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My understanding is that this part of email is not too bad, but I'm sure I'll be posting as I figure it out. I REALLY want to setup an internal email server just for my services-no external emailing! But I have not done this yet so sadly, no insight into this.
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Also Prometheus for Grafana because Time Series DataBases are fundamentally different. So I have one instance of my Galera Cluster & one of Postgre.
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Some use Postgre-but I haven't figured out how to HA that yet. It's really nice to be able to go to one place to fix any database issues, only have one database to worry about I use a single* database for all services-specifclaly a MariaDB cluster known as a "Galera Cluster". Make sure you understand how it works before you enable it, but it can be helpful! Note that some services even have an option to visually disable "password management" for users-other allow syncing of user info (eg: passwords). However, I highly recommend this as it's much easier for users to manage a single login! Nextcloud is by far the best service (that I've setup for giving you insight into what's not working as it walks you through each step and gives you feedback-eg: can connect to LDAP, can see these users with this filter, etc). I have LDAP setup for a few services-but it's kind of frustrating as it doesn't work until it does. People just seem to have strong preferences, particularly in this subreddit. I use HAProxy (on OPNSense) as my reverse proxy, but each service still has it's own proxy (whatever they recommend as that's usually easiest to setup, usually Apache or NGINX).īut any proxy can do any of this (especially at homelab scale).
If the former, you just do that? If the latter, they have that built-in. Are you trying to ssh into the server to debug or use ssh keys to connect (eg: gitlab). I would LOVE to setup DNS cert to my router and have my router use that cert to issue subdomain certs per service. So in general I have an OPNSense router between the webservices & the internet. These represent shortcuts to certain commands and are activated using the corresponding function key (i.e F1 for help, F5 to copy, etc).Bookmarking for later as I'm working on this too! You can even use your mouse to select files and function keys to execute commands.Īs you can see on the screenshot, there are numbers from 1 to 10 at the bottom of the console screen. , linux.cs.pdx. You can easily copy/move files from the left side directory to the right side using a semi-visual approach. In the top drop down menu, choose SFTP (SSH File Transfer Protocol) In Server, enter the address of the server you want to connect with (e.g. Once inside the application you will see two sections – left and right. scp will log you into the remote server, copy the file, then log you out again in one process, so just run it from a shell on your local machine. All our servers have mc installed and it is available by executing the mc command using the SSH Shell. To clarify, you typically don't use scp to copy a file to or from your local machine (System A) while logged in to a remote server (System B) with ssh. To overwrite already existing files you should use the -f argument: cp -Rf includes/ admin/includes/Ī more convenient way to copy files/folders is to use a 3rd party application, such as Midnight Commander. R instructs cp to copy files recursively (for example, a whole directory). The command will copy the original_file file to new_file and will preserve the original one (the file will NOT be removed after it is copied).Ĭp also accepts various arguments: cp -R includes/ includes_backup/ The copy ( cp) command works the same way as mv, but instead of moving the files/folders it copies them.
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In some cases, however, you will need to only update and move only files that were changed, which you can do by passing -u as an argument to the command: mv -u includes/* admin/includes
This will move all files (and folders) from the includes/ directory to the current working directory. You can also use mv to move a whole directory and its content: mv includes/*. How do you handle, between multiple devices, ssh keys, access rights etc.
The mv command syntax looks like this: mv original_file new_nameīy executing the above command you will move (rename) the file original_file to new_name. How do you guys handle sites, ssh keys, ssl certs, websites, mail etc Im thinking on to re-do my hosting stuff, currently have a newly-ish installed debian on my hetzner server, got loads of ram and hdd space. The commands which you would need to use are mv (short from move) and cp (short from copy). Often you will need to move one or more files/folders or copy them to a different location.
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