Tag: backup
I am putting this here because it worked for me for a long long time,
unattended and now I am replacing it with a docker version I crafted in a
meantime. This makes me think that I did not post anything about it and I
should. But in case I will need it in the future it won't get …
Here's a quick Github Action a prompt blurted to periodically backup a
Cloudflare DNS settings for all my domains and commit them into the
repository. Zero maintenance required once set up:
name: Cloudflare DNS Backup
on:
workflow_dispatch:
schedule:
- cron: "40 0 *…
Previously, I made my first GitHub Action backup script, which you can read
about in a previous post
and it was a success from my point of view. I had these critical goals in
mind for such a script:
almost maintenance free
securely stored credentials
automatic
basically free
I …
The path towards a good-enough software for invoices was quite thorny, I
would say. I have been using from self-hosted
Craterapp instance for a year
and a half. Crater worked almost fine. It had no major issue, I would say.
But it had a lot of small-ish issues that bugged me a lo…
Just a very quick update about how I was able to restore a git repository
stored inside a Gitea and backed up via restic.
Warning: this guide most probably does not work correctly with LFS
files, but they might either not be that critical to restore or the
repository might not e…
You might be thinking there is a typo in the rrsync but it is actually a
legitimate command name. The command name comes from restricted rsync and
is usually distributed alongside rsync via the package manager. Lets find
out where it is located on Arch Linux:
$ pacman -Fy &&a…