I just re-designed my blog and switched to Zola today! I plan on adding more content soon (Minecraft tutorials, other tutorails, maybe some essays + some videos). But for now this is just a classic tutorial about making a Zola template.

This is a follow up to my latest post about Inspircd, which is another IRC server daemon. I prefer Ngircd because it's lighter and easier to configure than inspircd.

This is a quick guide to setup Inspircd with SSL on Debian. I've had some troubles doing this, I don't understnad why, maybe it was because I did it at 4AM?

Hi, this is just a quick tutorial to install Plume on Debian.

Pleroma is a simple and lightweight way to install your own ActivityPub / Mastodon instance on your server.

As you may have seen this blog have been made from scratch, there are some important advantages to do a blog using Hugo from scratch:

In this post I'm gonna explain how to install and configure Etherpad on your server (for production).

We're going to: install NodeJS, install Etherpad, setup subdomain, setup HTTPS, setup nginx, create a service file for Etherpad, create a database for Etherpad, change the default Etherpad theme and install new plugins. All of this in less than half an hour...

Bookstack is a nice alternative to traditional wiki softwares. Here's a little guide to install it.

Domain names are required for a lot of actions on your server, like the SSL certificate generation for example.

But you may want to get one for free to avoid the need of paying anything for your server (in the case when you self-host).

In this guide, I'm gonna show you how to secure your server with:

Dans un article précédent j'ai parlé de taskcafé. C'est intérressant, mais j'avoue préférer kanboard, non seulement il est beaucoup plus simple à installer, mais il est aussi beaucoup plus rapide que taskcafé.

Taskcafe es une webapp kanban. J'ai vu un screenshot sur Discord et j'ai ressenti un besoin irrésistible de l'installer. Donc voici comment l'installer de A à Z.

Google n'est pas bon pour protéger la vie privée de ses utilisateurs. Mais ça on le sait déjà.