I spent the better part of the day yesterday working on a Minecraft status checker package for the site. The Minecraft query protocol is somewhat tricky to implement for a novice like me but apparently it changes a bit when there are plugins involved on the server. I’ll update this post later with some of my findings. For now, there is a neat, albeit somewhat basic status page here Well, I tried to update this post but apparently my token went invalid while I was typing it and I lost it all when I hit “Save”. Read more...

Compose from the phone?

At the point where rewritten functionality needs some upgrading. Login, db models/mgmt stuff, etc. all needs improving over what is in place in the Python code. JWT login db models/mgmt featured/favorite cards

GOMAXPROCS=2 meder@devb0x:wrk$ wrk http://localhost:3000 -c 100 -d 15s -t 4 Running 15s test @ http://localhost:3000 4 threads and 100 connections Thread Stats Avg Stdev Max +/- Stdev Latency 37.13ms 45.17ms 398.89ms 84.51% Req/Sec 1.13k 226.65 1.99k 71.67% 67708 requests in 15.01s, 289.02MB read Requests/sec: 4511.45 Transfer/sec: 19.26MB GOMAXPROX=4 meder@devb0x:wrk$ wrk http://localhost:3000 -c 100 -d 15s -t 4 Running 15s test @ http://localhost:3000 4 threads and 100 connections Thread Stats Avg Stdev Max +/- Stdev Latency 24. Read more...

I’m rewriting this old blog in Go for a couple reasons: Updating the old Python container was getting to be a pain in the ass. Due to the tornado-blog project being based on Python 2.7 and just being janky as fuck otherwise, I figured it would be easier to rewrite it in Go. There are some aspects of the Go standard library that I didn’t have much exposure to yet. Serving static files and dynamic template pages is always useful to know how to do, so I wanted to look at "html/template" and some other facets of "net/http". Read more...

server link Map: http://sqweeb.net:4444

Download AWS appliance .ova Unpack .ova: meder@pve:~$ tar xvf AWS-Appliance-2018-09-26-1537973163.ova AWS-Appliance-2018-09-26-1537973163.ovf AWS-Appliance-2018-09-26-1537973163.mf AWS-Appliance-2018-09-26-1537973163-disk1.vmdk Import .ovf: root@pve:~# qm importovf 110 /home/meder/AWS-Appliance-2018-09-26-1537973163.ovf local-lvm Import VM image .vmdk: root@pve:/# qm importdisk 110 /home/meder/AWS-Appliance-2018-09-26-1537973163-disk1.vmdk local-lvm Using default stripesize 64.00 KiB. Logical volume "vm-110-disk-1" created. (100.00/100%) Change disk1 driver to VirtIO Add additional VirtIO disk2 to allocate to cache. Add network adapter. Adjust memory to fit on your host, minimum recommended is 16GB.

sudo apt-get update && \ sudo apt-get install git -y && \ git clone https://github.com/mikeder/.dotfiles.git && \ cd .dotfiles/ && rm -rf .git/ && cp -r .[!.]* .. && \ cd ~

This database migration or promotion allows for moving of data between two hosts in separate networks. We open an SSH tunnel from our local machine to a bastion or “jumpbox” within the same network of each database and then mysqldump the data from one host to another via local ports. Setup HISTCONTROL root@DESKTOP-VFK848F:~# export HISTCONTROL=ignorespace root@DESKTOP-VFK848F:~# # commands starting with a space will no longer show up in history SSH Tunnel to both database hosts Read more...

find . -type f -iname *.JPG -print0 | xargs -0 -I '{}' /bin/mv "{}" ../JPG/ will overwrite your shit if filenames are the same!