I'm thinking of developing a new course or workshop in the fall.. would any of these interest you?

Oh snap! `YARR - Yet Another RSS Reader` has a new version and I missed it in March!
https://github.com/nkanaev/yarr/releases/tag/v2.5
YARR is like Feedly or NewsBlur, except more like TinyRSS or FreshRSS - you can self-host.

UNLIKE those, you can tell yarr to run at `<ip:port>`, so you can stick it at port 7666 for your reverse #proxy. And its lightweight, I run my own AND 3 other instances for fam. members on the same host accessed via different subdomains re-proxied by #nginx.

A couple weeks ago, I added some stuff to my #Nginx config to multiplex SSH and TLS on port 443. Turns out, this FUBARs the downstream TLS logging pretty badly.

Anybody have a working config for this use case? #lazyWeb

New video just dropped!

In Part 2 of my self-hosted web app series, I show you how to:

Install Docker on a VPS

Set up NGINX Proxy Manager

Auto-deploy with GitHub Actions

Serve your site with HTTPS using Let's Encrypt

It’s all running on a hardened Ubuntu server from Hetzner

Watch it here → https://youtu.be/NHzT88413Q8

New video just dropped!

In Part 2 of my self-hosted web app series, I show you how to:

Install Docker on a VPS

Set up NGINX Proxy Manager

Auto-deploy with GitHub Actions

Serve your site with HTTPS using Let's Encrypt

It’s all running on a hardened Ubuntu server from Hetzner

Watch it here → https://youtu.be/NHzT88413Q8

I want Anubis to be used only for /search.php (and maybe /commit.php) - and I can't figure out how to do that. #nginx help please

UPDATE: Thx to the replies, I implemented the change for all my domains, did a `certbot renew --dry-run` and that succeeded. Yay to a cleaner config :)

#NerdQuestion. When I move {server [...] } blocks in `/etc/nginx/nginx.conf` to separate files in the `/etc/nginx/conf.d` directory, will certbot still find them and will automatic renewals just keep working as before? Anyone with experience on that?

502 Bad Gateway
#coding #webdev #programming #nginx

Have been thinking about #webdev and how much I hate Google and #WordPress .

I've put together a "CMS" that is basically a couple template files that will use server side includes, and some grep/sed aliases for editing them.

I skipped most of the history of web development from about 1999 to 2022 ... can anyone wise in the ways of #http and #nginx tell me if there are any pressing security or other reasons I should not take this approach nowadays?

For a static site.

What's the simplest #server that can take a fetch() post statement (uploading a blob) from a static #JavaScript in the browser?

Something #nginx or OneDrive, Google Drive, JottaCloud or something else?

The good thing about #Nephentes is that it ups my #nginx -game.

I have to admit I never properly digested the docs, but DID YOU KNOW that `proxy_pass` changes behaviour when using variables!

Nice article here by @dalbuschat that helped me redirect even more useless bots that hit 404s repeatedly into the AI maze via

location ~ .. {
set $upstream http://localhost:port;
set proxy_pass $upstream/ai/;
}

https://dev.to/danielkun/nginx-everything-about-proxypass-2ona

Our shop relies on #FOSS for almost everything:

#debian #GNULinux is our operating system.

#inkscape, #gimp, #krita, #imageMagick, #darkTable, #scribus are our tools.

Our website is handwritten HTML/CSS running on an on-prem server with #hugo and #nginx (launching in June).

We contribute to the #eff and #wikicommons.

To the developers, contributors and maintainers, we salute you!

I'm really surprised that a well-developed product like #Varnish doesn't support connecting to its upstream using TLS.

There are quite a few workarounds, but it just seems a bit odd.

I'm exploring the idea of serving the contents of an S3 bucket while maintaining a short-lived cache. It shouldn't be too challenging, right?

I might just fall back to #NGINX.

HEY! I just found the fix for the webfinger "403 forbidden” problem I have been having to get my wordpress blog working fully with ActivityPub @pfefferle!

Looks like for nginx based servers if you are rolling your own or you have a strict web host you need to create a location statement in your nginx config options

The code to add to your options is:

location ^~ /.well-known/webfinger {
auth_basic off;
allow all;
default_type text/plain;
try_files $uri $uri/ /index.php?$args;
break;
}

From this wordpress support question:

https://wordpress.org/support/topic/i-think-i-tried-everything-403-on-well-known/

After adding this, the test at https://webfinger.net/lookup outputs a proper response and Wordpress clears the 'webfinger' error in SiteHealth.

Yay!
#ActivityPub #Wordpress #Mastodon #Fediverse #nginx #selfhost

While at the https://compost.party picnic the other day @computersandblues showed me how to edit the #nginx file responsible for redirecting domain.tld/index.html to domain.tld and I added a line to support index.txt and index.svg which was so easy. But one thing I then thought, is there any way to tell a browser to use a different font then the default other then thru CSS or HTML?

Dropped a new Blogpost https://tinfoil-hat.net/posts/proxmox-server-vps-single-ip/

Please tell me what you think about it :-)

#introduction

I make websites. Sometimes I toot about it.
#eleventy #webc #php #statamic #laravel #tailwindcss #alpinejs uhhh whatever #sql and I guess #nginx #docker and all that crap all the way down. #fullstack

I play RPGs with friends. Sometimes I toot about it.
#ttrpg #dnd #pathfinder #5e #pf2e

I am my group's sysadmin. Sometimes I toot about it.
#selfhosted #plex #lemmy #mastodon #pihole and throw some darts at https://selfh.st and you catch the rest.

Hot takes, bad jokes, etc.