QualvoSec - A Minimalistic Security Patch Management Tool
QualvoSec is a robust open-source (based on GPLv3) security patch management tool designed for unattended upgrades on a variety of systems, encompassing mainstream Linux distributions (like Debian, Ubuntu, Garden Linux, RedHat, CentOS, RockyLinux etc.) and BSD-based systems like FreeBSD. This tool empowers operators to exercise control over client systems' patch integration, offering flexibility in managing updates, particularly for crucial components .... [read more] | [2024-03-06]
Howto Run Proxmox 8 VE on the ARM64 Hardware Architecture
In the ever-evolving landscape of virtualization and server management, one name has consistently stood out for its reliability, versatility, and innovation – Proxmox. Especially now, just after Broadcom dropped the free ESXi solution, Proxmox might be the real gamechanger. Traditionally associated with x86 architectures, Proxmox has been a stalwart companion for enterprises and enthusiasts alike, providing a robust platform for .... [read more] | [2024-02-29]
VirtualBox with KVM Hypervisor Backend Support
One of the standout features is the automatic utilization of modern virtualization functionalities supported by KVM, such as Advanced Programmable Interrupt Controller virtualization (APICv). This integration ensures that users benefit from cutting-edge virtualization capabilities, potentially enhancing the performance and responsiveness of their VMs. A noteworthy advantage lies in the fact that KVM is an integral part of the Linux kernel. .... [read more] | [2024-02-08]
The perfect RISC-V Board for Ubuntu
The VisionFive2 board, built on the innovative RISC-V hardware architecture, has found a powerful ally in Ubuntu. The exceptional support that Ubuntu provides for VisionFive2, offering the latest packages for RISC-V architecture, even in current releases down to 24.04 is mind blowing. This stands in stark contrast to other operating systems like Debian and FreeBSD, where integration is still catching .... [read more] | [2024-02-06]
Install snac2 on FreeBSD: Fediverse ActivityPub instance
This HowTo guides you through the setup process of snac2 on a minimalistic FreeBSD (FreeBSD 14) system to run and serve your own ActivityPub instance within the Fediverse. snac2 is also compatible with Mastodon instances for further interactions. snac2 is a simple, minimalistic ActivityPub instance written in portable C and can run on all Linux and BSD systems. Within this .... [read more] | [2024-01-05]
CSSHX tmpnam in File::Temp Issue
In homebrew and macPorts, still an older version is included when it comes to csshx . Unfortunately, this version does not work out of the box anymore with newer macOS installations like macOS 14.5 (Ventura) or macOS 14.6 (Sonoma) and needs some adjustments. csshX (Cluster SSH for macOS) is a command-line utility designed to facilitate managing multiple SSH sessions simultaneously. .... [read more] | [2023-12-28]
BoxyBSD - Free FreeBSD Jail/VM Hosting
BoxyBSD is an innovative service hosted and developed by gyptazy that provides a unique opportunity for enthusiasts, developers, and curious minds to explore the powerful FreeBSD operating system in a risk-free and hassle-free environment. BoxyBSD offers free FreeBSD virtual machines (VMs) served as jails, allowing users to immerse themselves in the FreeBSD experience without the need for complex setups or .... [read more] | [2023-12-03]
BSD Cafe - The Community for BSD Based Systems
The BSD Cafe is a thriving community that goes beyond being just a gathering of BSD enthusiasts; it serves as a comprehensive repository of knowledge and experiences shared by its members. The platform features in-depth reviews of BSD-related software and hardware, providing valuable insights into real-world experiences and hardware compatibility. The community aims to assist individuals in making informed decisions .... [read more] | [2023-11-19]
I Just rejoined the NTP Pool Project
Finally, I rejoined the ntppool.org project again. Several years ago, I already contributed with several Stratum 1 systems which were connected to a Stratum 0 (GPS). Nowadays, most ones do not care about NTP and time synchronization anymore but it gets more important than ever when it comes to encryption, authentication and logging. Therefore, I took my old Stratum 0 .... [read more] | [2023-11-17]
manpageblog - A Small and Lightweight Blog Engine
manpageblog - a small, lightweight blog engine written in Python and offers several advantages in a look of a man page (Unix like manual page). Firstly, it provides simplicity and ease of use, making it accessible even for users with limited technical knowledge. The lightweight nature ensures quick installation and minimal resource consumption, making it suitable for various hosting environments. .... [read more] | [2023-11-11]
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