Tag: Linux
All the articles with the tag "Linux".
Don't Go To Sleep
Updated:I need my office PC to be permanently available so I can access it remotely. This was working just fine after I disabled all the sleep mode settings when I
Minio and Nextcloud
Updated:As a follower of Open Source it's time to look at a storage platform that offers an S3 service like Amazon. Minio offers us a storage platform that we can
Setting rfkill state requires authentication
After a reboot I found I was being presented with an authentication dialog after login stating: setting rfkill state requires authentication It turns out t
Nginx GeoIP
With the plus version of Nginx you get access to the compiled version of geoip2 plugin. This means you can use it out of the box just add it into the confi
acme.sh
Updated:We've been using certbot and Let's Encrypt for years. But we have some legacy systems hidden in the bowels and darkest corners or our data centre that are
AutoFS
Updated:Using AutoFS you can automatically mount network shares onto your system. Installing it from your repository is easy enough, but some distros have slightly
Forgotten root Password
Maybe not so much forgotten, but an undocumented password. It's an easy process. Boot into grub, press e on your usual boot line and then change the /boot/
Terminal Not Starting
I just installed Manjaro on my laptop and found a quirk problem where the terminal won't fire up. I resorted to installing xfce-terminal to see what was do
Traefik Swarm
Updated:Traefik is a reverse proxy that is configured directly from your docker configuration.
QEMU/KVM and virt-manager
Updated:Setting up an open source virtualization solution is pretty straight forward. You just need to ensure you include all the components. This should drag in a