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Adding Your Custom Domain to SimpleLogin
Adding a Custom Domain Sign in to your SimpleLogin account using your credentials. Once you're logged in, click on the Domains tab, enter your custom domain, and click Create. Verify Ownership of Your Domain Once the domain is added, SimpleLogin will ask...
Install OpenProject on Debian 12, with NGINX
OpenProject's official documentation provides many ways you can use to install OpenProject. You can choose to install via a package manager on bare metal or virtual machine, install via docker, or install with Kubernetes. https://www.openproject.org/download-...
Changing the Hostname
Upon first login, you may see the following at the bottom of the web page: "Hostname setting mismatchYour application is running with its host name setting set to localhost:3000, but the request is a you-server-ip-or-fqdn hostname. This will result in errors!...
Creating Users and Enabling Multi-Factor Authentication
Login as the admin user. Click on your username icon on the top right, then select Administration. Here, you will see a while bunch of settings that you can change for your OpenProject instance. Click on Users and Permissions. Click on + User. E...
Script Installation on Debian 12
Currently, installing KASM is very straight forward for Single-Server installation. The KASM team have provided an official, scripted install method to get you started. https://www.kasmweb.com/docs/latest/install/single_server_install.html Prerequisites f...
Hardware Requirements
KASM Workspaces can be install and run on many Linux distributions. The hardware requirements are not too bad, with 2 CPU cores and 4GB RAM to get started. Official Documentation: https://www.kasmweb.com/docs/latest/install/system_requirements.html You wil...
Gravity Sync - Sync Settings Across Multiple Pi-Hole
Gravity Sync is a tool designed for users who operate multiple Pi-hole instances on their network, to ensure consistent configuration across all Pi-hole installations. It syncs blocklist, whitelist, DNS, DHCP, and more settings between these multiple Pi-hole s...
XCP-NG Center
XCP-NG Center is a community maintained project that provides a management option for XCP-NG on Windows. As of 2023-11-22, XCP-NG Center is not currently being actively maintained. Use Xen Orchestra instead for day to day XCP-NG administration, and use XCP-N...
Intel iGPU Passthrough to VMs
Certain Intel CPUs, such as the 8th gen and 9th gen Core i CPUs, supports having their iGPUs passthrough to VMs. The easiest way to enable Intel iGPU passthrough on XCP-NG hosts is through XCP-NG Center. Launch XCP-NG Center, right-click on one of the XCP-NG...
Creating XCP-NG Server Pool
In XCP-ng, a "pool" refers to a grouping of multiple XenServer hosts (physical machines) that work together to manage and share virtual machine resources. This pooling functionality allows administrators to centralize management tasks and create a unified reso...
Adding New Users and Enabling Multi-Factor Authentication
Head over to the webUI in a browser. The default login credentials are [email protected], with the password admin. Create New Admin User and Change Password First thing first, we will need to change the default user and password. Go to Settings -> Users ...
XCP-NG Pool Networking
XCP-ng sets up a virtual network for each physical network interface during installation. When similar hardware spec servers join a pool, the pool combines all the similar network adapters from hosts into one pool-wide virtual network, allowing virtual machine...
Creating Storage Repository for XCP-NG Pool
A storage repository is where VM files or ISOs resides on in XCP-NG. For VM storage, XCP-NG calls this VDI SR. For ISOs, it is called ISO SR. XCP-NG also supports many different shared storage options for its storage repository, such as Windows SMB File Share...
Creating XCP-NG Virtual Machines in Xen Orchestra
Creating a new Virtual Machine in Xen Orchestra is a fairly striaght forward process. ISO Storage Before you can deploy a new VM sucessfully, you will need to tell the VM which installation ISO to use. The best way to present installation ISOs to VMs in XC...
RoboCopy
If you are familiar with rsync on Linux, you will appreciate this Windows command line tool - robocopy. Robocopy stands for “Robust File Copy.” It is a built-in Windows utility tool for transfering files from one location to another. Robocopy Syntax and F...
Backup and Restore
Backup Backing up Bookstack is pretty striaght forward. Simply backup the Bookstack database and the Bookstack /var/www folder, and you'll be good to go. Official Documentation: https://www.bookstackapp.com/docs/admin/backup-restore/ Backup the Database ...
Creating an Encrypted Volume with a Hidden Volume on Windows
An Encrypted Volume with a Hidden Volume, as implemented in Veracrypt, is a technique used to create two layers of encryption within a single container file or disk partition. The Outer Volume is the primary encrypted volume that is visible and accessible upo...
Mounting an Encrypted Outer or Hidden Volume Drive on Windows
Launch Veracrypt if it's not already open. In Veracrypt, click and highlight on an unused drive letter, and click on Select Device. Select your Veracrypt encrypted device. After selecting the drive, click Mount. Enter the password for either the ou...
Install Docker Engine on Debian
Installing Docker Engine on Debian is a very striaght forward process. Add the official Docker repository, install the dependencies and docker, and you're done. Docker has an official install guide for Debian located at https://docs.docker.com/engine/install...
2024 - DIY to the next level
Another year, another set of change. In this field, the only constant is change. I was able to get my hands on a set of Mikrotik switches to upgrade the existing network setup. Mikrotik makes great, low noise and low power switches. Their switches are packed...