Tag: Linux
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Nginx Container with Custom Modules
The dev team wanted a version of Nginx that included some custom modules. I've previously built custom Nginx on bare metal, but this time it wanted to be i
gdm3 Tweaks
Updated:When setting up a new Debian Gnome it's nice to make things look the way you want. Here's a few changes I make to sort out my desktop. Hide a User from the
polkit-agent-helper-1[6160]
Updated:After setting up LDAP authentication on my machine, things went as expected, and I was able to authenticate at the GDM login and sudo from the command line
Manjaro - Static IP Address
Updated:It surprised me today that all of my Manjaro builds are using DHCP. I needed to make one of the devices a static IP, as it delivers DHCP, and would be a cy
WireGuard Gnome Extension
Updated:This gives the users a very convenient means of enabling and disabling WireGuard tunnels. Install the Extension from: https://extensions.gnome.org/extensio
Lsyncd Maintain Permissions
When synchronising files and folders with lsyncd I wanted to maintain the original owner and permissions. To do this I added the rsync stanza to my /etc/ls
WireGuard, OTP and ACL's
Out of the box, WireGuard is a simple tool that solves a simple issue. Securely connect this system to that system. But what if that's not quite enough? If
OpenVPN Gnome Network Manager and OTP
If you're looking for the answer to how to get Gnome to connect to your OpenVPN using OTP, then you're going to come to a dead end. There's been an outstan
OpenVPN Client in the Background
With 2FA/MFA and OpenVPN on Linux you need to use the terminal to start up the session. sudo openvpn user.name.ovpn You then get to see all the prompts for
Exim4 Tainted and Permission Denied
Updated:Talk about driving me crazy. We had error messages in our logs claiming that the vacation transport - or out of office auto replies didn't work because of