Send logs to a central syslog-server. SSH to the machine or directly at terminal. Install rsyslog sudo apt install rsyslog sudo systemctl start rsyslog Edit conf sudo nano /etc/rsyslog.conf Add this text (*.* @@ip/fqdn:portnr) *.* @@192.168.1.10:1514 Restart service sudo systemctl restart rsyslog

Short edit, season of 2021. Desc: A summery of the season 2021, the first season ever but not the last. My youngest kid (7yr) got a new bike, a hardtail. Then he started draging me out to MTB/XC/Trail tracks and I hade to get a new bike to keep up with him. My older kid (9yr) also kept me busy but not as hilly tracks. https://youtu.be/f8cSfOCnGnQ

Everyone needs a ticket system, right? Disclaimer or Scope/Intention This is how I did it. Short guide, more or less for myself so I won’t forget. If Linux/Ubuntu/Apache/SSL-certs is new territory for you this isn’t the guide you were looking for, sorry. Some steps and detailed explanations are omitted. Also never run cmds you don’t trust and know what they do. What I used Machine: VM in Vmware vSphere, 1vCPU, 2GB RAM, 40GB disk. OS: Ubuntu Server 20.04 LTS Free OpenSource (https://ubuntu.com/download/server) WebApp: osTicket 1.15.4 Free OpenSource (https://osticket.com/download/) SSL cert: I used Let’s Encrypt for my cert and key. ...

Found an old video that I edited a long time ago. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-WJLCSmKTLc

Uploaded an early video of some snowmobile adventures and also a short test of a new tool. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NcO96VItf_4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O2yERtmr1g0

At least in our house this is our standard sourdough bread. Nothing fancy. Not exact measurement 150g Sourdough starter 1kg whet flour (stone milled, something with flavor and character) 700g water 20g salt 50g water Mix starter, water and flour. Let it rest for about 1 hour. Mix water and salt. Then gently work it into the dough. Not necessary but easier if dough is now transferred to a bigger tub or similar. Rest for about 1 hour. Stretch and fold the dough. Rest 1 hour. Repeat 3-5 times. Lightly flour a workbench or table. Empty the dough onto work surface. Cut in half and shape round. Rest 1 hour. Shape into bread and place in baskets. After 2-3 hours place in fridge over night. Heat oven to about 250C. Stone plate is good to have also something to raise the humidity. Shallow cuts on top of the dough/bread before it goes into the oven. Bake until core temp reaches 96-98C. Let cool down completely before slicing it.\ ...

In the beginning of this summer I made an RC truck for my 6 yr old. Here are som pictures. 1/16 scale. ...

Installed 12 ”drops” in the apartment. Took some time since this isn’t what I usually do. But pleasantly surprised that all passes test except one keystone where I switched to of the cables. There will be more runs that needs punching. But that’s for another day.

Enabled https on tillnet.se and it was alot harder then I thought. Didn’t think that it should be but since I use Cloudflare and proxy it added a level I didn’t think about. Finally I started to realize what was going on and turned to Google for help. Found this guide that was exactly what I needed: https://devanswers.co/configure-cloudflare-origin-ca-apache/ So now all traffic to and from the website is secured. And I gained a little bit more knowledge.

Experimenting and updating my Server 2019 “skills”. We been running O365 and Azure for some time now, but haven’t used OnPrem Domain Controllers in my homelab. To get some hands on training with the new server version I set up two DCs and three other servers. Servers for print, NVR and backups. Synced the forest with Azure and enabled SSO. Everything worked pretty smoothly with some problems requiring a little bit of reading through Microsoft’s Docs. ...