wireguard Connect an Ubuntu client to OPNsense WireGuard tunnel with a GUI toggle in Gnome Connect an Ubuntu client to OPNsense WireGuard tunnel with a GUI toggle in Gnome
opnsense Setting up WireGuard on OPNSense & Android A comprehensive guide on setting up OPNsense and an Android device for WireGuard VPN access.
pfsense How to access your modem webui whilst using pfsense How to access your modem webui whilst using sense
news Here's to new beginnings We have some great news and some not so great, to start off with IronicBadger is pursuing his podcast passion with a new show all about Self Hosting airing on the Jupiter network
docker Updating and Backing Up Docker Containers With Version Control Revert back to the exact last working state when a docker image/container update via docker compose breaks apps. Version controlled updates & backups.
docker Customizing our Containers Introducing Linuxserver.io container customization; our base images, your custom logic.
linuxserver Hello, Open Collective. Over the years and as the Linuxserver project has grown we've been using a PayPal account to handle all of our donations. As of today, we are switching to Open Collective.
perfectmediaserver The Perfect Media Server - 2019 Edition The 2019 edition is out! Utilising Snapraid, MergerFS, Docker, Ubuntu, ZFS and Proxmox the Perfect Media Server is back and ready to serve (your media).
letsencrypt Troubleshooting Letsencrypt Image Port Mapping and Forwarding Our letsencrypt image is great for securely serving web pages and/or reverse proxying services. This article will focus on troubleshooting port mapping and forwarding.
nextcloud How to fix Nextcloud 16 desktop client login loop Since upgrading to Nextcloud 16 a few weeks ago I've not been able to get my desktop sync clients to work. Here's how to fix it.
diskover Harnessing Your Data with Diskover Diskover is a filesystem crawler which crawls your storage locally or over NFS/SMB and scrapes file/directory metadata into Elasticsearch. It then uses this metadata to generate a graphic to help you visualize your filesystems.
adguard AdGuard Home: First Thoughts Rather than rush to install PiHole for my first foray into DNS ad-blocking, I decided to give AdGuard Home a go to see how it stacks up on its own as an ad-blocking solution. Here's what I found.
podcast The Podcast is reborn! We have once again spun up our podcast. Subscribe your RSS feeds at anchor.fm/linuxserverio.
zfs Getting started with ZFS on Linux After attending Linuxfest Northwest 2019 where both Allan Jude and Jim Salter gave excellent talks about ZFS, I finally gave in and decided to implement ZFS on my server.
letsencrypt Let's Encrypt, Nginx & Reverse Proxy Starter Guide - 2019 Edition 2019 edition of our Let's Encrypt, Nginx and reverse proxy guide helps you get started with hosting your own websites and/or securely exposing your services over the internet with automated ssl certs. Contains examples for hosting Wordpress sites and reverse proxying Nextcloud, Ombi and Plex.
The LSIO Pipeline Project Goodbye Jenkins build definitions. Hello Jenkinsfiles and Git based build logic.
docker Changes to our UniFi image We are deprecating linuxserver/unifi and replacing it with linuxserver/unifi-controller. Read on to find out more...
containers Self hosting Bitwarden Password Manager Like the idea of hosting your own instance of Bitwarden's back-end database? This implementation may be for you.
linux Grafana Series Part 2: Monitoring a UPS with Grafana on Linux I recently purchased a new UPS which has a USB interface, the APC BX1500M to be precise. After piecing together a few blog posts I had a working Grafana dashboard giving me information about the power consumption of the devices connected to the UPS. Nice.
forum The Forum...Current state and the future... The old forum as you knew and loved it has been retired and we're replacing it with a brand new Discourse based platform, the new standard of excellence in forum software.
linux New Hard Drive rituals Two is one. Once is none. If you treat every drive (new or not) like it's about to die I've found that is a pretty safe strategy to ensuring no data loss. That is especially true of brand new drives which are still within their retailer exchange periods.