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I am now #selfhosting a couple of services for the #public use for anybody to use. All end termination hardware is owned and self operated #homelab .
They will be on the new domain selfhostable.net, where my blog shall also be moving too.
Any questions, or service requests you can send by either tagging me on mastadon or sending an email to [email protected]
#cryptpad https://cryptpad.selfhostable.net
#nitter https://nitter.selfhostable.net
My #blog is back up and running using #ghost and #mysql now on the updated version because hey, if I had to redo everything why not update the whole shebang.
I rewrote a few of my old posts and will hopefully have all my old posts back soon when I write them. And new posts on the new services that I have started running.
#Ghost blog: https://stetsed.xyz/ghost-blog-with-mysql-backend/
#Gitea #Git sever: https://stetsed.xyz/selfhosted-git-server-with-gitea/
#authentik with #caddy reverse proxy: https://stetsed.xyz/authentik-with-docker-compose-setup/
And lastly remember everybody, don't work on production. It can never go well.
Today I found out why you make #backup of your stuff before you mess with production.
For my blog I decided to move from #mariadb to #mysql because #ghost dropped support for mariadb recently. So I made a quick copy of the data to a new folder. Forgetting that mysql is sensitive to changes in permissions.
So when it failed to move from mariadb to mysql and trying to revert the permissions where broken and as such I lost everything. So now I am rewriting all of my blog entries which I wrote before.
Don't mess with production, make a backup and mess with that.
Just published a guide on how to use Caddy with Authentik authentiction. Quick writeup as I found it hard to find the info myself so I hope it helps incase anybody was thinking of setting something similar up.
https://stetsed.xyz/caddy-reverse-proxy-with-authentik-authentication/
A post on how to setup Caddy Logging with Crowdsec Firewall.
Crowdsec is an Open-Source, Open-Community threat intelligence platform which uses crowdsourced cyberthreat information to be able to provide it's user with a globally backed threat defense system. It combines multiple components including parsers, which parse logs to generate alerts, bouncers which reject connections when there found to be in the
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