I was using Webvirtcloud install on my KVM device, but decided to switch to a Docker container, as I've been trying to move as much as possible to Docker, for the sake of simplicity, and easier recovery if/when something goes wrong.

The install was easy, but there were a few commands that had to be run as a different …

Trying to get a NFS mount mounted under /Volumes/ in OSX is more difficult than it sounds.

You basically have to trick OSX into allowing you to mount the NFS share in /Volumes/ by using ../ in the directory listing.

Example:

cd /System/Volumes/Data/Volumes

pwd
/System/Volumes/Data/Volumes

Using the ../ trick, which …

As I'd moved from TrueNAS to Ubuntu, I was moving most everything to a Docker container, and Transmission (using OpenVPN) was no different.

Under TrueNAS, I'd used a jail (https://www.nodinrogers.com/posts/2020-11-07-freenas-transmission-jail-with-openvpn/), but jails don't exist in Ubuntu, so Docker is the way to go. …

When I first started using/testing Hugo, I was using a Linux virtual machine to run it.

After I decided to use it, I wanted to move it from needing a full virtual machine to a Docker container.

This was especially important, given the nature of Hugo, as a minimal application that doesn't require a lot of resources. …

New fans, new problem

My NAS uses a Supermicro X11SSH-F motherboard, which I love if for no other reason than it has IPMI.

One of my 120mm case fans started to die, so since I was opening the case, and all of the fans were the same age (~8 years old), I decided to replace all of the fans.

I bought some Noctua NF-P12 …

I swapped out the fan in my NAS server with some Noctua, which all supported PWM.

As part of my testing, to see what speeds the PWM fans would run at, I found a script that was written by the TrueNAS community.

I had to modify it so it would run on Ubuntu, but there wasn't much to modify.

This output of this script …