This How-To aims at bringing some help regarding the configuration of Apache HTTPD to make it act as a reverse proxy with load-balancing capabilities. Instructions are tested on GNU/Linux Debian. They should work on any Debian-derived distribution, or with some tweaks here and there, to any GNU/Linux distribution. Explanations Reverse Proxy? While a proxy is… Continue reading How-To: setup Apache HTTPD as a load-balancing reverse proxy on Debian
Author: Pierre Blazquez
I mess with computers, drink too much coffee and listen to music at max volume.
How-To: setup Perdition on Debian
This How-To aims at bringing some help regarding the initial installation and configuration of Perdition. Instructions are tested on GNU/Linux Debian. They should work on any Debian-derived distribution, or with some tweaks here and there, to any GNU/Linux distribution. Warning The Perdition package from Debian 11 has a bug that prevents it from being successfully… Continue reading How-To: setup Perdition on Debian
How-To: build lighttpd for iOS on arm64
Yesterday, I tweeted this: Today, I will guide you through building lighttpd 1.4.59 (latest stable release as of writing) by cross-compiling it for iOS on the arm64 architecture from an x86_64 Macintosh. Prerequisites For this, you’ll need: Any x86_64 Macintosh that can run macOS 11 Big Sur (untested on arm64e, tho it should work as… Continue reading How-To: build lighttpd for iOS on arm64
Rétro : Power Mac G4 (PCI)
Parce que j’aime bien l’histoire de l’informatique en général et celle d’Apple en particulier, il m’arrive de récupérer d’anciens appareils (surtout des Mac) afin de les conserver et de tester des choses avec. Et donc, pourquoi ne pas faire une série d’articles “Rétro” à leur sujet ? Aujourd’hui, parlons du Power Mac G4 (graphismes PCI).… Continue reading Rétro : Power Mac G4 (PCI)
Alvadi 1.6.6 is still coming!
A UI glitch has been found on Alvadi 1.6.6 running on iOS 14.2 that prevents the user from inputting a note to either a new or an existing operation. This UI glitch is not present on Alvadi 1.6.5 and backwards. The planned-for-release build, 152, has been removed from TestFlight. Amusingly, this same build has been… Continue reading Alvadi 1.6.6 is still coming!
Alvadi 1.6.6 is coming!
A new version of Alvadi, 1.6.6, is almost ready for prime time! This new version is built against the iOS 14.1, iPadOS 14.1 and watchOS 7.0 SDKs, but for the first time it’ll retain its iOS 13 compatibility, meaning that Alvadi 1.6.6 can be used on iOS / iPadOS 13.6, iOS / iPadOS 14.0 and… Continue reading Alvadi 1.6.6 is coming!
Rétro : Le démarrage des Macintosh 68k / PPC
Parce que j’aime bien l’histoire de l’informatique en général et celle d’Apple en particulier, il m’arrive de récupérer d’anciens appareils (surtout des Mac) afin de les conserver et de tester des choses avec. Et donc, pourquoi ne pas faire une série d’articles “Rétro” à leur sujet ? J’en avais parlé dans le post sur le… Continue reading Rétro : Le démarrage des Macintosh 68k / PPC
Rétro : PowerBook G3
Parce que j’aime bien l’histoire de l’informatique en général et celle d’Apple en particulier, il m’arrive de récupérer d’anciens appareils (surtout des Mac) afin de les conserver et de tester des choses avec. Et donc, pourquoi ne pas faire une série d’articles “Rétro” à leur sujet ? Aujourd’hui, parlons du PowerBook G3 : Pour être… Continue reading Rétro : PowerBook G3
Alvadi 1.6 is coming!
After a few months in the making, Alvadi 1.6 is finally ready for prime time! If you want to know more about Alvadi, click here! Here’s the full changelog: •Compiled against the iOS 13.2 SDK, iPadOS 13.2 SDK and watchOS 6.1 SDK •iOS 13.2, iPadOS 13.2 or watchOS 6.1 (or up) required •iOS 13, iPadOS… Continue reading Alvadi 1.6 is coming!
Bye VMware ESXi, Hello Proxmox VE!
As you may -or may not- know, I manage my own server farm. This farm is composed of several virtual machines hosted on a physical server (an HPE ProLiant one). I’ve used ESXi for the past several years, but I’ve decided to move away from it for several reasons. I – The context The physical… Continue reading Bye VMware ESXi, Hello Proxmox VE!