Skip to content

Instantly share code, notes, and snippets.

View Zoobdude's full-sized avatar
🙃

Luke Thomas Zoobdude

🙃
View GitHub Profile
@Zoobdude
Zoobdude / fin_nuke.sh
Created July 6, 2023 19:30
Completely remove jellyfin
#!/usr/bin/env.
systemctl disable jellyfin
systemctl stop jellyfin
apt purge jellyfin-server
apt purge jellyfin-web
apt autoremove
rm -r /$HOME/.local/share/jellyfin/
@Zoobdude
Zoobdude / list.txt
Created April 8, 2023 14:26
Radio record (https://www.radiorecord.ru) - stream URLs
#PLAYLIST:Radio Record (AAC 96)
Record
https://radiorecord.hostingradio.ru/rr_main96.aacp
Tiesto
https://radiorecord.hostingradio.ru/tiesto96.aacp
David Guetta
https://radiorecord.hostingradio.ru/guetta96.aacp
@Zoobdude
Zoobdude / iCloudSettings.md
Last active February 4, 2023 13:19
iCloud IMAP email settings

Settings to use a third party email client with any iCloud email

Settings as if they were for the iCloud account: example@icloud.com To use custom domain emails, use the same settings, usernames and passwords as below Just change the Email adress in the identity section (in thunderbird)

Incoming

Server: ``

@Zoobdude
Zoobdude / Cloudflare tunnels install.md
Last active August 12, 2022 13:07
How to setup cloudflare tunnels on a pi
@Zoobdude
Zoobdude / pivpn_with_stunnel.md
Last active December 20, 2022 02:17 — forked from JimmieD/pivpn_with_stunnel.md
PiVPN and PI hole with stunnel

Using PiVPN with Stunnel

Intro

The following are steps to setting up PiVPN with stunnel. Why would you want to do this? OpenVPN is subject to blocking by several methods of deep packet inspection since OpenVPN traffic, though encrypted, looks slightly different than normal web traffic. If your OpenVPN works, you probably don't need this. But if it is being blocked, you will probably have to wrap your OpenVPN connection in an SSL tunnel to make it look like normal web traffic. For an explation see here: https://proprivacy.com/guides/how-to-hide-openvpn-traffic-an-introduction

The following are steps needed to wrap your OpenVPN in an SSL connection wtih a Linux server (I got it working in ubuntu 18.04; looks to only work with amd64 architecture, not armhf). So far I've only used with a Windows client, so I don't know the exact config for an Android, iOS, Mac, or Linux client.