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v2.0.0

IPv4 Access for DS-Lite Connection with socat Relays on a VPS

Make home services and the FRITZ!Box WireGuard server reachable via IPv4 using three small socat services on a VPS.

v1.0.0

Caddy Reverse Proxy

I use Caddy as reverse proxy and file server for the different services that I do provide on my server. Caddy is responsible to resolve the subdomains of your main domain and provide the services to your users. Caddy will also automatically take care to assign SSL certificates to your services. >[!note] > For a detailed documentation pleaser refer to the $1. To install Caddy on your server simply call Caddy uses per default as configuration file. This configuration file has following content after Caddy has been installed: When you open your web browser and type in the address of your server then Caddy will already show an example website. To get access to free SSL certificates, the needs to be extended by your email address. Please provide your email address as a first statement in the : >[!caution] > In the Caddyfile always use TABs to indent statements. Spaces...

v1.0.0

DDNS Update

As the name says, my home server is running at home. This implies, that every now and then my internet service provide can decide to assign new IP addresses to my home network. My domains are registered at $1 which allows to control the DNS entries via an API. So what I did is to fork the github repository $1 repository from $1. I enhanced the IP update script by adding the capability to only call the netcup API if either the IP4 or IP6 address has been changed. The result id provided in this $1. With the update script, a particular subdomain’s IP address is being updated, which I reference for other subdomains on my home server via CNAME entries. I install the update script in my local user binary directory with the script : The script is called regularly every 15 minutes by using a crontab entry: Header...

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