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After switching to 'Meld for Mac' from download instead of from homebrew, I saw problem again.
The problem is related how the app is closed. If you use the Menu option, the saved state is removed cleaning. If you
close using the window close (read circle), the saved state remains. Somehow, when this there, the application will not open from command line. Sometimes it will open, but you need to manually switch to the Meld application from the tool bar.
To work around I added
/Applications/Meld.app/Contents/MacOS/meld.wrapper.sh:
Installing Brew, ImageMagick, mongoldb, robo3t and latex_parse
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Ghost Dockerfile how to add the AWS S3 storage adapter
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Traefik Reverse Proxy mit DNS-Challenge und Bitwarden (vaultwarden)
Traefik mit Bitwarden
Beispieldateien für Traefik als Reverse-Proxy und Bitwarden als zu nutzender Dienst. Traefik nutzt die DNS-Challenge, um ein Wildcard-Zertifikat zu beantragen und um keinen Port im Heimnetzwerk nach außen öffnen zu müssen. In diesem Beispiel wird davon ausgegangen, dass Netcup als DNS-Provider genutzt wird.
Einträge mit sub.domain.tld müssen mit der eigenen Domain ersetzt werden.
Alle Keys und Logins müssen ebenfalls mit den eigenen Daten ersetzt werden.
Anderer DNS-Provider als Netcup
Traefik unterstützt viele weitere Anbieter für die DNS-Challenge. Eine Liste gibt es in der Dokumentation: https://doc.traefik.io/traefik/https/acme/#dnschallenge
Wird ein anderer Provider eingesetzt, müssen in der docker-compose.yml von Traefik die Variablen, die mit "NETCUP_" beginnen, entfernt und stattdessen die Variablen für den jeweiligen Provider (siehe Traefik Doku) eingesetzt werden.