How to Host Headscale on a Linux Server with Podman Quadlets (Part 1)
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My strategy for self-hosting a tailscale control-plane server using headscale, deployed with podman quadlets (Part 1)

Shameless self-plug here. I wrote a blog post to document my methodology after having some issues with publicly available examples of using Podman and traefik in a best-practices config. Hopefully this finds the one other person that was in my shoes and helps them out. Super happy for feedback if others care to share.

  • fishynoob@infosec.pubEnglish
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    7 hours ago

    Your blog is awesome. I have always wanted someone to break down RF homelabbing for me and I think as your blog progresses I will find such content.

    I’m also looking for blogs/material on OS hardening (Linux/*nix), do you plan to write on that (and any recommendations)?

    • StarkZarn@infosec.pubOPEnglish
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      4 hours ago

      Realized I didn’t answer the last question here on hardening. The answer is sure! I don’t have much planned for the blog, as I was just thinking I’d take “public notes” for my tinkerings as they came. I’ve done linux administration for a long time though so I’d be happy to put together a post on baselines and hardening

    • StarkZarn@infosec.pubOPEnglish
      3·
      7 hours ago

      What nice feedback to read. I think you and I are aligned in what this will hopefully become. I really just wanted to start publicly sharing my hobby notes instead of holing them up in a local Joplin file or something, so that’s what I’m going to do. We may have similar hobbies though, which sounds like it’ll benefit you. Haha.

        • StarkZarn@infosec.pubOPEnglish
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          5 hours ago

          No, and that’s a deficiency. Thank you for asking. I totally had this on the roadmap but let it slip. I’ll work on finalizing that right now. Much appreciated!

        • StarkZarn@infosec.pubOPEnglish
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          5 hours ago

          Okay, rudimentary RSS feed added! It’s available in the navbar, and autodiscovery with your RSS aggregator should work from any page. Let me know if you have issues.

          • fishynoob@infosec.pubEnglish
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            4 hours ago

            Thanks. I don’t see the content of the blogs in the feed, just the title - but maybe that’s a problem with my reader (I use Capy on Android). I’ll try a couple of other readers to see if it works

            • StarkZarn@infosec.pubOPEnglish
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              4 hours ago

              No, it’s not you, the XML file isn’t including post content yet. I wasn’t sure how to do that, so figured I’d start with the simple thing of generating a list from the posts manifest for the time being. This would at least show you a link for when a new post is up, but you’re right there’s no content yet. When I have a bit more time I’ll research how can I dynamically add the entire post content.