Telegraf Logging By default, Telegraf doesn't log. It can be enabled in the config file located at /etc/telegraf/telegraf.conf on Debian Linux. Authentication errors will not show up until logfile is set in the [agent] block. When that is set to something like logfile = /var/log/telegraf/telegraf.…
Installing the TICK stack, Telegraf, InfluxDB, Capacitor, Kapacitor and Grafana on Debian 9.8 Linux…
List of public DNS resolvers…
Create a personal onion-router to use the Tor Anonyminity network using Ansible.…
Trouble shooting Raspberry Pi and Raspbian. Power problems and random reboots are indicative of a bad power supply. Apt-get failures are common.…
This is a guide to install Ghost blog software version 1.x on FreeBSD 11.1 inside of a jail…
Last Updated: March 31, 2019 A quick note, these are just the settings I use, you will want to do your own searching to make sure all of your bases are covered. I will continue to add to this page as I find other settings and plugins that are worth…
Sometimes when working on electronics, especially computers, something will short out and you will see and smell a dark smoke come out of your electrical device. That is magic smoke, and once it leaves your device it is gone forever. You need that magic in order for it to work…
Since FreeBSD 10.0 the system installer has included an option to automatically encrypt the disks upon installation, which is great, before that it was quite a pain. This is going to focus on adding encrypted disks after installation. In this example I will be adding a pair of drives…
Last Updated April 2, 2018 Using a Raspberry Pi and USB ethernet adapter you can create a personal router that isolates all network traffic from one adapter to be sent over the Tor anonymity network. This prevents common browser and operating system deanonymization attacks, where even if an entire system…