commit be9e5a78ed14bdf017c2d2bdfa2eded922f50785 (patch)
parent 51396f2d12e767f65a6b715827a32a9c06d6ab98
Author: Alex Karle <alex@alexkarle.com>
Date: Sun, 27 Oct 2024 10:35:53 -0400
Update all garbash.com links to alexkarle.com
End of an era :')
Diffstat:
3 files changed, 19 insertions(+), 11 deletions(-)
diff --git a/www/blog/starting-a-tilde.txt b/www/blog/starting-a-tilde.txt
@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ We laughed and I realized the domain was for sale, so I snagged it
and resolved to find its purpose later.
That purpose came in the form of starting a small tilde community
-together: [garbash.com](https://garbash.com).
+together: [garbash](https://alexkarle.com/garbash).
For those unfamiliar, a [tilde](https://tildeverse.org) is a public UNIX system,
usually combining external services (web hosting) with a small
internal social network (local only IRC, `talk(1)`, etc). It's
@@ -21,8 +21,8 @@ a fun escape from the complexities and ephemerality of modern
container based infrastructure.
In this blog post, I don't want to go too much into the technical
-setup (I wrote [detailed notes](https://garbash.com/~alex/) and
-published [all the configs](https://git.garbash.com/alex/config/files.html)).
+setup (I wrote [detailed notes](https://alexkarle.com/garbash/~alex/) and
+published [all the configs](https://git.alexkarle.com/garbash-config/files.html)).
Instead I want to write about the experience creating it.
I wasn't sure I'd ever write this post.
@@ -51,19 +51,19 @@ almost every hackernews comment will tell you *not* to self host
it. Don't even try! You'll forget some DNS record and big senders
will mark your domain as bad. You'll never be able to reach their
inboxes. Well, with garbash, I was able to say "so what" and
-[set up email addresses with OpenSMTPD](https://garbash.com/~alex/notes/004-mail-server.html)
+[set up email addresses with OpenSMTPD](https://alexkarle.com/garbash/~alex/notes/004-mail-server.html)
fully featured with DKIM signing and proper SPF and DMARC records.
Better yet, the act of pairing and explaining services I've set up
-before like [git hosting via `stagit(1)`](https://garbash.com/~alex/notes/007-git-coding.html)
-or [a Wireguard VPN tunnel for internal services](https://garbash.com/~alex/notes/009-wireguard.html)
+before like [git hosting via `stagit(1)`](https://alexkarle.com/garbash/~alex/notes/007-git-coding.html)
+or [a Wireguard VPN tunnel for internal services](https://alexkarle.com/garbash/~alex/notes/009-wireguard.html)
solidified my mental model of the technologies. Writing scripts
together to automate things like setting up users or Wireguard
key management was both fun and a chance to share coding
tips and tricks.
But best of all, I came away from garbash with a stronger friendship.
-We [set up an IRC server](https://garbash.com/~alex/notes/008-local-irc.html)
+We [set up an IRC server](https://alexkarle.com/garbash/~alex/notes/008-local-irc.html)
expecting it to be the hub of the network. Instead it became our
preferred way to chat just the two of us about life and tech.
@@ -79,7 +79,7 @@ try self-hosting your services--_find a friend to set them up with
you and learn from each other._
And of course feel free to use what we wrote as a
-[starting place](https://garbash.com/~alex/)--it's all FOSS!
+[starting place](https://alexkarle.com/garbash/~alex/)--it's all FOSS!
## Update 2023-04
@@ -89,3 +89,11 @@ services weren't getting much use, and the maintenance/cost
was non-zero (albeit small). I've kept the "field notes" on
setup there, but I spun down the server / hosted services.
Thanks to all who participated--it was fun!
+
+## Update 2024-10
+
+I let the domain lapse and moved the contents to
+[alexkarle.com/garbash]. I have a bit of "domain lapse
+remorse", but its already been snatched up. I've attempted
+to update all relevant links and moved the configs all
+to [git.alexkarle.com].
diff --git a/www/blog/state-of-the-cloud-2022-09.txt b/www/blog/state-of-the-cloud-2022-09.txt
@@ -77,7 +77,7 @@ process. Having been running for 1+ years now, the minutiae of the
configs escape me a bit (although I of course [track them privately
in git](/blog/use-git.html)).
-## garbash.com
+## garbash
Garbash, the [tilde that I started with a friend](/blog/starting-a-tilde.html),
runs on Linode on a base $5/mo shared 1CPU/1RAM VM. It's running
diff --git a/www/blog/wireguard-management.txt b/www/blog/wireguard-management.txt
@@ -246,7 +246,7 @@ AllowedIP followed by a restart of the interface:
### Sending the Config
Sending the config is easy--we already have [email on the
-VM](https://garbash.com/~alex/notes/004-mail-server.html)!
+VM](https://alexkarle.com/garbash/~alex/notes/004-mail-server.html)!
Using the `mail(1)` client to deliver internally is a oneliner:
mail -s "Your wireguard info" "$USERNAME" < "/etc/wg/$USERNAME/client.conf"
@@ -258,4 +258,4 @@ my own mostly to learn the technology. The tilde was the perfect
excuse to solidify that knowledge and create something useful!
As with all our little tools that came out of the tilde, the source code
-is FOSS and available [here](https://git.garbash.com/alex/config/file/usr/local/bin/wggen.html).
+is FOSS and available [here](https://git.alexkarle.com/garbash-config/file/usr/local/bin/wggen.html).
