Posts
All the articles I've posted.
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Using Prune to Manage Archives
A quick look at a nifty tool that lets you prune backup files
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Bitwarden Automated Backup
A detailed backup process for Bitwarden enabling local, encrypted vault backups. The process uses the Bitwarden CLI and runs locally on a linux instance.
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Configuring Postfix with Gmail
Email is often a critical component notification for jobs and other things in linux. This is how I set up [Postfix](https://www.postfix.org/) on most of my instances. This guide is geared towards Debian based distros but can be translated for others.
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Installing Debian on Dell Wyse 3040
Recently picked up a very low power Dell Wyse 3040 to use as a headless docker host. It is powered by a quad-core Intel Atom Z8350 so not a lot of horsepower. It runs like a x64 Raspberry Pi. Installing Debian had some complications so I wanted to document them here.
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Show IP on TTY Login Prompt
When I first log into a linux instance I've set up, I often look to find the ethernet adapter details. To make this easier, I like to add the IP address to the TTY login screen. This is a nice thing to do for future me troubleshooting a networking problem.
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Backing up a Raspberry Pi Live
In a effort to keep all my devices backed up, I have been looking into a way to backup my Raspberry Pi devices.
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Mounting a SMB Share at Boot
Very frequently I need to mount SMB2 or SMB3 shares inside of my linux devices. To do so I usually use fstab.
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Git Credential Caching
Having a local git repo configured, I haven't yet set up ssh authentication. Instead I use HTTPS with a username and password. It can be tiresome typing in the login credentials over and over, so I typically cache the credentials with a reasonable timeout.
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Reaching Quorum in Proxmox with an External QDevice
Having only two nodes in my Proxmox cluster, I wanted to add a third external device to keep quorum during reboots or other outages. To do so I added an external qdevice as a node which works as a voting only member of the cluster. The qdevice has to be debian based, so I set mine up on a raspberry pi.
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Autostarting Uctronics Raspberry Pi OLED Display
This is a quick setup for both the Uctronics display code, and the startup service. I will also give an example using rc.local.