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Simple script to update self hosted Ghost.org blogging platform

NOTE: Since the release of ghost 1.0 this guide is deprecated! This is a quick script to automate the update process of the self hosted Ghost.Org platform. This script is based on the guide found here. The “APP_INIT” part of the script is based on chovy’s

Quick Script to autoupdate Binero DynDNS

Automtically update your Binero DynDNS to point to your current (dynamic) IP If you are using Binero and you recive your external IP via DHCP there is a chance that it might change during a restart of your router, or during maintenance etc. This is fine, unless you are having

kvm_manage.sh - A script to manage your KVM machines

Note: Maarten commented in another post that there is a bug in Ubuntu related to snapshotted machines, which basically this scripts creates. Please read more here!! This script is based on kvm_backup.sh that I have posted earlier. It is a copy of the previous one, but with some

KVM: Backup VM disks without downtime

Note: I have been informed that there is a bug in Ubuntu related to snapshotted machines, which basically this scripts creates. Please read more here!! UPDATE: There is an updated version of the script available here. It is based on the script below, but will have some additional features included.

Self hosted RSS aggregation with sync capabilities using Tiny Tiny RSS

Since the death of Google Reader there have been some talks regarding what application that could take over – be the “next Google Reader” – as it was well used as a point for sync your RSS between smartphones/handheld devices and computers. There are many programs that used Google Reader as

Make logrotate check a file several times per day and warn in case of too many rotations

Logrotate is a splendid tool in *nix to handle logfiles etc. At times there is a need to have it check a file more than on a daily basis; eg if you are troubleshooting an application that seems to create massive log files etc. This instruction is based on the

Check status of your ZFS pools under Linux

Are you using ZFS pools under Linux? And would you like to get a daily/weekly email with their status, or get notified when one of them gets degraded? This script is based on the use of debian-zfs package. The script below assumes that some sort of MTA (Mail Transfer

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