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Mounting Linux Raid Arrays At Boot


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I have been having issues on reboot ever since I put together this newest server. I have 2 new Linux raid arrays (/dev/md0 and /dev/md1) both in a raid 1 consisting of 2 disks each: lsblk NAME MAJ:MIN RM SIZE RO TYPE MOUNTPOINT fd0 2:0 1 4K 0 disk sda 8:0 0 111.8G 0 disk ├─sda1 8:1 0 1007K 0 part ├─sda2 8:2 0 127M 0 part └─sda3 8:3 0 111. Read more...

Current SEDS Mod List


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Full list of the mods we’re running on teamSqweeb Space Engineers Dedicated Server: Active Id = 436025957, Name = ‘(DX11) Kolt - Command Console Pack’ Id = 298550266, Name = ‘(DX11)Letters Mod’ Id = 536696922, Name = ‘(DX11)Rover Cockpit’ Id = 598415416, Name = ‘Gravel Ore Separator’ Id = 305329302, Name = ‘Small Ship Mega Mod Pack [100% DX-11 Ready]’ Id = 401901602, Name = ‘LordChicken Aerospace: No Edges (DX11)’ Id = 490036307, Name = ‘Reworked Armor Ramps Mod~(DX-11 Ready)’ Id = 303959338, Name = ‘Concrete Armor Blocks (DX11)’ Id = 441277694, Name = ‘Extreme Lights’ Id = 481012219, Name = ‘Industrial Sized (DX11)’ Id = 349431610, Name = ‘DK Earthbreaker Drill (DX11)’ Id = 475375953, Name = ‘[Mexpex] Heavy Mining Drill’ Id = 611420971, Name = ‘Corner LCD’ Id = 343014073, Name = ‘Maglock Surface MkII (DX11)’ Id = 561827211, Name = ‘Custom Sound Block Sounds’ Id = 438226588, Name = ‘Hangar Gates (DX 11)’ Id = 551854023, Name = ‘Warbros ModLabs Long Ramps’ Id = 473306528, Name = ‘S - Interior Walls - DX11’ Id = 521994963, Name = ‘Holographic Projector (DX11)’ Id = 556092142, Name = ‘(DX11) Tiered Atmospheric Engines’ Id = 445980520, Name = ‘Button Panels (8,4-1) (DX11)’ Id = 402341075, Name = ‘(DX11) Tiered Thruster Pack’ Id = 618982571, Name = ‘(DX11) Tiered Armor Hydrogen Engines’ Id = 609020322, Name = ‘(DX11) Tiered Armor Atmospheric Engines’ Id = 405182053, Name = ‘(DX11) Tiered Armor Thrusters’ Id = 570766073, Name = ‘Midspace’s Small Ship Speed 300 mod’ Id = 570767247, Name = ‘Midspace’s Large Ship Speed 300 mod’ Id = 346482476, Name = ‘Accessible Conveyors /w DX11’ Id = 563055135, Name = ‘“Dusty” Conveyor System (DX9 / DX11)’ Id = 565446909, Name = ‘ShadowFlux Catwalk Pack (DX 11)’ Id = 577079238, Name = ‘“Skyblade” Helicopter Propellers’ Id = 506964853, Name = ‘Advanced Doors Mod Pack~(DX-11 Ready)’ Id = 517675282, Name = ‘Projector Preview - miniature blueprint display & damage status’ Id = 605086856, Name = ‘Holographic Radar’ Id = 584639195, Name = ‘(Beta) Power Transmitters’ Id = 587688734, Name = ‘Captain Control Seat & Passenger Seat’ Id = 294555339, Name = ‘(DX11)Titan Engine’ Id = 530693136, Name = ‘Corner Lights’ Id = 295394554, Name = ‘(DX11)Hydroponic’ Id = 419588209, Name = ‘MWI - Main Battleship Cannon Mk3 (DX11)’ Id = 636314268, Name = ‘[MP FIXED] Manipulation Tool’ Id = 312976851, Name = ‘(DX11) Eikesters Decorations and more - Part I’ Id = 451486869, Name = ‘Hammerman decoration pack (DX11)’ Removed Id = 532433982, Name = ‘RB Compact Battery [DX11]’ Id = 396679430, Name = ‘(DX11) Concrete Tool - placing voxels in survival [Click-ability Update! Read more...

Enabling HTTPS with Lets Encrypt


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Lets Encrypt has made it super simple to create and install ssl certificates so I decided to finally make the jump to https. They have developed an auto installer client that is already working for Apache but apparently the NGINX installer is still under development. They also give you the option of just generating certs and installing them manually so that’s what I opted to do. First I cloned the Lets Encrypt GitHub repo to my NGINX proxy box and then generate a certificate chain for each of my sub-domain’s. Read more...

Subsonic streaming


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Cherrymusic is out and Subsonic is in. An issue thread came up on the Cherrymusic github that asked if there was a good android client to use with cherrymusic, and there isn’t. There is a wrapper that only sort of half-ass works and then a shitty mobile implementation when using Chrome. Someone in the comments suggested an existing app for Subsonic be used as a guide or starting point for a Cherrymusic app. Read more...

Replacing squid3 w/ nginx


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When I was using the squid3 package in pfSense it came configured ready to use SSL and you could just import your cert’s or let it generate one for you and it just worked. Then I decided to swap out pfSense for a basic squid3 proxy, which at first was great. Configuration was super simple and I had it up and running in a matter of minutes, for most of my backend anyway. Read more...

Basic CherryMusic App


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Found this posted to the CherryMusic github project page. It is a basic wrapper that functions just like the regular Web app but contained in an android app that can save login creds and may work as a Chrome and Mozilla alternative. Download App Here may require that you allow app installation from unknown sources but should be fine to allow. Once installed goto settings and put this url in the address bar: http://cherry. Read more...

Fixing CherryMusic filename decoding errors


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I recently came across a strange problem with the CherryMusic server that only appeared when it was started via an /etc/init.d script. In certain folders the tracks would not show, although the folder showed that there were files within, when you clicked on the folder it would just open an empty list. This condition would also be accompanied by the following error in the logs: UnicodeEncodeError: 'utf-8' codec can't encode character '\udce2' in position 29: surrogates not allowed Doing some quick Google-Fu I came across this page which states that this is caused by a bug in Python3, but the bug has apparently already been fixed. Read more...

Ditching pfSense for a simpler approach


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I decided to just get rid of the pfSense firewall/router in my setup up in favor of just a plain squid3 reverse proxy. While pfSense does provide a nice WebUI for administering the firewall and all of the add-on’s available it ended up being overly complicated for what I was trying to accomplish. Mainly I just wanted to use the reverse proxy functionality provided by the squid3 package and while it was easy to setup and get going I found that if I made one incorrect firewall rule I could easily lock myself out of the GUI and lose access to all of the servers behind the proxy. Read more...

Adding logging to CherryMusic service


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This morning I added some logging functionality to the cherrymusic service script that lives in /etc/init.d/cherrymusic. I have a couple issues going on with the music server that are going to require some log digging. One of which I’ve already fixed: Some of the Web Rips sub directories would open up empty. Upon review the logs when accessing those folders I found this: [150521-14:10] ERROR : [21/May/2015:14:10:41] HTTP Traceback (most recent call last): File "/home/cherrymusic/cherrymusic-devel/cherrypy/_cprequest. Read more...

Airtime, Icecast and pfSense


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Taking another look streaming internet radio along with more robust firewall and DNS control. I found a real nice Open Source radio backend called Airtime that re-kindled the idea of running an internet radio stream. Getting Airtime installed took a few tries, eventually I decided to just use their easy-install script. One thing to note is that the server locale needs to be set to US-UTF8 before postgresql is installed, otherwise the airtime installer will complain that the database was made with the wrong format and will error out. Read more...

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