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Just a non-geek

Just another blog of a try-not-to-be a geek

  1. How I did it: Home Hosting with Komodo

    I was a user of Portainer for a long long time, but it always dissapointed me with payable futures or even with some open security issues by default (maybe I’m wrong with the latest, will try to explain it later). So, I was looking for somethin new, something maybe better or even easier to use. I’m not sure, if easier to use would be even possible as Portainer was really simple to install and easy to use, but still, I was not fully happy with it. …

    • on dietpi, linux, komodo, how-i-did-it

  2. How I did it: MacMini 2012 - DietPi - Autostart after power fail

    setpci -s 0:1f.0 0xa4.b=0 …

    • on dietpi, linux, powerfail, macmini, how-i-did-it

  3. How I did it: Dietpi - Dropbear SSH With Certificates

    So, it happened again and it a never-learning-story! But, at this point I took it little bit more seriously as I’m already sick of doing it again and again. So, yeah, my server got hacked :(, nothing new, same old story! Someone just run the crypto coin minner on my MacMini 2012 :), probably didn’t earn a lot! …

    • on dietpi, linux, ssh, dropbear, cert, how-i-did-it

  4. Is this really IT

    Guys, some thins are just as they are and are becaming unbearable, but what can we do about them? Is this a question? What can we do about things/peopel that we can't process them? Is there an generic answer for this questions? Can we even do something? I’m questioning my self the same question, lately over and over again. Looks like I came to the point where some things/ people are becoming a bourdon, some kind of the trigger to me. …

    • on just-thoughts, brain-food, work, IT

  5. How I did it: Dietpi Wireguard VPN

    Long time no see, but lot of work was done in the mean time. I will try to write down all the things that I did in the past in some how “How I did it” posts but more about this little bit later. …

    • on dietpi, linux, wireguard, vpn, how-i-did-it

  6. Git credentials in Linux for anyone

    So I work daily with git, especially with different git repos (gitHub and gitLab). And typing a password every time for a pull/push is a nightmare. So I google-up a little bit and find out quite a nice solution got my problem (using libsecret as a credential manager). So here are needed steps to set it up. First, you will need to install libsecret-1-0 (and libsecret-1-dev). …

    • on git, linux, credentials, password