Posts made by EddieJennings

@RojoLoco said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

Preparing myself for a long rehearsal... we have to get the new drummer up to speed quick, we booked a gig for March 4th!

May it be productive

About to do some audio and video editing.

Upgrading Foreman server.

Wireguard testing done. Time for sleep

Configuring and testing Wireguard.

Tenor saxophone mouthpiece trial is complete. One will stay (Windy City Woodwinds 56 Mark II - 0.105 tip opening). Four other Windy City Woodwinds mouthpieces will be returned. All of the mouthpieces were good -- should any of you be saxophone players in the market for a mouthpiece

Reading about netfilter, nftables, and the like.

Installed new hard drive on the laptop. Restoring files from a BTRFS snapshot

Responding to YouTube comments.

@dafyre said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@EddieJennings said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

Trying out new tenor saxophone mouthpieces today

Sweet! I play(ed) Tenor & Alto Sax. I still have the sax.... sadly it's mostly unused these days.

Never too late to start playing again!

Trying out new tenor saxophone mouthpieces today

Reading about nftables.

@travisdh1 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@EddieJennings said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

Chatting with Tmobile Home Internet via Twitter about WAN issues. Still better than DSL :).

Have they been able to figure out why wired speed only ever gets ~40Mbps when wireless gets 200+Mbps for you? I'm still trying to get that fixed.

Still better than DLS here as well.

The 3 mbps DSL limit I had was because of distance from a central office.

Chatting with Tmobile Home Internet via Twitter about WAN issues. Still better than DSL :).

upgrading Linode VM to Fedora 37

Watching Ansible Automates presentations.

Try stopping the MeshCentral service, then use node /path_to_your/node_modules/meshcentral/ --debug cert. Unless by "letsencrypt log files" you mean that you did the cert debug.

That may provide you some insight into what's going on.

This was my output for comparison (my Let's encrypt stuff seems to function fine)

MeshCentral HTTP redirection server running on port 80.
CERT: LE: Getting certs from local store (Production)
CERT: LE: Reading certificate files
CERT: LE: Setting LE cert for default domain.
MeshCentral v1.1.0, Hybrid (LAN + WAN) mode.
MeshCentral Intel(R) AMT server running on mc.ejsllc.com:4433.
MeshCentral HTTPS server running on mc.ejsllc.com:443.
CERT: LE: Certificate has 67 day(s) left.
CERT: LE: Certificate is ok.

Reading about using certificates with SSH.

124 mile round-trip commute ended today. Fully remote gig starts on 12/12

@gjacobse said in Todays' replacement for Teamviewer:

In the early days of Teamviewer, it seemed like it was really 'reliable' for setting to start up after reboot and being able to reconnect. Any time I try to set this now results in failure after failure and code regeneration password - What's the use if restart after reboot if the code changes? I mean - how does that help me when I'm five hundred miles away from the computer?

While I have moved to using NoMachine internally - there isn't any reason it can't be configured to do the same function am I correct? You will still need 'client / server' computers and the proper port forwarding in your router.

I ask to assist a club member who is about to spend two months in Florida, for something easy enough for him to work with.

(Off to research)

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Sounds like you're wanting a persistent remote connection to the target machine. MeshCentral gets the job done for me.