openvpn
Let me tell you a tale of network migration, troubleshooting, and the surprising revelation that sometimes the simplest solutions hide behind misleading names. The Setup Picture this: I was migrating from a battle-tested NetBSD router running PF and OpenVPN to a shiny new OPNsense installation. The network layout was fairly
ghost
This is cross-post from my blog in polish devoted to NetBSD I run several blogs. All under NetBSD as the OS, and Ghost CMS. This type of stack is not officially supported, but since we have nodejs in pkgsrc along with npm and yarn, why shouldn't it work
notepad++
With the recent CVE for Roundcube, which even our Polish NASK/CERT sent messages to owners of domains with Roundcube exposed to the Internet, I was in a hurry to patch it. However, as of pkgsrc 2023Q3 there is no Roundcube 1.6.4, so I did it with the
HP
It was time to pull the 'not so old' HPE ProLiant 380 Gen9 server out of storage, as it had found a use for it as a backup test server. The ILO was statically configured on a subnet that I didn't happen to be using. Nor
ghost
Long story short, a nodejs module was missing. This module is called "sharp". How do I know this? Well, in case of an error with ghost, you can easily go into debug mode by stopping host with ghost stop and then running it in debug mode with ghost
netbsd
First of all, I apologise for this horror title, but I didn't know how to name it properly, so I just filled it with problems I encountered. So I have been having this problem for quite a while. At some point, a simple "ghost update" would
netbsd
TimescaleDB is extension for PostgreSQL database that greatly improve performance of database by automatically partitioning data into time-based chunks to support faster performance at scale. I use it with my Zabbix server when partitioning is a must when you have large amount of statistics. However update of TimescaleDB is a
netbsd
I already wrote [https://pro-it.rocks/netbsd-pv-domu-lvm-disk-extend/] how to expand LVM partition on NetBSD, however expanding root partition is not as easy as none root partition. I've got schema prepared for small machines like firewalls and vpn terminators, which has only one 10GB disk, and whole filesystem is
cisco
This might look a little too complicated for its purpose, but it actually works quite very well. Recently I've migrated all standalone machines tu new server based on low voltage Atom C2758 CPU (8 core, 20W). Hypervisor of my choice is XCP-NG, as this was the easiets method
netbsd
If you faced this kind of error on your terminal login as: **** Keyboard-interactive authentication prompts from server: | Password for ****@hostname.tld: End of keyboard-interactive prompts from server Server refused to allocate pty especially often in PV guest of XEN this means that there are no available terminals you can be
netbsd
Finally on -CURRENT branch, and probably carried on to pkgsrc-2020Q4 there is new Zabbix port with version 5.0.6, and now also because openipmi came to pkgsrc (previously only ipmitool was available) can be compiled with IPMI support! With -current and future branches there is another change coming. As
centos
Recently I had to migrate all machines from old R520 Dell Server running very dated XEN installation on NetBSD as Dom0. Here is uname from it: # uname -a NetBSD hostname.hostname 6.99.24 NetBSD 6.99.24 (XEN3_DOM0) #0: Wed Oct 2 09:54:05 UTC 2013 builds@