Tutorial

This is the third post in a larger series about self-hosting with TrueNAS Scale. In this post, I want to show you how to set up the Nginx reverse proxy without relying on TrueCharts. I explained in the last post why I am moving away from them. In short: Support will be dropped. Nginx Proxy Manager Using the default charts in TrueNAS Scale, your application can only be exposed on a high port. Accessing your apps via such a weird port and without a proper domain isn’t cutting it. Is it? Therefore you can run a reverse proxy that manages TLS encryption and directs traffic for each subdomain to its respective app, without needing a special port in the URL. ...

My problem with posting to Pixelfed I started with Mastodon as my first account in the Fediverse. After a while, I found out about Pixelfed and created my account there. I kept using it for a while and even posted from time to time. My problem with posting to Pixelfed was the lack of a scheduler. I want to post regularly, but I do not want to login every day and make a post manually. This feature was even announced but never finished. Even today, this is not implemented. There is also a GitHub issue discussing this if your interest goes deeper. In the following post by Pixelfed, you can see the announcement. ...

Introduction In this post I will teach you how to set up a blog like this with hugo and GitHub-Pages. What you need GitHub-Account Markdown Knowledge Basic understanding of Pipelines (This time GitHub-Actions) Basic understanding of Git Repository All the actions below must be executed in a repository connected to GitHub. Hugo Install Hugo Snap (Linux) snap install hugo --channel=extended Chocolatey (Windows) choco install hugo-extended -confirm Homebrew (Mac / Linux) brew install hugo If you need more information or installation options: Hugo - Docs - Installation ...