Linux

How to Host any (.js)-File Locally (and keep it updated using Crontab)

20 Comments / How-To's, Linux / 5 minutes of reading

I’ve received many requests on the WordPress support forums to create plugins to host certain files locally.

Besides CAOS and OMGF I recently created a plugin which enables you to easily save a local copy of any external script or style, called HELL or: Host Everything LocaL. But since there are still plenty of scenario’s that aren’t covered by CAOS, OMGF or HELL I figured I’d show you how to host any file locally and keep it updated using cronjobs.

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How to create a Let’s Encrypt SSL encrypted Reverse Proxy for Plex in OpenMediaVault

1 Comment / How-To's, Linux / 3 minutes of reading

I’ve been messing around for a long time with creating reverse proxy‘s for the applications I use with OpenMediaVault. Creating a Let’s Encrypt SSL encrypted reverse proxy for Plex especially. But in the last few days I finally managed to achieve it. Today I’m going to share with you how to create encrypted Reverse Proxy for Plex in OpenMediaVault 2.x using Let’s Encrypt free SSL-certificates.

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What to do when ‘git svn dcommit’ Fails on you?

Leave a Comment / Linux / 2 minutes of reading

After I created a new release of OMGF, I ran git svn dcommit to push my local Git commits to the trunk of WordPress’ SVN repository. Needless to say, it failed: a pre-commit hook on the server rejected one of the commits. Git gave up on me and left me behind. git status said I was in the middle of a rebase. Which I didn’t want at all!

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How to Setup a Reverse Proxy in OMV with Let’s Encrypt SSL for Sabnzbd, Radarr, Sonarr and Transmission

12 Comments / How-To's, Linux / 12 minutes of reading

In this tutorial I will show you how to setup a Nginx Reverse Proxy in OpenMediaVault for several popular applications: SABnzbd, Radarr, Sonarr and Tranmission.

If you want to access your OpenMediaVault NAS from the web (WAN), using a Reverse Proxy is the safest method. You only have to open up one port on your modem/router, instead seperate ports for each application. After following this tutorial Nginx will parse the URI (e.g. https://nas.yourdomain.com/sabnzbd) and forward that request to the corresponding port inside your local network (LAN).

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