Part of the reason I am phasing out my T320 and repurposing my desktop.
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Dell T320 is officially decommissioned
Now just figuring out rhel and containers on my forbidden router to handle pihole and a few other things.
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Anyone suggest a good tutorial or write up on pfSense HAProxy? I know that people are fans of hosting it in Linode and wireguard back to the LAN. Iād rather not pay for a nanode instance and just use the built in PFSense utility.
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Got Nextcloud up and running behind HAProxy! Now I can put my wildcard cert to use and get all the things accessible from the public internet so I can start to wean myself off of public cloud providers.
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Lawrence systems/tech is the only good one Iāve found and it still kicks my ass.
But before I post this and 3 min after you ask:
You are a beast. HAproxy kicks my ass. I got it to work for me once when hosting a site, didnāt take notes, have no idea how I did it and when I tried to do the same for my vaultwarden I just gave up and did the reverse proxy thing on synology and port forwarded.
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Ended up using like two different tutorials and the had to troubleshoot Nextcloud because it didnāt like being behind a reverse proxy.
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Yeah, fuck nextcloud reverse proxy stuff.
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Yeah, IDK why they decided to make the config.php stuff so obtuse. Like, why should I have to specify that it is OK to connect via ip address. If I ma try to connect I am trying to connect. Shouldnāt matter if it is IP address, DNS, or Reverse Proxy.
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This is an older security model for preventing attacks from a compromised box.
Iām not sure that it holds much water these days because any attacker worth his salt would just spoof the headers.
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Interesting. Nextcloud is the only application I have experience with that uses this.
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Iāve seen it in a bunch of applications. IIRC, Trilium does it as well.
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The final form!
Need to keystone the patch cables and do some tidying up but I think this is it for awhile.
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May have missed it butā¦how are you cooling all that heat generating stuff?
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Just the A/C in my apartment. The 4u case is just my desktop which is a Ryzen 3600x so not too much power draw there. Dell is a R210 ii which is a power efficient xenon. Maybe when I get brave enough Iāll consolidate everything into the 4U ATX case but I just couldnāt bring myself to put the network appliances in the same host as the NAS and VMās.
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So youāre never closing that door?
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I usually leave it cracked. After getting rid of the T320 nothing there really makes much noise so acoustics arenāt an issue.
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I have that same rack. 
Is that the 15U version? It looks a bit taller than mine, but I canāt really tell.
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24U. Been pretty happy with it so far. I got it second hand and got a deal on it so no complaints.
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Nice, yeah mine was a little wobbly before I started putting stuff in it, but it works, and didnāt break the bank.
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