New blog post: "My so-called sudo life: month 8: peaches & pits" in which I share the highs (peaches) and lows (pits) of my #selfhosting adventures for this month:
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New blog post: "My so-called sudo life: month 8: peaches & pits" in which I share the highs (peaches) and lows (pits) of my #selfhosting adventures for this month:
: https://news.elenarossini.com/my-so-called-sudo-life/my-so-called-sudo-life-month-8-peaches-pits/
Dear sysadmins, trigger warning: this post contains mention of clueless/reckless behavior by a self-hosting newbie. You may shudder in horror
On the upside, I hope that people who aspire to self-host can learn from my mistakes.
As I wrote in the post: I know very little about self-hosting, but I know more than I did yesterday (and I'm having a lot of fun in the process)
#MySoCalledSudoLife -
New blog post: "My so-called sudo life: month 8: peaches & pits" in which I share the highs (peaches) and lows (pits) of my #selfhosting adventures for this month:
: https://news.elenarossini.com/my-so-called-sudo-life/my-so-called-sudo-life-month-8-peaches-pits/
Dear sysadmins, trigger warning: this post contains mention of clueless/reckless behavior by a self-hosting newbie. You may shudder in horror
On the upside, I hope that people who aspire to self-host can learn from my mistakes.
As I wrote in the post: I know very little about self-hosting, but I know more than I did yesterday (and I'm having a lot of fun in the process)
#MySoCalledSudoLife@elena Since you are using Hetzner (me too), here's another tip: if you upload your public key to Hetzner and select that key on server creation, your server will start with password authentication turned off and with the key already installed on the root account.
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New blog post: "My so-called sudo life: month 8: peaches & pits" in which I share the highs (peaches) and lows (pits) of my #selfhosting adventures for this month:
: https://news.elenarossini.com/my-so-called-sudo-life/my-so-called-sudo-life-month-8-peaches-pits/
Dear sysadmins, trigger warning: this post contains mention of clueless/reckless behavior by a self-hosting newbie. You may shudder in horror
On the upside, I hope that people who aspire to self-host can learn from my mistakes.
As I wrote in the post: I know very little about self-hosting, but I know more than I did yesterday (and I'm having a lot of fun in the process)
#MySoCalledSudoLife@elena Bravo pour ta persévérance Elena. En tant que professionnel on ne se rend pas toujours bien compte de la quantité de choses que l'on tient pour acquises et qui sont nécessaires pour héberger des services. Que tu sois déjà à ce niveau en tant qu'amatrice est très impressionnant.
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@elena Since you are using Hetzner (me too), here's another tip: if you upload your public key to Hetzner and select that key on server creation, your server will start with password authentication turned off and with the key already installed on the root account.
@danielcasanueva thank you!
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@elena Bravo pour ta persévérance Elena. En tant que professionnel on ne se rend pas toujours bien compte de la quantité de choses que l'on tient pour acquises et qui sont nécessaires pour héberger des services. Que tu sois déjà à ce niveau en tant qu'amatrice est très impressionnant.
@thomas merci Thomas 🥰 Je suis très reconnaissante envers les développeurs ici dans le fédivers qui me donnent de précieux conseils. Je n'y connais vraiment rien ; copier-coller des commandes c’est mon modus operandi 🥲
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New blog post: "My so-called sudo life: month 8: peaches & pits" in which I share the highs (peaches) and lows (pits) of my #selfhosting adventures for this month:
: https://news.elenarossini.com/my-so-called-sudo-life/my-so-called-sudo-life-month-8-peaches-pits/
Dear sysadmins, trigger warning: this post contains mention of clueless/reckless behavior by a self-hosting newbie. You may shudder in horror
On the upside, I hope that people who aspire to self-host can learn from my mistakes.
As I wrote in the post: I know very little about self-hosting, but I know more than I did yesterday (and I'm having a lot of fun in the process)
#MySoCalledSudoLifeThis is a true hero's journey. Thank you so much for sharing.
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New blog post: "My so-called sudo life: month 8: peaches & pits" in which I share the highs (peaches) and lows (pits) of my #selfhosting adventures for this month:
: https://news.elenarossini.com/my-so-called-sudo-life/my-so-called-sudo-life-month-8-peaches-pits/
Dear sysadmins, trigger warning: this post contains mention of clueless/reckless behavior by a self-hosting newbie. You may shudder in horror
On the upside, I hope that people who aspire to self-host can learn from my mistakes.
As I wrote in the post: I know very little about self-hosting, but I know more than I did yesterday (and I'm having a lot of fun in the process)
#MySoCalledSudoLife@elena big fan of these posts. If it makes you feel any better I accidently left some credentials in my root folder and pushed them to github earlier this year. As I was pushing I audibly said "wait no!". I had to recreate all my secrets and certs.
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@elena big fan of these posts. If it makes you feel any better I accidently left some credentials in my root folder and pushed them to github earlier this year. As I was pushing I audibly said "wait no!". I had to recreate all my secrets and certs.
@gordonblasco oh my! yes it makes me feel a little bit better, but sorry this happened!
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This is a true hero's journey. Thank you so much for sharing.
@venya thank you! 🥰
