Automatically mount NFS Share through SSH tunnel
*Checks calendar* Ah well. My last post on this blog was well over a year a go. Not much to share when you’re dealing with proprietary stuff, and I’m trying…
Accepting self-signed certificate in Java
Self-signed certificate is not necessarily something bad if you can actually validate or trust the source. For example if it’s accessed through a private network link. If you are accessing…
Determining interpreter required to run a binary executable
As a part of installation process of a proprietary system, my team was requested to run a small program that determine a fingerprint of a system as a part software…
Fixing Bluetooth HSP/HFP profile on Ubuntu 20.04, 20.10, 21.04, 22.04
Update: Ubuntu 22.10 comes with Pipewire as default instead of Pulseaudio, so this workaround is no longer needed. If you want to stick with LTS release, the tutorial below is…
DNSCrypt, now with DoH Power!
If you are satisfied with Cloudflare for your DNS over HTTPS goodness, great! However, Cloudflare is not the only DoH provider you see, and if you prefer something else, you…
Cloudflared: DoH for your household
2020 continues the big push for DNS over HTTPS (DoH) and DNS over TLS (DoT), two methods of improving the security and privacy of customers of Internet Service Providers (ISP)…
HP ENVY X360 13 with AMD Ryzen 4700U
While I started my computing age with an Intel 386DX, my actual, first custom rig way back in 1998 was a Super 7 board (DFI P5BV3+, later on K6BV3+) packed…
NextCloud Series – Part 2: NextCloud Talk & TURN/STUN Server
So we have successfully managed to deploy our NextCloud instance on top of Docker Swarm. So, what to do next? NextCloud Talk! Similar to Jitsi that I have covered many…
NextCloud Series – Part 1: Installing NextCloud on Docker Swarm and Traefik 2.0
It’s weird living in Indonesia right now. Anyway, due to the Covid-19 outbreak, businesses are relying more and more to collaborative suites, such as slack, Microsoft Team and Office 365,…
Packing a Java Keystore
You’ll need: Private Key, created when we generate the Certificate Signing Request (CSR) file, we’ll name it private.key Your CA signed SSL certificate, in X.509 format, named yourssl.crt Intermediate Certificate…