| #!/usr/bin/env bash | |
| ################################################################################################################## | |
| # An example of a cross-locking sequence script | |
| # | |
| # The purpose of this script is to provide a basic framework for what I'll call a "cross-locking sequence script". | |
| # For example, let's take my usecase: you have a set of steps that need to be taken to shut down a complex server, | |
| # and another (reversed) set of steps taken to bring up the server. This script could then be called by, for | |
| # example, NUT (Network UPS Tools) based on UPS power state, and ensure you get a consistent shutdown/startup | |
| # process. |
| // Written with the Arduino IDE; to compile outside of the Arduino IDE, more includes would be required | |
| #include <MIDI.h> | |
| // Define GPIO pins | |
| #define BUTTON PA5 | |
| #define LED_A PA6 | |
| #define LED_B PA7 | |
| #define LED_I PC13 |
Initial setup guide:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=680514371
Follow this first to get the basic manual session working.
I decided to take it one step further, and execute the whole thing from Systemd automatically on my server. This did require a bit of tweaking.
NOTE: In my usage, I named the user steam (not steamuser), it's in the group users, and its home directory is /var/home/steam; adjust any paths, etc. below to suit your actual details.
| # NGiNX reverse proxy configuration for Jellyfin | |
| # | |
| # Use this configuration on NGiNX running on the same server as your Jellyfin instance. Replace the values as needed. | |
| # LetsEncrypt is enabled and configured using `certbot`: install it via apt on Debian (`sudo apt install certbot`) or | |
| # your package manager of choice. To start, make only the first section (port 80) active, then once that configuration | |
| # is active, run Certbot for the first time to request your cert. Then, add the second section (port 443) and reload. | |
| # With this config left in place, Certbot's automatic renewal will work and automatically replace the cert and | |
| # reload NGiNX as needed, without interrupting your Jellyfin instance. | |
| # | |
| # Certbot request command: |
