Using the Latest Bun on Cloudflare Pages
Use the current Bun release on Cloudflare Pages by skipping automatic dependency installation, installing Bun through npm, and putting npm's global binary directory first in PATH.
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Get Let's Encrypt certificates for IP addresses with acme.sh
Issue free TLS certificates for IP addresses with acme.sh and Let's Encrypt, then serve them with NGINX over HTTP/2 and HTTP/3.
Issue Let's Encrypt certificates automatically with nginx-acme on Debian and Ubuntu
Set up nginx-acme on Debian or Ubuntu, configure NGINX virtual hosts, and let NGINX request and renew Let's Encrypt certificates.
RDAP.SS: WHOIS lookup powered by RDAP
RDAP.SS is a WHOIS lookup site built on RDAP. This post explains what RDAP fixes and how to use RDAP.SS.
How to use extrepo to add third-party repositories in Debian
Use extrepo to add third-party Debian repositories without hand-copying keys and APT source files.
How to upgrade from Debian 12 Bookworm to Debian 13 Trixie
Upgrade a Debian 12 Bookworm system to Debian 13 Trixie without skipping the boring but important parts.
Install Ghost on Docker
Run Ghost with Docker Compose, MySQL, Watchtower, and either Nginx or Caddy as the public reverse proxy.
Install Docker on Debian and Ubuntu
Install Docker and Docker Compose on Debian Stable or Ubuntu LTS, add the official repository, enable IPv6, and try a small Compose stack.
Build a WHOIS compatibility server with Python and Nginx
Build a small WHOIS compatibility server with Python and Nginx that points old port 43 clients toward RDAP.
Install Mastodon on Debian and Ubuntu
Install Mastodon on Debian Stable or Ubuntu LTS with PostgreSQL, Redis, Nginx, SSL certificates, systemd services, and optional Elasticsearch search.
Install latest Nginx, MariaDB, and PHP on Debian and Ubuntu
Install latest Nginx, MariaDB, and PHP packages for a LEMP stack on Debian and Ubuntu.
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