Linux
Linux is a family of open source Unix-like operating systems based on the Linux kernel, an operating system kernel first released on September 17, 1991, by Linus Torvalds. Linux is typically packaged in a Linux distribution.
2023
Secure Access to your private network with Cloudflare© tunnel and Warp
By using Cloudflare Tunnels together with Cloudflare WARP, you could close to your network router ports and access your entire private network in safer. Continue reading Secure Access to your private network with Cloudflare© tunnel and Warp
Static site analytics with Nginx, GoAccess and Javascript
Static site analytics with Nginx, GoAccess and a tiny Javascript. Or how to add a pixel.gif tracker on a static site (ie. Jekyll, Hugo …) Continue reading Static site analytics with Nginx, GoAccess and Javascript
2022
Setting up Multiple Homebridge Instances
This guide, adapted from oznu’s Homebridge Config UI X Wiki, will show you how to set up multiple instances of Homebridge and Homebridge Config UI X using systemd on a Raspberry Pi. Continue reading Setting up Multiple Homebridge Instances
Clone SD card to SSD/HDD for raspberry
How to clone raspberry SD card to boot your Pi on SSD/HDD disk Continue reading Clone SD card to SSD/HDD for raspberry
LTE and Starlink ISP - How to access to your LAN from outside
LTE and Starlink ISP - How to access to your LAN from outside. Continue reading LTE and Starlink ISP - How to access to your LAN from outside
2021
Tips - How to Disable Shell Access to User Account in Linux
In this tutorial let learn how to disable shell access for existing Linux user or create a new user with no shell access. Continue reading Tips - How to Disable Shell Access to User Account in Linux
Setup a Linux Plex Media Server
In this post, I go through all the steps to getting your very own Plex Merdia Server up and running. Continue reading Setup a Linux Plex Media Server
2020
Tips - Running a Node.js process on Debian as a Systemd Service
This guide will teach you how to run your Node processes automatically on Debian (or even Ubuntu). This will mean that your processes can start when your server boots and that they will keep running in case of crashes. Continue reading Tips - Running a Node.js process on Debian as a Systemd Service
Load-balance Internet connection across two or more ISPs
Load-balance your Internet connection across two or more ISPs for improved bandwidth and reliability Continue reading Load-balance Internet connection across two or more ISPs
Tips - Disabling Bluetooth on Raspberry Pi
This post shows steps to “1. Disabling on-board Bluetooth” and “2. Disable Bluetooth completely”. Continue reading Tips - Disabling Bluetooth on Raspberry Pi
Access Point setup and WIFI management for Linux debian devices
AP setup & WiFi management for Debian devices Continue reading Access Point setup and WIFI management for Linux debian devices
How To Install and Setup Postfix as a Send-Only SMTP Server
Postfix is a mail transfer agent (MTA), an application used to send and receive email. In this post, you will install and configure Postfix so that it can be used to send emails by local applications only — that is, those installed on the same server as Postfix.
Crissy Jarvis© Continue reading How To Install and Setup Postfix as a Send-Only SMTP Server
How to Set Up a Samba Server on Linux
Samba allows you to share your files over a local network to computers running any operating system. Samba also makes it simple to control access to these shares using a single configuration file.
Markus Spiske© Continue reading How to Set Up a Samba Server on Linux
Tips - How to automatically execute shell script at startup boot on systemd linux
The following config will discuss a basic example on how to execute shell script during a boot time on systemd Linux. There maybe various reason why you might want to execute shell script during Linux startup like for example to start a particular custom service, check disk space, create a backup … Continue reading Tips - How to automatically execute shell script at startup boot on systemd linux
Tips - How to disable iptables firewall temporarily
Learn how to disable iptables firewall in Linux temporarily for troubleshooting purpose. Also learn how to save policies and how to restore them back when you enable firewall back. Continue reading Tips - How to disable iptables firewall temporarily
Tips - X11 in an Embedded System - noVNC
noVNC is a VNC Client tool to connect to VNC server via Web Browser. And it can uses to connect on an graphic Embedded System. Continue reading Tips - X11 in an Embedded System - noVNC
Hardening Linux Server Setup
Securing your Linux server is important to protect your data, intellectual property, and time, from the hands of crackers (hackers). Continue reading Hardening Linux Server Setup
Tips - Allow Remote connections to mySQL Database Server
In this Tips, we will go through the steps necessary to allow remote connections to a mySQL server. The same instructions can be apply for MariaDB. Continue reading Tips - Allow Remote connections to mySQL Database Server
Tips - Change Nagios default URL access
By default, the Nagios URL is http(s)://<subdomain>.<domain>/nagios. If you want to change the default Nagios path to another path, then the information below can help you. Continue reading Tips - Change Nagios default URL access
Hardening SSH Server Setup
Hardening and secure SSH access for your server Continue reading Hardening SSH Server Setup
Real-time GoAccess dashboard with Nginx
The Real-time logs analysis with GoAccess Continue reading Real-time GoAccess dashboard with Nginx
2019
Hardening Web Server Setup
In this post you will find all the details you need to Hardening Web Server security Continue reading Hardening Web Server Setup
Setup a GIT server on macOS
This article describe how install and setup a git server on macOS & Linux server. A alternive with Gogs & Gitea is discribe at the end on this post. Continue reading Setup a GIT server on macOS
How to configure passwordless login in macOS and Linux
Once you set up a shell user and try to log in via SSH, you’ll find you must enter your password each time. If you’d like to avoid entering your password every time, you can set up Passwordless Login. This way, you’ll be able to automatically login each time immediately without needing to enter your password. Continue reading How to configure passwordless login in macOS and Linux
