I was getting sick of the mess of SSH keys I had for all of my devices and servers, so I started on making all my devices use the same set of keys so I can have one key for everything. You do NOT want to delete any of your old keys, if you have … Using the same SSH Key for All Servers and Devices; Securing Your Server from Insecure Logins
In my quest to figure out getting IPv6 to talk to IPv4, I looked into adding nameservers to my linux VPS that use DNS64/NAT64 such as NAT64.net, but that did not seem to make much difference. I also heard of a service called Tunnelbroker through Hurricane Electric, or possibly using a VPN with IPv4 and … IPv6-only VPS: How to Get Working with IPv4
Just a short post to talk about something since I’ve messed the permissions up multiple times. The IPv6 thing is new, though. Whenever I install a web server with Flask and Gunicorn, there’s always a problem with permissions with the /var/www/[website-name]/[website-name].sock. It also has to do with the file at /etc/systemd/system/[website-name].service; you want to make … Gunicorn Permissions and IPv6 Certbot with Flask
I’m not too sure what I’m doing with this blog yet. I was thinking of using it to give me a resource to look at to help me remember coding stuff I have done, maybe. We’ll figure it out. Anyway, I’m currently working on moving all my websites to this one. It’ll probably be a … My First Post! Moving Servers to Save $$$