This is part of setting up Apacheweb on Docker. Please look at the overview page for additional info on this process.
Go to here and generate the username/password file that we will place in our Apache-Reverseproxy Docker
This is part of setting up Apache on Docker. Please look at the overview page for additional info on this process.
Register for an account – https://www.startssl.com/?app=11&action=regform
Check e-mail for verificati...
This is part of setting up Apacheweb on Docker. Please look at the overview page for additional info on this process.
Register a domain.
There are many websites this can be done from: Google Domains, Hover, DynDNS, and others.
Setup Dynamic DNS Updates. This is so that when you...
After many years of telling myself I didn't need one finally this week, I purchased a dedicated pfSense box. The unit is the LinITX APU 1D 4GB from linitx.com.
I opted for the 4GB RAM model with a 30GB mSATA SSD which should make storing configurations and data for services such as Squid a dod...
unRAID has long had the capability to integrate itself into Active Directory for centralized permission and user management but this process has never been fully documented. After lots of searching around on the forums and PMing a few users I’ve consolidated my findings into this post. I am also...
I recently decided to wipe my work laptop of Ubuntu and put Arch Linux on there. It isn’t sanctioned by enterprise support so I was on my own to get things up and working. For the most part, it was painless except for the Citrix client. Here are the gotcha’s I had…
Actually this w...
Aesir is an attempt to make the unRAID interface visually stunning while at the same time making it accessible for new users and old alike.
It is a big project and so we would welcome any help from interested parties, there are several areas that people can help out with.
In recent years it has become increasingly popular to own your own home server. Whether it's for personal private data backup, home automation or media storage more and more people are looking into solutions that fit their own personal needs. This guide will cover step-by-step how to go from nothing...
NFS (Network File System) is a network sharing protocol that is commonly used by Linux servers due to its low network overhead and use of UID authentication.
NFS is particularly useful for low power systems such as the Raspberry Pi thanks to this lower overhead when compared with Samba. In conjunc...