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Everything will be running on Debian 12. 1. Install the components: apt install docker docker.io docker-compose 2. Run the script: bash -c "$(wget -qO- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Jigsaw-Code/outline-server/master/src/server_manager/install_scripts/install_server.sh)" 3. After launching, the script will configure everything itself and give you an admin key. With its help, you connect through the client manager and generate connection keys. The client and manager are here: https:/

Package contents: * Raspberry Pi 4 B 🖥 * USB Flash Kingstom 256G USB3.0 We install the minimum 🖥 debian 12 on the raspberry. Next, we install 🖥 docker: apt install docker docker.io docker-compose We install cryptsetup: apt install cryptsetup By default, our entire disk will be marked as the root, but this is not a problem. We create space for the file: fallocate -l 200G /var/nextcloud 200 GB is enough for me, I don't have that much porn 🤭 Next we encrypt: cryptsetup luksFormat /v

With Exim installed, you can work with messages via the command line. Let's look at several commands that you'll need when working: Display messages in the queue: exim -bpr Similar command: mailq View the number of messages that are in the queue: exim -bpc Force start sending messages from the queue: exim -q -v If you need to clear the queue, run the command: exipick -i | xargs exim -Mrm If you need to delete messages that are marked as "frozen", run the following command: exipick

Often on virtual servers there is a problem with the database load or the slow operation of the database, so we will give an example of optimizing the MySQL settings. The database configuration file is located at: /etc/my.cnf /etc/mysql/my.cnf Remember that the parameters are configured for both MyISAM tables and InnoDB. The main parameters that the config uses to configure for the server: max_allowed_packet — since data between the server and the client is transferred in packets, this paramet