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How do I, as an autodidacte, feel in the world of computers and hackers ?
NB : That article was very difficult to write - it took me 25 days - because I did not want to divide people, commoners vs hackers, Us vs Them. I wanted to share that view, on the edge of both groups, …
Peertube on native OpenBSD
Can we setup PeerTube on naked OpenBSD ?
Without Nginx actually.
NB : this article has been updated to reflect developments. It is useful as an install method, but I do not recommend not using Nginx, …
Alternative to Let's Encrypt on OpenBSD
If you are using OpenBSD, you probably know of acme-client. It is a simple acme client (Thank you Captain Obvious) designed with OpenBSD guidelines, meaning separation of powers in the process and so …
Update : PeerTube 2.0.0 on OpenBSD
Following the previous PeerTube 1.4.1 on OpenBSD 6.6 and Ledeuns’ work, here is a small update to the tutorial. Once again, comments are very welcome.
[…] First of all, we need Node 12 …
PeerTube 1.4.1 on OpenBSD 6.6
Update : PeerTube 2.0.0 on OpenBSD
I wrote this article after migrating my PeerTube instance from FreeBSD to OpenBSD. Doing so, I hope to inspire other to jump in there. I believe to be the first and …
Hugo migration
For a few weeks now, I use Hugo as blog generator. Previously, I used Pelican and it was beginning to get on my nerves: it was getting slower and heavier.
Maybe related to the 203 articles. I needed a …
Peer to Tube
For a few years now, we see a form of resistance movement against Web-giants.
[…] PeerTube is open, like Diaspora* and Mastodon. It does not force its conditions. It is, opposite, the vibrant …
Sign your DNS zone on OpenBSD with Ldns.
There are several useful softwares available on OpenBSD to sign your DNS zone (and, sort of, run a DNSSEC zone):
[…] … is actually another authoritative DNS server. It automatically renew keys, …
OpenBSD flavors
Release, Stable, Current, What’s that ? What should you use while installing OpenBSD ?
[…] First, you should know the FAQ uses the word flavors. I will use «version». Just less weird. …
The problem with registrars in self-hosting
The DNS is organised in a hierarchic tree (for a finer description of it, you may read the wikipedia article): root zone -> tld -> domain -> sub-domain. Each of this level has its own name …