This is based off the LinuxServer Mastodon Image and Ibelieve this simplifies the bare basics of get things going because Mastodon is fairly complex but well worth the effort. WhyMastodon? For me, it's about having social freedom, when you use big tech there are MANYnegative things that happen. 1.) They tap and mine all of your data for profit. 2.) You have 0 privacy and 0 benefits (no possible profi........

Are you getting this error when trying to connect to a site/domain/service and then you checked your router/nameserver's logs to see what's wrong? You may see something like this: named[3025898]: REFUSED unexpected RCODE resolving This is not usually an error with named or bind, at least not on your end but NORMALLY this is an issue with the remote nameserver. A lot of times this is a misconfigured remote nameserver. A classi........

Check for crap in /var/lib/mysql like this ls -al /var/lib/mysql/ total 20888 drwxr-xr-x 24 mysql mysql 4096 Oct 3 18:30 . drwxr-xr-x 20 root root 4096 Oct 3 04:23 .. -rw-rw-rw- 1 mysql mysql 11776 Oct 3 17:10 c:exp.exe -rw-rw-rw- 1 mysql mysql 48128 Oct 3 17:10 c:exp1.exe........

I was worried the server was hacked, I was logged in already as root but couldn't login to CPanel or a new SSHsession. I even reset the password from the shell and it did not work still. The reason is CPanel Hulk, it detected a brute-force attack so it locked down the root account entirely even from the correct password. According to cPanel the best way around this is to whitelist your IP.........

One thing to note about DNS servers and providers is that they aren't always trustworthy, not even if they're Google or your favorite ISP. Any DNS server can compromise your privacy, and they are likely tracking your browsing habits and keeping logs of it. Sometimes it's for Marketing/Research purposes such as Google's GMail service which they admit is scraped/datamined. I would expect nothing less from their DNS service. The other danger with such widely used and pu........

NEC ND-3500A is great!I just picked up an NEC 3500A a few weeks ago and I love it. It is a great all in-one optical drive solution. It can burn DVD/+R-R at up 16x, read at 16x and rewrite at 4x and CD-R at up to 48x! Not bad, but the impotant part is that it delivers consistent high quality burns and the drive is as quiet as I could ask it to be. It's also convenient that it has a lot of hacked firmware for overspeeding of........