devops

I tore out my self-built GoAccess stack for 3proxy's built-in admin counters, then realized counters can't answer which URLs eat the bandwidth.

TL;DR: The author deleted a self-built GoAccess dashboard for 3proxy, replacing it with the built-in admin directive and secure-mode counters. That answered how much traffic, but not which URLs or hosts consumed it. GoAccess returned properly: stripped fractional timestamps, filtered ADMIN lines, and nginx proxying WebSocket with explicit upgrade headers and longer read timeouts.

A time-based bandwidth cap on a home LAN using Squid delay pools: bytes vs bits, the acl time trap, container TZ, and a second unlimited pool.

One folder or five scattered paths? The shape of your include set decides when subtree split is safe and when an rsync snapshot wins.

One WordPress install, two Git repos: a full Forgejo repo for recovery, a GitHub view repo carrying only source I wrote myself.

My per-commit dual-push ritual turned out more honest than a pull mirror that would quietly drop a 631 MB branch GitHub never had.

A local domain via /etc/hosts plus DOMAIN and ROOT_URL in Forgejo, and the 100 MB Cloudflare upload cap that makes the SSH path the sensible choice.

One Compose service driven by FORGEJO__ env vars: built-in loopback SSH, push-to-create, LFS, and a healthcheck that tells the truth.

GitHub's 100 MB file block nearly ate a 631 MB backup bundle. The fix I picked: a self-hosted Forgejo secondary with proper mirror patterns.

Every SSH login prints setlocale: LC_CTYPE cannot change locale. The sender is your own Debian laptop via its SendEnv default.