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When nginx also needs to know the hardware

Hello everyone, In my previous article , I talked about my famous VLC server running on an old 0.8 GHz CPU . At first, I quickly noticed that the throughput was not that great . S…

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A Simple Web Interface to Control My AirSend

Hi everyone, I use a Devmel AirSend Duo to control my roller shutters. The device works very well locally, but it does not provide a complete web interface hosted directly on the…

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My 0.8 GHz Video Streaming Server

Hi everyone, I have a small personal server that is definitely not a powerhouse: 0.8 GHz CPU and 4 GB of RAM . At some point, I thought it would be useful to also use it to watch…

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Switching from Let’s Encrypt to Actalis

Hello everyone, To try another certificate authority, I replaced some of my Let’s Encrypt TLS certificates with free certificates issued by Actalis . The issuance and deployment p…

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Linux on the Desktop in Enterprise

Windows to Linux in the Enterprise: building the ā€œsysadmin bundleā€ Migrating from Windows to Linux in a company is not the same thing as what a home user does on a personal laptop…

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ADCS Linux

Hello everyone, I started a new project on my GitHub — an ADCS server written in Python. This project comes from a simple observation: some customers need automatic enrollment on…

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Azure Ad Connect and Openldap

Hello everyone, another quick post, In my previous article I present to you an azure ad connect samba4 script written in python and which works under linux to synchronize your use…

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Azure Ad Connect Samba4

Hello It’s been a long time since I’ve written on this blog. Recently I came across several articles about how active directory password synchronization works with azure ad connec…

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Discovering RPyC

Not long ago I discovered RPyC: https://rpyc.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ It’s a handy tool to control remote machines over SSH. Why not use Ansible? It’s simply a different approach…