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Sharing your ETA with TeslaETA

Sharing your ETA with TeslaETA

A quick guide on how to run TeslaETA to share your ETA with your friends, leveraging TeslaLogger.

TeslaLogger in the Cloud

TeslaLogger in the Cloud

A guide on how to run TeslaLogger in the Cloud using Traefik 2 as frontend server with IPv6 as a bonus - all on Docker.

tinc 1.1 on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS (incl. ARM64)

tinc 1.1 on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS (incl. ARM64)

As you may have noticed, I'm a huge fan of tinc. I've been running it for over a decade on my networks between my servers and my routers. However, as most of my routers run tinc 1.1, I was looking for a straight forward way

Traefik 2 and Gotify's Websockets

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Traefik 2 and Gotify's Websockets

Getting Gotify's Websockets to work through Traefik v2, fixing the 502 Bad Gateway error that the Gotify Android app was throwing.

Enabling IPv6 on OVH's Public Cloud with netplan

Enabling IPv6 on OVH's Public Cloud with netplan

A quick guide on how to enable IPv6 on OVH's Public Cloud Instances running Ubuntu.

Connecting your Synology NAS to your network using tinc and Docker

Connecting your Synology NAS to your network using tinc and Docker

A step-by-step guide to connecting your Synology NAS to your tinc mesh-VPN using Docker.

Migrating Plex from Mac to your Synology NAS

Migrating Plex from Mac to your Synology NAS

Ever wanted to migrate your Plex Media Server from your Mac to your Synology? Simply follow this step-by-step how-to!

How to set up Tinc mesh VPN on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS

How to set up Tinc mesh VPN on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS

I've been using tinc for a while now across my Tomato routers. Unlike other VPNs, it's probably one that I use on a daily basis. It allows me to access my LAN from any trusted node without having to maintain a single point of failure or

HTTP/2 and SSL on nginx

HTTP/2 and SSL on nginx

HTTP is probably one of the most well known protocols out there. But did you know that a few years ago, it got it's first major revision since it's inception - HTTP/2 [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP/2]. One of the main goals was

Tinc Mesh VPN on Tomato

Tinc Mesh VPN on Tomato

I recently visited my parents and realised that it would be great to continue to easily access my network at home. Sadly, as a Virgin Media customer, the upload speed is poor, so using the VPN I set up isn’t the answer, as all traffic would always be routed

Using Proxmox Cluster in VRack 1.5

Using Proxmox Cluster in VRack 1.5

Having spent the last 24 hours trying to get Proxmox to play nice with the new VRack 1.5, it looks like it works perfectly, including online live migration of venet based OpenVZ containers, which didn’t work in VRack 1.0. The configuration makes eth1 the default card for

Setting expires headers with Plesk 11.5 and nginx

Setting expires headers with Plesk 11.5 and nginx

I’ve been spending this morning optimizing the Flosoft.biz website in terms of load times in Browsers, and one key element of that is sending the correct expires headers to allow Browsers to cache the data. Now, as of Plesk 11.5, you can edit nginx settings via the

Enabling GZip compression on Plesk 11.5’s nginx

Enabling GZip compression on Plesk 11.5’s nginx

One of the legacy systems we still use at Flosoft.biz is Plesk. Over the last few years it has slowly gotten better (don’t worry, it still completely breaks on every version upgrade) and nowadays comes with nginx. However, I noticed that for some obscure reason, it doesn’t

Adding Flashcache to Proxmox and LVM

Adding Flashcache to Proxmox and LVM

One of the main bottlenecks when running high performance virtualization systems is the harddisk. Now, you could of course switch your entire system over to SSDs, but that is costly and you’ll end up with a lot less storage, or a massive RAID array. Modern filesystems like ZFS have

Howto: Install a frontend on your Server with NX

This howto will explain to you how to install a frontend on your server which is accessible via NX. This tutorial is for Debian based systems, and has been tested on an Flosoft.biz FlexServ (RPS). 1. Check the basic Debian setup. We need to modify the sources.list vi

Flash 9 on Linux!

Hey, are you tired of stupid Flash 7 on your Linux. That you are not able to watch any cool stuff on the web as it is Flash 8 or Flash 9? Are you sick of the audio not being synchrononous with the video? Well finally someone has thought about