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Docker Consolidation Project, Part Five

Docker Consolidation Project, Part Five

Migrate Authentik Security Migrate Authentik Security's Data Well my testing this morning was successful with Authentik and Bookstack so the data transfer was successful. I can move on to decommissioning. Decommission AUTHENTIK-01 Steps performed on AUTHENTIK-01 * sudo shutdown now Steps performed on HV-03 via Windows Admin Center * Navigate

Tandoor Recipes

Tandoor Recipes

Tandoor Recipes

I stumbled across Tandoor Recipes recently and I think it would be really cool to have our own shopping list and digital recipe application. I like the idea of it tracking when we cook a recipe so we can tell if we've fallen into a rut of just

TubeArchivist, Part Four

TubeArchivist, Part Four

Configure TubeArchivist I have not touched TubeArchivist in months so I am going to come back to it so I can try to close out some of my projects. Steps performed on TUBEARCHIVIST-01 * sudo apt update * sudo apt upgrade -y * sudo reboot Ok. So the web application is loading in

Firefly III, Part Three

Firefly III, Part Three

Configure Operating System Create SSH Key Steps performed on desktop via Windows Terminal * ssh-keygen -t ed25519 * Move-Item -Path c:\Users\david\filename* - Destination c:\Users\david\.ssh -Force * I open Windows Terminal Settings * I open the JSON file and add the following: { "colorScheme": "Ubuntu-ColorScheme", "

Calibre-Web

So while I was trying to find some solutions to all the problems I ran into with Calibre I had come across people mentioning Calibre-Web and how it is a much better GUI and front end to use than Calibre's. Since I ran into some road blocks trying

Calibre

Over the past few years I have kept hearing how great it can be to run a Calibre server for your personal eBooks. Any time I have looked into it, Calibre's documentation has just never made sense to me as far what I actually need to do. Yesterday

Paperless-NGX, Part Four

Paperless-NGX, Part Four

Configure Operating System Well I have been lax and should probably get a few more things configured on this server. Steps performed on PAPERLESS-01 * sudo apt install ufw * ufw is already the newest version (0.36.1-4build1) * sudo ufw allow 22 * sudo ufw allow 8000 * sudo ufw enable * Firewall is

PhotoPrism, Part Two

PhotoPrism, Part Two

Well when I take a look today the indexing has either stopped or crashed overnight. When I try to log into the webpage it is not accepting my password. Interesting. Steps performed from PHOTOPRISM-01 * sudo docker-compose ps This shows the database is down with Exit 139. I'm guessing

PhotoPrism

One thing that I have been interested in a while is a way to manage my photos myself. Amazon and Google have nice solutions but it scares me what they're doing with our personal photographs. It's also always abundantly clear that they offer all this free

Monica - Take Three, Part Seven

Monica - Take Three, Part Seven

Coming back to this finally. I enable port 80 so Certbot can access it. * certbot --apache I pull up the webpage to test. It is loading correctly and shows the updated certificate. * certbot --renew --dry-run * Congratulations, all simulated renewals succeeded. * sudo ufw deny 80/tcp * Rule updated * sudo ufw reload

Monica - Take Three, Part Four

Monica - Take Three, Part Four

I've spent some time over the past few days going through and adding a couple of relationships and adding some tags for organization. I'd like to spend some time trying to secure the server a little bit to expose it to the web. Steps performed on

Linux Up Skill - Day 9

Linux Up Skill - Day 9

Lesson nine of the Linux Up Skill Challenge “Diving into networking.” This will be interesting, let’s see how rusty my networking skills are these days. There’s no list of tasks today so we’ll just go through the lesson as it works through things. The lesson expects ports