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Last active July 25, 2023 18:34
Install Jamulus on iOS (Sideloading, not official)

Inofficial Guide on how to sideload Jamulus for iOS

This is an inofficial, modified, stripped down more specific snapshot from the official iOS installation guide of Jamulus for iOS before the specific sideloading process was removed.

Source: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jamulussoftware/jamuluswebsite/b00036dba70ea36497c12943209b8d99eb0cfe2f/wiki/en/Installation-for-iOS.md

Things to note about iOS

  • Use a Raspberry Pi or else if you don't want to use a PC. It's cheap and works well.
  • To install Jamulus on your iOS device, you need a (free or paid) Apple Developer account and preferably a computer.
  • If you don't pay for an Apple developer account, Jamulus will only run for at most 7 days before you need to re-install it.
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ann0see / jamuluswebsite-macOS.md
Created September 2, 2021 09:38
View Jamulus website on macOS locally

You can click on the "Fork button" on the jamuluswebsite repo, make some small changes to your repository and open a pull request to jamulussoftware/jamulus. Afterwards the magic happens: GitHub builds the site and uploads the output as .zip file (which you can download at the Checks tab of the PR under Artifacts). If you unpack this zip file and copy it to the correct location on your mac (and enable apache2) you can go to safari, browse to https://localhost and get the website.

To get apache up and running:

  1. Open terminal
  2. Type sudo apachectl start to start the web server
  3. Go into the website root by typing cd /Library/WebServer/Documents
  4. Now copy the content of the zip file (everything under _site) into /Library/WebServer/Documents by typing cp -r /home/gene/Downloads/Website/website/_site/* . while /home/gene/Downloads/Website/website/_site is the path to the _sites folder which you downloaded from the pull request.
  5. Open Safari and browse to http://localhost/ to get the website.
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ann0see / vpnserver.conf
Last active March 9, 2022 22:57
Fail2ban filter for SoftEther VPN server
# Fail2Ban filter for SoftEther authentication failures
# Made by quixrick and Nobody
# Thanks to quixrick from Reddit! https://reddit.com/u/quixrick
# Further reference: http://www.vpnusers.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=6375&sid=76707e8a5a16b0c9486a39ba34763901&view=print
[INCLUDES]
# Read common prefixes. If any customizations available -- read them from
# common.local
before = common.conf