Over 40 million websites use LetsEncrypt SSL Certs already. Undoubtedly, it has been a great relief for DevOps and site owners to have a little…
Category: Ubuntu
Start your Internet Radio with Icecast2 and Mixxx
Posted in Africa Tech Projects, Server, and Ubuntu
Setting up an internet radio today has never been easier. At least, there is Icecast2. In less than 5 minutes, let’s see how to bring…
Attempting to run MongoDB through Nginx via the conventional means fails. For starters, it is because the Nginx server blocks within the /etc/nginx/sites-available/* directory symlinked to…
[Update] Revamping DaloRADIUS for the Future
Posted in Javascript, Server, and Ubuntu
Update: So I’ve began work on the DaloRADIUS revamp I talk about. I called it RadiusNES, meaning Radius-Node-ESpress (Express JS) What changed? Instead of using…
It is called curiosity. To others, it is a disease. But whatever! I saw OnlyOffice, and although I was in the middle of watching The Flash on…
The purpose of this document is two-fold: To document the steps I took in getting a RADIUS Server up and running in connection with a…
In the beginning was Init. Then came Systemd. If you’re wondering how to switch your Django apps from Init to Systemd, here we go! I…
I email WordPress Database backups to myself as a way of permanent storage. I find this approach easier, free of headaches and setting up is…
How to build Blender software on you Ubuntu box from scratch using CMake and CMake GUI is what this tutorial is about. If you’ve built…
Monit Monitoring Simplified. You’re going through this tutorial in less than 20 minutes which will explain how to get your server instance monitored using Monit.…