My Homeserver runs a lot of Free Open Source Software, maybe you find something for yourself?

Yesterday a friend of mine Rei Bauer told me about HTTP/3 and how much faster it made her website.

She got new tools, I WANT THAT TOO.

For me that wasn’t a 5 minutes job as I had to replace ingress-nginx with traefik.

For the Let’s Check App I’m writing I needed a simple router. I haven’t found anything that suited my needs so I decided to role my own.

In this blog Post we gonna install a HA Rancher Kubernetes Cluster with a MariaDB Galera Cluster as Datastore.

Some days ago Alex told me about the great CLI task manager Taskwarrior as we have Todoist users in our company I had to think of a sync tool.

So I’ve updated the Todoist->Taskwarrior migration tool from Matt Snider to a full two-way-sync tool. It’s now capable of syncing Todoist to Taskwarrior and vice versa.

Get it on our Webmeisterei git

In the last few days, I’ve created an OpenLDAP Cluster with Æ-DIR for the Webmeisterei, the Installation wasn’t straight forward but the creator of Æ-DIR Michael Ströder helped me a lot with it.

Today I moved my gohugo.io blog from a lxd hosting to our Kubernetes -dev Cluster at the Webmeisterei.

We have our own Gitlab so and we run our own registry on the -dev Cluster, I thought it will be easy to do so but it wasn’t that easy and I lost about 8 Hours until I found out that had to open the required Ports on the Firewall :).

See this works.

Refugeejob.at soll eine Jobplattform werden die Flüchtlinge mit Arbeitgebern in Österreich verbindet und wenn die Idee aufgeht soll Sie später Arbeitgeber mit Arbeitnehmer aus dem Ausland verbinden.

Ein für diesen Zweck zu gründender Verein wird diese Betreiben.

As Gitlab CE (Community Edition) does not support Mirroring people came up with external tools, one i found fast is: gitlab-mirrors but i had troubles with it (it did always prune) so i decided to write my own python-only fork of it.

I came up with vcs-mirrors which i released on PyPi.

WARNING: This is a playground to test debian/buster with pve NOT PRODUCTION READY

I have my main Workstation and my Laptop on Debian buster (aka testing!) so I decided to create my own pve packages for this release as I didn’t want to downgrade to Debian stretch (aka stable!).

This wasn’t a straight download-compile-upload task, will provide my patches soon and the more of you have fun with testing buster the more patches will come.