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Extending autosuspend to detect Jellyfin activity: why a plain port check isn’t enough, using Jellyfin’s own Sessions API to tell playback from idle browsing, and wiring the check into autosuspend.conf.
This is my walkthrough for upgrading Ubuntu 22.04 to 26.04 LTS, on a live production server. I’ve done this jump before, from 20.04 to 22.04 LTS, and the overall process is similar. This one...
I had a small Intel NUC that started life running Windows, then got Ubuntu Desktop installed with a full GUI, and eventually became a headless media/file server: no monitor, no keyboard, just SSH and...
This NUC started life running Windows, then got Ubuntu Desktop installed with a full GUI, and later got converted to boot headless: no monitor, no keyboard, SSH only. This post covers that conversion: disabling...
This is part of a small series on turning a headless Ubuntu NUC into a proper always-available server. The other posts cover converting it from Desktop to headless and setting up reliable Wake-on-LAN with...
Looking for a quite to upgrade Ubuntu server 20.04 to 22.04 LTS? Have Apache, MySQL DB and PHP-fpm configured and running on the server? Here’s how I’ve managed to get my own server upgraded...
I started using Multipass recently to host and run Ubuntu server instances on my MacBook Pro. I also usually pre-define the amount of vCPUs and memory that is allocated to the instance when I...
I recently wrote a simple Go app as the backend for my Singapore carpark availability page. So to keep this page running, I ran the Go app as a service on Ubuntu. Thankfully, this...
linux / Technology / Wordpress
by Ken Ng · Published October 3, 2020 · Last modified October 5, 2020
Looking to upgrade your Wordpress host from Ubuntu 18.04 to 20.04 LTS and is using Apache, php-fpm and MySQL? Here my checklist of the upgrade
Need to mass replace a string in multiple files? Well, here’s a quick command you can use to do just that.
Here’s another great use of having your own VPS, run a VPN server to tunnel your Internet connectivity! There are many reasons why you’d want to run a VPN server and I’m not going to delve into that here. But once you’ve decided to run on, this is the guide for you.
One of the reasons that I was quite reluctant to move over to Linux from Windows was the ease of tethering Internet connection from my iPhone. In Windows, all you need is to install...
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