to protect and daemonize
There’s one thing that I am really missing under OpenBSD, a network manager which seemlessly handles running around with my laptop. So my main itches to scratch are doing magic things at boot and resume so I don’t have to bother with fiddling with hostname.if(5) ever.
My first take on …
I came up with the idea to utilize Open Source Threat Feeds, or OSINT on my private setup and quickly cooked up the shell script below in a rough, first try. The funny thing is that I more or less instantantly got hits from the 5346 IP addresses in the table:
@0 block drop log quick from …I am fed up with VMWAre Workstation and I’d like to check if Hyper-V is a better alternative for me. This is not a tutorial but just a primer and scratchpad note mainly for me, thus those very brief notes.
Update: I have corrected chown www /var/www/data
to be chown www /var/www/rainloop/data in getting rainloop ready to rock
installing php and php-curl (and unzip)
pkg_add -i php php-curl unzip
getting rainloop ready to rock
mkdir /var/www/rainloop
unzip ~/rainloop-community-latest.zip -d …A night without sleep later I am slowly getting a clearer picture of how the pieces are fitting together. Ricing my blog is getting smoother and smoother as my understanding of sblg, HTML and CSS increases and I was able to unclutter both my Makefile and the HTML code. But there is a lot of …
Just in case somebody else is getting the cannot resolve getgrav.com error: just copy /etc/resolv.conf into the chroot:
mkdir /var/www/etc
cp /etc/resolv.conf /var/www/etc/
And I already feared that I need to create /dev/random and shit like that. Damn it that took too long to find out.
So. After losing my old disk due to operator error my previous blog (based on jekyll) had been totally lost. Note to self: don’t lose the keydisk to your backup.
So years and a new domain later I decided to reboot the thing, now based on sblg. It’s not yet finished as a lot of edges are …