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Gitlab runner installed on Mac using homebrew:

I’m trying to debug why I am unable to fetch the values of custom variables set in GitLab UI.

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The executor is “docker”. The runner is definitely active:

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Apr 06, 2021 Intel processor Make sure that your Mac has a connection to the internet. Then turn on your Mac and immediately press and hold Command (⌘)-R until you see an Apple logo or other image. If you're asked to select a user you know the password for, select the user, click Next, then enter their administrator password.

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I have tried with adding, both in the job and separately (with the same result):

It doesn’t appear to be syntax, “MYSQL_HOST', '{MYSQL_HOST}”, ${MYSQL_HOST} do not work either.

These variables are available when I run the CI through git commits, but not on my locally installed gitlab-runner. They are not protected or masked and available for all environments.

MacMakeup dates back to Windows 2000 era and was later updated to work on Windows XP. That was a lot of time ago. It existed in several flavors and was used in several contexts, from teaching to law enforcement. This was my first public software that created me some problems, other than giving me some satisfaction.
I removed the software from my site because it was marked as a 'virus' but a lot of peoplecontinued to ask me if an updated version was available.
Well, finally it is :-)
I'm assuming you know what a MAC address is. If not, Wikipedia may give you a hint.
In the time I talked with people who found very funny and unexpected uses for MacMakeup, hence in the MAC alteration process itself. If you are among them andwant to share your idea, just write me.
MAC addresses are a mean to have your device globally unique. I mean on a planetary scale. No two MAC addresses should be the same. So in the time this addresswas used to uniquely identify your device for licensing or security purposes.

• I recently discovered that TeamViewer seems to use the MAC address to identify yourdevice and decide whether or not you're making 'commercial' use of the software. Just google for it.
• Another use of a new MAC address if to make passive fingerprinting/profile building more difficult. Several network software or appliances nowadays try to build 'profiles' ofnetwork devices. Having layer 2 information is considered (?) more solid than layer 3 addresses that change often, especially when DHCPs are involved.
• Talking about DHCP, they tend to re-assign IPs to known MAC addresses, so you may just need a different IP to test something, despite the DHCP intentions.
• On a WiFi network you may find that only some MAC addresses are allowed by the access points, so you can borrow one of them taking care o to use it when the owners are online.
• During several pen-testing acts you may need to create specific MAC addresses, or discard used ones for new ones.
• As I said before, some licensing schemes consider your MAC as the unique identifier to bind a specific license. I would normally say you must not use this methodto bypass some sort of licensing, but since it is very stupid it may be an incentive for people to find better protection algorythms.
• You may spoof addresses on your devices to make it simpler to distinguish their traffic, for example when capturing traffic on busy networks (you can create 'your own' OIDs).
• You can just want a MAC that is easy to remember (or funny, just google for those).
• Your suggestion here...

This is a simplified version compared to the original one, but the basic task are accomplishedin the same way. The interface is pretty simple:
To spoof your MAC address you just need to:
1. Select your network interface
2. Type the new MAC address into the box
3. Click 'Spoof'
Done! You just need to disable and enable the interface again.
If the MAC is already spoofed on an interface you can use the 'Reset to original' button to go back toyour original one.Since versions 2.2.x you can use MacMakeup from the command line. You can automate tasks like havinga new MAC at each boot, or switch from one MAC to the other in a click or following events. For examplethe Windows scheduler allows you to execute script based on a lot of events.
When using scripting the GUI interface does not show up if not for critical errors, any output will bedirected to a macmakeup.txt file created in the same directory the executable resides. So you must havepermission to write to that directory (do not put it in Windows32!).
You just start MacMakeup with some command line arguments. Valid ones are:

• list: writes the list of available interfaces to the macmakeup.txt file. The list contains the interface GUID and the description. It is something like:
  {6A4464B2-0FF4-4D69-B0E3-6D7DC289C41B} Bluetooth Network Connection
  {B42E9999-20A5-4F43-B12B-B7670A0D4214} Local Area Connection
  {0FF40FF4-20A5-4D69-B12B-B0E3B0E3B0E3} WiFi adapter
  The part between with the {} is the interface ID we need in the other commands.
• set <interface ID> [NEW_MAC]: sets (spoofs) the new MAC address.
  The first parameter is the interface ID from the list command.
  The MAC address part is (partially) optional. You can type a partial MAC address, for example 005056 (VMWare). In this case the remaining part of the MAC is randomly generated. There is no minimum or maximum number of digits you must pass as the parameter, so if you just type the OUI of VMWare MacMakeup will generate the host part, if you go further and pass 00505612 only the last 4 digits will be appended. If you do not type anything at all a completely random MAC is generated.
  Examples:
  MacMakeup.exe set {0FF40FF4-20A5-4D69-B12B-B0E3B0E3B0E3} 005056 (generates a VMWare MAC address)
  MacMakeup.exe set {0FF40FF4-20A5-4D69-B12B-B0E3B0E3B0E3} 12345678 (generates a MAC address starting with 12345678)
  MacMakeup.exe set {0FF40FF4-20A5-4D69-B12B-B0E3B0E3B0E3} (generates a fully random MAC address)
  
• reset <interface ID>: resets the MAC address to the factory one
  Examples:
  MacMakeup.exe reset {0FF40FF4-20A5-4D69-B12B-B0E3B0E3B0E3}
  

Always look at the contents of macmakeup.txt as it will contain errors (if any) and the new MAC address when (partially) generated.Starting from 2.1.x the distribution zip contains an oui.txt file. The file is a stripped version of the oneyou can download here. This file is a sort of database thatmaps the first 24 bits of the MAC address to a manufacturer. For example if you see a MAC starting with 00A03F youcan assume it is from a device that was made by Apple. This if there were no spoofed MAC addresses of course.

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Loading (and working) with the OUI database is not mandatory and can slow down the program, so load them if neededby pressing 'Load OUIs'.
With the database loaded you can just select a manufacturer from the list and a new MAC address from that vendor willbe proposed in the MAC address box. Also if you select and interface witha spoofed MAC, the presumed vendor will bedisplayed in the information area.
You can type part of the name of the desired vendor in the box to filter the database.
If you do not need all of the (about) 30000 manufacturers, you can reduce the file to the bunch you use most, just deletethe lines you don't need. Keep in mind that only the lines containing 'base 16' are needed. You can easily update the file running:
curl -o - http://standards-oui.ieee.org/oui.txt grep 'base 16' > oui.txt
If you only need to spoof VMWare addresses you can modify the above command as:
curl -o - http://standards-oui.ieee.org/oui.txt grep 'base 16' grep VMWare > oui.txt
You got the picture. Remember, the smaller the file, the faster the loading.
Starting from 2.2 the list was further reduced to 12k elements, so if you need the complete one just use the instructions above.You can launch the application with non administrator rights: in this case you can check the statusof the interfaces and see which ones are have spoofed MAC.
To change a MAC address you need to start the application with administrative rights. Those rightsare also needed to disable and then enable the interface.
This application runs on Windows platforms having the .NET framework 3.5 installed. It was tested on Windows 7, Windows 10, Windows 2008, Windows 2012 and Windows 2016. If youtested one platform, drop me a note.This software is completely free, use it at your will. If you include it in some project or publish iton your web site just drop me a note.
There is no warranty the program will work on your computer, and no assurance it will not create a black hole or some other fancy disaster. Use it at your own risk.
Of course do not use it to do anything evil.
2.1.3.0: added OUI support
2.2.3.1: added command line switches to automate spoofing
2.2.3.5: minor bug fix
Version 2.2.3.5, 2019-05-31, download it here, SHA256 is 6568052d8eb651767cc922c916d6ee06c52bf7907f83978181451c3926f33029.Tim from Majorgeeks, that is serving backup copies of MacMakeup since the first releases. https://www.majorgeeks.com/files/details/mac_makeup.html

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