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    Every house needs a Service Bus

    Bytom@khubla.com July 12, 2020October 30, 2020

    After all, now that we have wireless thermostats, door locks, outlets, dimmers, alarms, garage doors, and motion sensors, it only makes sense to publish events onto a Service Bus. In my case I used Mosquitto in a FreeBSD jail as my broker. My home controller is a HomeSeer. There are MQTT plugins available, but I…

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    Building a personal search engine

    Bytom@khubla.com May 17, 2020May 17, 2020

    I recently got a call from a friend who has a library of thousands of PDF documents. He wanted to know there was a such thing as a personal search engine that could index his library of documents, and allow full text search inside of them. I have a giant document library too, including PDF…

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    Home Automation DevOps

    Bytom@khubla.com January 11, 2020October 30, 2020

    Home automation is coming into the mainstream a with recent offerings from the big tech companies, and I’m interested in it too. I’ve had a number of home automation controllers, most recently an H3 Pro SEL from HomeSeer. I’ve also become quite interested recently in DevOps monitoring, using InfluxDB, and Grafana.  Sensu, Telegraf and Prometheus…

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    FreeBSD on AWS with Ansible

    Bytom@khubla.com May 20, 2019May 20, 2019

    I often have a need for a fresh FreeBSD install, to host a server, or perhaps just experiment with. My usual solution is FreeBSD jails. However, I’ve recently gotten interested in Ansible and AWS. There are quite a few advantages to installing infra with AWS, however the one I’m most interested in is automating the…

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    K-REPL

    Bytom@khubla.com December 4, 2018

    A couple projects I’ve been working on have a need for a REPL style console.  I had written a simple framework for creating REPL’s, which is open-sourced here.  

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    A Java TELNET server

    Bytom@khubla.com November 4, 2018

    I recently had a reason to need a TELNET server and couldn’t find a Java library that worked for me.  After a weekend of hacking, I now have kTelnet, an Open-source, BSD-licensed, TELNET server.  

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    Quadrigacx API

    Bytom@khubla.com August 5, 2018

    I’ve recently become very interested in blockchain, and that, naturally led me to Ethereum and Bitcoin.  From there, I got a little interested in online trading, but since I prefer not to have to think about trading, I started thinking about a trading bot.  Part of the work I needed to do was write a…

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    FreeBSD Jail filesystems

    Bytom@khubla.com June 10, 2018

    I’ve been using FreeBSD jails for a while, and was looking for a simple way to create jail filesystems.   After some reading, I came up with this simple script which creates full FreeBSD filesystems.   The filesystem can then be used via jail.conf. #!/bin/bash JAILNAME=$1 echo “kjail “$1 JAIL_HOME=/tank/kjail/ FTP=http://ftp.freebsd.org/pub/FreeBSD/releases/amd64/11.1-RELEASE/ # # get packages # if…

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    Cross-Compiler fun

    Bytom@khubla.com April 23, 2018April 23, 2018

    I’ve been interested in OS development for a while, and now have a prototypical ARM OS on my private source tree.  For that I used gcc-arm-embedded, which worked quite well.  However, as time went on, i became interested in building my own tool chains.  I started with this list of requirements An up-to-date C/C++ compiler,…

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    IPSec VPNs with pfsense

    Bytom@khubla.com January 7, 2017

    I’ve been trying forever to get a mobile IPSec connection up between my OS X laptop and pfsense.   Finally, thanks to this outstanding blog post, it works.  I’m especially excited that it works with the default OS X and Android VPN clients. My pfsense config closely mirrors the one specified by Mike Murray pfsense…

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