Published: 2020-07-12
I let Gnome Keyring handle my SSH and GPG keys; so far this has worked just fine and it hasn't gotten in the way. However, recently I switched to Wayland and I noticed Keychain wasn't picking up the SSH agent anymore, so my scripts relying on the cached SSH keys …
Read MorePublished: 2019-12-15
Pass is a password manager adhering to the KISS Unix philosophy. It builds on existing tools (GnuPG and git e.g.) and stores your password as simple GPG encrypted files in its tree. There are multiple clients and extensions available and it allows you to manage your passwords transparently. The …
Read MorePublished: 2019-12-08
WireGuard is a modern VPN solution that has been getting a lot of attention recently, even earning accolades from Linus Torvalds himself. The developer's website states the following about WireGuard:
[...] an extremely simple yet fast and modern VPN that utilizes state-of-the-art cryptography. It aims to be faster, simpler, leaner, and …
Read MorePublished: 2019-03-11
Somewhere between the last few weeks and my home server's upgrade to Debian Buster (pre-release), hdparm stopped putting the disks into standby. I had hdparm configured to put the server's disks to sleep after 10 minutes (which in hdparm speak translates to spindown_time 120
). That used to work fine, until …
Read MorePublished: 2018-08-19
This is a quick summary on how to compile an existing LineageOS tree on Linux. LineageOS is one of the bigger Android distributions out there, so I'll provide instructions based on their tree, although most projects handle a very similar workflow, often being based on AOSP. LineageOS offers multiple features …
Read MorePublished: 2018-07-08
Like a lot of stuff on the internet, this website is running off a VPS. Back in the days, when VPS'es weren't as ubiquitous and cheap, I used to have one with Linode, untill I took it offline because I really wasn't using it. Then, a few years later, I …
Read MorePublished: 2017-06-30
My brother decided he wanted a multi-room audio set-up in his new house, but also wanted to be able to play separate streams in each room. Things had to be done on a budget, so a Sonos set-up or something similar with a beefy receiver with multiple zone support was …
Read MorePublished: 2016-09-03
The PC Engines APU2 is an embedded system based on AMD's Jaguar family of processors. Many people prefer to run pfSense on it, but since the rest of my hardware is already on LEDE, it's easier for me to stick with that; the APU2 will manage a network running other …
Read MorePublished: 2016-08-26
I recently purchased a Dell DA200 USB-C adapter to have Ethernet without needing to sacrifice one of the two regular USB 3 ports. Debian Testing picks it up just fine, according to dmesg
:
[ 2.167530] usb 4-1.4: new SuperSpeed USB device number 3 using xhci_hcd
[ 2.184448] usb 4-1 …
Read MorePublished: 2016-08-16
Let's Encrypt is a wonderful initiative providing free short-term certificates to anyone. The EFF kindly provides us with a Certbot, which quickly and easily installs and renews Let's Encrypt certificates. However, it does not support Lighttpd out of the box. Lighttpd wants your private key and domain certificate bundled together …
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