Hosting local https app
Using Caddy for easy self-signed internal certs
Install Caddy on your server.
https://caddyserver.com/docs/install
Edit the Caddy file
Install Caddy on your server.
https://caddyserver.com/docs/install
Edit the Caddy file
Just a note to self, that when installing the developer edition of MS SQL, TCP is not enabled, by default, so you cannot connect to the instance via the port, 1433, until you open Sql Server Configuration Manager
, find SQL Server Network Configuration
and enable TCP/IP
. You can now connect.
Two factor authentication for Sudo access gives you an awesome security enhancement so that a hacker still will not be able to use sudo, i.e. admin privileges, even if they have discovered your password.
I haven't tested this yet but this should get me there to using Firebase as an auth provider for Angular/SpringBoot.
These are notes I ook on the flutter fireship io tutorial.
To create new project
To check flutters compatibility with all build modes, run
Download Immich Distribution
. When finished it will run on port 80, i.e. localhost
. The persisted locations are found in
i.e. you'll see the pgsql
and upload
folder here.
To see the snap variables run
The app data for immich resides in /DATA/AppData/big-bear-immich
.
In here we have the pgdata folder and upload folder.
Using OracleVM, set up a new machine as usual. You will need to manually select Linux and Oracle Linux (64-bit) and also be sure to Enable EFI.
After installing the medium to the disk the machine will turn off. Change the boot order ot only include the hard disk. Go to storage and click on the installation disk. There is an option to eject the disk on the far right.
You can then navigate to umbrel.local
in the browser.
Immich is a self-hosted, full stack, containerized application that is effectively a drop-in replacement for Google Photos and Apple Photos.