I thought after the successful renewal of my certificates here, I’d set up a certbot cron task to run every day that should automagically renew any certificates due to expire within the next 30 days 😉 (more…)
It was time for my SSL certificate renewal, which I blogged about creating here. At the end of that blog, the dry-run had worked fine, so I wasn’t expecting any issues with the renewal. Expectations are not always reality though… (more…)
The first question I’d be asking if I’d read the other Plex 🙁 emby:-) blog is whether emby is actually a good replacement for Plex, or is it just too much of a compromise? Well, ‘out of the box’ so to speak, I’d probably say it wasn’t but it’s not too difficult to add in some of the missing pieces and after a few days configuring and testing I’d say it mostly is.
I write this blog with a heavy heart, having already blogged a number for times about my love of Plex. That love affair has come to an abrupt end due to upcoming changes to the Plex Privacy Policy. (more…)
It doesn’t seem that long since I last blogged about CrashPlan, mainly because it isn’t! I’d mentioned it previously in other blogs but wrote specifically about how I use it here at the end of May. So what’s changed? Quite a lot actually, yet at the same time very little! (more…)
I’ve written a few blogs about this subject too (most recently here), so after several attempts which worked, but were a little messy, I’ve done a bit more research. That’s led me to create a single jail to work as a both a reverse proxy with SSL. I’ll be using all the same tools as before, so NGINX for the reverse-proxy and Certbot to create (and hopefully automatically renew) the LetsEncrypt certificates.
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