Kindly do the needful

So, I updated to NextCloud 13 and didn’t realize how much I’d miss Keeweb.

I use Keepass on my home desktop and sometimes need to access stuff in that database elsewhere. I usually keep the Keepass db updated on my NextCloud installation to back up the file.

I was disappointed it didn’t support 13, but then I found this:

https://help.nextcloud.com/t/nextcloud-13-and-keeweb/27063

And made this simple edit:

root@miss [~]# grep 13 /home/cloud/public_html/apps/keeweb/appinfo/info.xml
nextcloud min-version="11" max-version="13"

And that worked!

The ConfigServer Firewall is one of the better options as far as firewalls.  But accidentally triggering blocks in CSF on your own server is really annoying.

Continue reading “Whitelisting a Dynamic IP in CSF”

Last Thursday afternoon, I took off work early to meet my brother Mason, who flew in from Austin to wrap up Dad related stuff. And it turned out to be an unexpectedly eventful weekend. My first broken bone!

Continue reading “I cracked a rib. No, not Dreamland ribs. My rib!”

I was afraid that the packages on my droplet (Ubuntu 16.04.2 LTS) were borked, but this fixed it.

apt-get autoclean
apt-get update
apt-get upgrade
apt-get install -f

I couldn’t log in, but then I checked the log in the app. It needs access to xmlrpc.php.

And here’s a cat picture.  It’s cold today, so they all piled up in the bed.

You get this error every so often with pianobar.

anna@anna-lenovo:~$ pianobar
Welcome to pianobar (2013.09.15)! Press ? for a list of commands.
(i) Login... Network error: TLS fingerprint mismatch.

Continue reading “Pianobar: Network error: TLS fingerprint mismatch”

So, I was playing around with cPanel’s new SSL cert thing at WHM -> Home -> SSL/TLS -> Manage Auto SSL in v58

Want the details?

Continue reading “cPanel’s Free SSL Certs in v58”

I don’t have time to be fooling with SSL certs.  Or cPanel.  I know I need to figure this out.  But in the MEANTIME…

Continue reading “My quick and dirty “how to” for Let’s Encrypt”

The domain anna.org is being squatted on.  I did a whois, found the contact info, and asked about it.  Here’s what happened.

Continue reading “Miss Anna asked about anna.org”

So, it turned out my workaround of putting SSH on the non-SSL IMAP port 143 wasn’t a great idea and I figured out something much more simple.

Of course, a cPanel update broke that workaround, so rather than futz with IMAP settings again, I disabled POP3.  That freed up 995 and 110.  So, I put SSH on 995 and cPanel doesn’t freak out with that.

Much easier, no need to muck with config files other than sshd_config, and it works just fine at the hospital with sshuttle.