How to Create a FreeBSD Jail Hosting XRDP and XFCE for Remote Desktop Access Introduction This tutorial guides you through the process of setting up...
A detailed walkthrough of migrating from FreeBSD VMs to a hierarchical jail setup using BastilleBSD, optimizing resource usage and simplifying management without sacrificing isolation.
Explore the seamless migration of an old Linux server (1690 days uptime!) to a new FreeBSD machine, detailing the use of mfsBSD, BastilleBSD, Borg Backup, and bhyve for improved efficiency and manageability
Since the time I left BlackBerry behind many years ago, I've consistently sought ways to keep my phones connected to my email accounts. I enjoy...
Set up your own secure VPN with FreeBSD, WireGuard, IPv6, and integrated ad-blocking using Unbound and Spamhaus. Get full control, enhanced privacy, and a performant solution.
A retrospective on a NetBSD server set up in 2010 under tight deadlines, running almost untouched for over a decade on consumer-grade hardware-proof of the OS's remarkable stability.
In the world of FreeBSD, jails are a renowned feature that allows for system-level virtualization. As I was setting up the jails for BSDCafe, I...
Preface I have always had a curious mind. Curiosity has always manifested itself as a desire to explore, understand, and compare. In my opinion,...
Create your own secure, high-performance VPN with OpenBSD, WireGuard, IPv6, and integrated ad-blocking using Unbound and Spamhaus. Full control, enhanced privacy, and a lightweight setup.
While I love FreeBSD -based router solutions (OPNsense, PFsense, etc.), I also appreciate and use MikroTik devices and software. They produce and...
Part 3 of our migration series details the complex process of moving servers from Proxmox to FreeBSD, including overcoming challenges with old hardware, problematic LXC containers, and fine-tuning virtual machines for optimal performance on bhyve.
After Elon Musk’s Twitter deal , many users decided to “fly away” from the "traditional" commercial Social Networks . Some for good, some just...
Sometimes your filesystem gets stuck. No operations can be done and a “reboot” will just cause an indefinite waiting time for I/O. You could be able...