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tricht.eu
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| | | | | Cloudflare Tunnel is a wonderful (free) product that provides you with a secure way to connect your private (home) server(s) to the internet. This allows you to expose your homelab server to the internet without the need to open any ports on your home network or reveal your home IP address. While Cloudflare Tunnel works great giving you automatic SSL and all other goodies Cloudflare comes with, it sadly also operates as a man-in-the-middle, routing all traffic through Cloudflare's servers. This setup raises potential concerns about privacy and data security, as the unencrypted traffic could theoretically be accessed by Cloudflare. | |
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kaspars.net
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| | | | | WireGuard provides unlimited possibilities for creating private and secure networks without having to expose devices to the public internet. In this example I wanted to access the Mikrotik router configuration panel from anywhere in the world similar to how Cloud Key and Cloud Access enables it for Ubiquity devices. Note that RouterOS already supports VPN... | |
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haseebmajid.dev
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| | | | | In this article, we will go over how we can self-host our instance of Atuin. A tool we can use to sync our shell history across multiple devices. In the previous article, I showed how you can use the official server. However you may want to run your self-hosted one, so no one can access even the encrypted version of your shell history. We will deploy our instance to fly.io. Why fly.io, its pretty easy to deploy they have a great CLI tool. Also we can get a Postgres database deployed, which we need with Atuin. | |
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box.matto.nl
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| | | [AI summary] The article provides a step-by-step guide on installing FreeBSD 11 on a Raspberry Pi, covering hardware setup, image flashing, initial configuration, network settings, and troubleshooting power supply issues. | ||
