Shared Folder Sync uses rsync to perform the transfers. I figured rsync progress can be viewed via shell, so I did some digging and found this solution for seeing which file/path the rsync process is currently running on. It’s actually not that difficult. Login to a user and su to root “sudo -i” ps -A […]
A reverse proxy is a separate server, sitting in between your service and the internet, which will encrypt all traffic, seamlessly. When you connect from outside of your firewall, you’ll communicate securely to your reverse proxy, which will then pass along your traffic to your unencrypted applications. There are many benefits to this approach: this […]
For some reason, WordPress site is hosted on an internal local network but also require WAN access at the same time, “Port Forwarding” on the main router can be enable to achieve the requirements. There are benefits such as setting up a physical site for testing or migration without touching the live WordPress server. Setting […]
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