All articles in category «Informatics»
IPv6 Connectivity
This article aims to address the basic needs in education to the Internet described in this other one.
The aim is to allow private clients to an Internet Services Provider to understand how it works, …
Full TLS on 22decembre now !
This is precisely for that reason that I did the upgrade.
[…] But I finally got a certificate ! And so did I activate TLS on all my websites. It is actually reuse of my previous configuration, …
Upgrade to OpenBSD 5.7
On friday the 17th, I decided to upgrade to OpenBSD 5.7. If some of you could not reach my website this day, it was because of it !
This article (the French version of course) is a reminder to the …
The carpet paradox
A few times ago, I was reading someone, complaining about today’s websites or softwares taking too much attention on graphics.
[…] He prefered light and efficient environments, which …
An open anycast DNS resolver
I had an idea ! Again !
[…] So I made a little research on the web and found two types of answers :
[…] Actually I don’t know at all whether it is possible or not ! I launch the …
Pelican : conf', plugin and theme
This blog uses Pelican for a few months now, And I feel fine with it. I feel writing easier, eventhough there is some constraints (but, what is perfect ? Wordpress had also its bad habits).
During …
Following Systemd… They are on drugs !
I read a lot of stuff about systemd. This new init is a troll generator, many people argue, with or without common sens.
[…] If you are connected to the internet, it can for example launch …
Debian GNU-kFreeBSD, or "how I failed a Debian install"
This time, my Linux was continuously buggy. I decided to reinstall. Fresh system, fresh conf, fresh desktop.
[…] This article tells my adventure, which looks like either Han Solo, or masochism… …
Local DNS setup with Dnsmasq, NSD and Unbound
Edit : added the 15/01/2016 the dns64, unbound bad ip listing and modification of ports between dnsmasq and NSD.
[…] Here is the base of the config and what I want :
[…] As you can see, …