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October 2026 3 posts

  1. GNU/Linux

    PHP2Shell: How to check your Docker containers for the PHP vulnerability

    The critical PHP vulnerabilities CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619 also affect self-hosted services. A small loop shows which Docker containers still ship a vulnerable PHP version.

    7 min read1 comment

  2. GNU/Linux

    Samba for Sonos S1: Allowing SMB1 without throwing your whole home network wide open

    Older Sonos speakers only play your music collection over SMB1 and NTLMv1. A dedicated user, a read-only share, and a few lines in smb.conf keep the speakers playing without leaving …

    8 min read

  3. News

    DDNSS.de: Operator in Talks About a Takeover of the DynDNS Service

    Robert Niedziela has been running the free DynDNS service DDNSS.de since 2013. He is now negotiating a handover to a new operator, with a decision due by the end of …

    3 min read

August 2026 1 post

  1. GNU/Linux

    Mounting Network Shares Automatically: What Can Go Wrong with the NetworkManager Dispatcher

    All my mount script was supposed to do was one thing: mount the Samba share when I'm at home. In the end it broke shutdown, resume and standby for me, …

    12 min read

May 2025 2 posts

  1. GNU/Linux

    Setting up a WireGuard VPN between a Fritzbox and Linux

    A new Fritzbox brings official WireGuard support for the first time. That makes VPN access to your home network under Linux especially straightforward. Modern distributions usually ship the necessary tools …

    4 min read

  2. Android

    Tempo and Android Auto: How to Use Navidrome for Your Music Library in the Car

    Listen to music on the road without Spotify & Co: with the free music server Navidrome and the Tempo app, you can take your own collection into the car, even …

    6 min read

March 2025 2 posts

  1. GNU/Linux

    Keeping Docker containers up to date with Dockcheck

    Keep your Docker containers up to date without a web GUI? Dockcheck handles updates and cleanup right in the terminal!

    3 min read

  2. GNU/Linux

    Ad Blocking by Group with Pi-hole

    With groups in Pi-hole, you can exempt devices from ad blocking and tailor the ad filter to each one individually.

    3 min read