module.exports = {
- title: 'zndr.dk',
- description: 'Personal server for Jannik Zander. The concept is to use my own server instead of "others" server. Whenever possible I will install and maintain a service myself.',
+ title: 'Jannik Zander',
+ description: 'This my personal server. The concept is to use my own server instead of others. Whenever possible I will install and maintain a service myself.',
theme: '@vuepress/blog',
plugins: {
'@vuepress/blog': {
nav: [
{ text: 'Blog', link: '/posts/' },
{ text: 'Tags', link: '/tags/' },
- { text: 'About', link: '/about/' },
-// { text: 'Links',
-// items: [
-// { text: 'Cloud', link: 'https://cloud.zndr.dk', target:'_self', rel:'' },
-// { text: 'Mail', link: 'https://mail.zndr.dk', target:'_self', rel:'' },
-// { text: 'Git', link: 'https://git.zndr.dk', target:'_self', rel:'' },
-// { text: 'Play', link: 'https://play.zndr.dk', target:'_self', rel:'' },
-// { text: 'phpMyAdmin', link: 'https://pma.zndr.dk', target:'_self', rel:'' }
-// ]
-// },
],
footer: {
contact: [{type: 'mail', link: 'mailto:webmaster@zndr.dk'}],
---
-title: 'Home'
+title: 'Jannik Zander'
---
-# {{ $frontmatter.title }}
-
{{ $description }}
-#### Links
+* [Webserver](https://zndr.dk)
+* [Fileserver](https://cloud.zndr.dk)
+* [Mailserver](https://mail.zndr.dk)
+* [Mediaserver](https://play.zndr.dk)
+* [Gitserver](https://git.zndr.dk)
+* [UsersAdmin](https://users.zndr.dk)
+* [MySQLserver](https://mysql.zndr.dk)
-* [Cloud](https://cloud.zndr.dk)
-* [Mail](https://mail.zndr.dk)
-* [Play](https://play.zndr.dk)
-* [Git](https://git.zndr.dk)
-* [Databases](https://pma.zndr.dk)
-* [Users](https://pfa.zndr.dk)
+### Linux server
#### Advantages
* Needs some maintenance- and installation time.
* Whenever my server is down I cannot receive emails (or anything else).
-
-### Linux server
I am using a Linux distribution with a rolling release. Continues updates keeps the installation up-to-date and I avoid having to upgrade to next 'stable' release every 2 years. Upgrading to next 'stable' release means days of work with reinstallations and broken configurations. And 2 years later I have forgotten how I configured it last time. With a rolling release I install once and update regularly. I hardly had any issues with these frequent updates. It keeps the server fresh and secure. Short downtimes are not a serious matter for my home server.
### Tower cabinet
* CAA record for LetsEncrypt
* TXT records for DMARC1, DKIM1 and SPF1
* DS record for DNSSEC
+* TLSA records for DANE
I had to call the ISP and ask them to setup a reverse DNS record for my mail server (mail.zndr.dk) which they did. At dk-hostmaster I could login myself to store Key and activate DNSSEC.