Migrating from ESXi to Proxmox
It's quite a simple process migrating from ESXi to Proxmox. 1. Grab the migration tool 2. Shutdown the VM to be moved 3. Migrate the VM to the new host 4.
It's quite a simple process migrating from ESXi to Proxmox. 1. Grab the migration tool 2. Shutdown the VM to be moved 3. Migrate the VM to the new host 4.
So you've found What's Up Docker (WUD) and now want to see all your remote container notifications and automate or control their updates from one easy web interface using
If you're creating or testing a service on a headless server it can often be useful to see what it looks like on the localhost for configuration or before you commit
This guide assumes you already have a Plex Media Server up and running, a Linux server with Docker installed and a Trakt account. First let's create your Trakt API app: https:
I've been migrating my bare metal services into containers and I ran into a few issues getting this one going. So I've documented the issues and fixes here in
If you've been struggling to get an NginX reverse proxy working with your locally hosted MeshCentral instance then this config will help you do just that. Things to check in both
Our first job is to make a directory for our mount. Typically /mnt is used, but as this is for media we'll use /media this time. Be careful though, on LibreElec
This one was quite a battle to conquer, but I got there in the end, so I hope this helps you get there quicker with a lot less trial and error. First up,
The title is quite a mouthful, but the concept is really simple. I needed to adjust the sensitivity of my Aqara vibration sensor, but there isn't a way to do that
UPDATE: For anyone having trouble with mounting since recent updates to Ubuntu 20.04 you may need to add "--allow-non-empty \" to your service file. I've updated the original service
You may already be familiar with the tool 'ssh-import-id' and perhaps even use it to pull your keys from Github. But did you know you can use it pull keys from
If you want to securely connect machines on different networks together without the classic VPN star-topology then Nebula might be for you. Start with your "lighthouse" server. This is the primary