Any interest in an OpenBSD how-to?
by Brian on Dec.06, 2008, under OpenBSD
I started writing an OpenBSD how-to regarding an all-in-one appliance solution some time ago.. (around the 3.4-RELEASE)
It started to seem really redundant, as OpenBSD is so thoroughly documented.
Is there any interest in seeing something like that?
I was thinking of something that could be used as your firewall, mail server, web server, as well as a VPN/DNS/DHCP/SSH/SFTP/FTP server.
We’ll set it up wiki-style, allowing edits.
So, any takers? Those asking questions and offering feedback will be encouraged to post…
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July 15th, 2009 on 9:52 am
I’ve been using OpenBSD for some time, I personally would jump at the opportunity to read your guide. I’ve been working on deploying something similar the past two months or so. Great Idea!
July 16th, 2009 on 5:53 pm
Hi Shawn!
Cool! I’m guessing that most people aren’t trying to create a distribution release of their own, and will only attempt to configure a few of the services I mentioned. Considering that, I think we could just detail each of those services, with individual how-to articles.
I’ll get started on setting it up, can I count on you for content/feedback?
Thanks for posting,
Brian
January 14th, 2010 on 7:40 pm
I would be so down with that sickness. Hit me up when you are done with that.