On the list of things that should work on OpenBSD in my runbsd.eu project, e-mail is somewhere on the top. This is where the project helps to do stuff on OpenBSD. Because for normal use, I outsourced most of the e-mail server tasks to Soverin. And that works fine …

Incomplete notes for running syncthing on OpenBSD

pkg_add syncthing

systctl settings

bash-5.3# echo "kern.maxfiles=80000" >> /etc/sysctl.conf
bash-5.3# sysctl kern.maxfiles=80000

login.conf for syncthing daemon

syncthing:\
        :openfiles-cur=64000:\
        :openfiles-max=64000:\
        :tc=daemon:

set daemonflags in /etc/rc.d/syncthing:

daemon_flags="-no-browser -gui-address=0.0 …

After installing the MacBook Pro with OpenBSD and enabling the virtualization software on it by enabling 'vmd', it took a couple of days to find some time to work on the #RUNBSD project.

Today I did get the macbook to do ethernet bridging, so the virtual machines that I will …

To run things in parallel for my RunBSD project, I needed some extra devices. Going onto Marktplaats/Ebay is easy enough, but I want to avoid adding more devices to my stock.

To have somewhat of a 'server system' at home in the RunBSD VLAN, I considered using a leftover …

After my interest in OpenBSD was renewed a couple of years ago, the idea was to replace existing things with OpenBSD things here and there. So in my homelab both the ingress and egress web proxies #RUNBSD. And there is ofcourse virtual server Petpuffy, serving a couple of websites using …