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OpenBSD httpd 7.0: Web server
Summary OpenBSD httpd OpenBSD has its own web server called “httpd”. To be frank, it seems to have less conf examples and tutorials. ...
ReadOpenBSD pkg_add didn't work due to incorrect system time
Summary I met errors on pkg_add and syspatch just after installing OpenBSD on VirtualBox the other day. They were printed as TLS handshake failure and I solved by modifying /etc/installurl. ...
ReadPostgreSQL 13.5 on OpenBSD 7.0: Install
Summary OpenBSD 7.0 was released and PostgreSQL was upgraded to 13.4 then. In addition, it is now 13.5. The installation process of PostgreSQL server in OBSD 7. ...
ReadOpenBSD pkg_add didn't work due to ocsp verify failed
What happened Just after installing OpenBSD onto VirtualBox, I couldn’t use syspatch and pkg_add due to the error: $ doas pkg_add -u https://cdn. ...
ReadMariaDB 10.6 (and NextCloud): COMPRESSED Row is read-only by default
I upgraded OpenBSD 6.9 to 7.0 yesterday. It brought MariaDB upgrade: 10.5 to 10.6. I checked my.cnf change and it seemed all right. ...
ReadOpenBSD Upgrade 6.9 to 7.0
Summary OpenBSD 51st release on 14 Oct 2021 has arrived at 7.0✨ The OpenBSD project celebrates its 7.0 release! ...
ReadRainloop Webmail on OpenBSD 6.9
Summary Rainloop is a “simple, modern & fast web-based email client”, written in PHP. It’s also open source licensed under AGPL v3. ...
ReadGrav CMS on OpenBSD: Install in a subdirectory
Summary Installing in a subdirectory here means a website is accessed as http(s)://<root-dir>/<TARGET> instead of http(s)://<TARGET>. All what to do in order to install Grav CMS in a subdirectory on OpenBSD is to configure two files: Grav’s user/config/system. ...
ReadGrav CMS on OpenBSD 6.9: Install via Composer
Summary Grav is one of CMS frameworks, which is open source and MIT Licensed. It is developed as a flat-file based one using Symfony PHP framework. ...
ReadPostgreSQL on OpenBSD: Upgrade 12 to 13 with pg_dumpall
Summary In upgrading OpenBSD from 6.8 to 6.9, I had to upgrade PostgreSQL server (12.6 to 13.2), as written in OpenBSD’s Upgrade Guide. ...
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