apt screw things up one too many times when they switched to rolling. So I gave Parrot a try and haven't had a reason to go back. At the end of the day, really doesn't matter which one as a lot of stuff I use doesn't come from the package manager. For example, how I installed Kerbrute.
@@ippsec thank you so much for replying can you make separate video also like how to start bug Bounty and where to learn things I want knowledge like you I never seen a guy like you
@@patelmeet973 I have not been paid for a single bug bounty in my life. Not sure I'd be the best teacher in that area.
@@ippsec no man your the one of the best you have so much knowledge I also want to solve Box like you but never started please make video or start teaching please please
bro just rice....
Thank you
is that vmware free version?
No, it’s vmware workstation
@@ippsec thanks