Nextcloud, Technology, Tutorial, Ubuntu

SPINNING UP THE PODMAN NEXTCLOUD CONTAINER – TERMINAL-COPY-PASTE STYLE

What is this? This post is kind of my original journey into podman and getting a quick proof-of-concept pod up and running. In the end I changed paths away from quadlets and terminal-pasting in favour of podman-compose (like docker compose) style setup because I like the neatness of the ‘recipe’ of a compose.yaml file. However, I am not done with…

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Nextcloud, Technology, Tutorial, Ubuntu

How to Setup an Ubuntu Server as a Podman Container Environment

What is this? This started out as a learning adventure to see whether it’s possible to turn an old laptop into a Nextcloud container using Podman (instead of Docker) on Ubuntu. Spoiler alert: It is! However, this particular post I have decided to remove the Nextcloud part and just focus on the server setup part. More details about Nextcloud in…

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Life Skills, Nextcloud, Technology, Tutorial

How to Connect and Sync a Thunderbird Calendar with Nextcloud

This should have been easy, but as all things it ended up hard. First, when I tried a simple import of my Thunderbird .ics calendar into my new Nextcloud install, I got ‘could not parse data’ errors. Wouldn’t end. After much searching it seems like there might be something in the .ics data that doesn’t work with new Nextcloud, or,…

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Business

HOW TO HANDLE CHEP PALLETS AND NOT DIE (FINANCIALLY)

Edit: 251222 : Turns out Chep has mandatory appointment pickups! This significantly increases costs, especially small orders to you. See What is this all about? I’ve worked in various warehouses, on various levels and have always seen the back-breakingly heavy and (probably) brand-specific pantone blue colour around the warehouse. I hate moving them, but I like their strength, consistency and…

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Technology, Tutorial, Ubuntu, Woo Commerce

A ROOKIE UBUNTU ADMIN’S JOURNEY THROUGH A WORDPRESS MIGRATION

What is this? This is a post for those who have to move a Word Press installation (Specifically) from one ubuntu server to another, including: 1) DNS records2) files3) mysql database4) Let’s Encrypt bonus item All of these cute little moving cogwheels in the system can muck you up royally and so instead of piece-mealing it together I thought I’d…

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