Pray the MVPs! Create numbering style and bind it with your headings. I’ve had to use original headings later, as the ones, that I’ve custom-built from scratch, weren’t showing up in the table of contents. https://shaunakelly.com/word/numbering/numbering20072010.html
Prologue So it was this January I’ve decided it’s time to break off the Ubuntu-can-run-it-all and decided I want to separate my OpenVPN server from always-crashing-my-system test containers I like to mess with a lot. So pretty much, find ESXi CD, install it, and it’s off to the races, right? Considering my attic server runs premium 2.5GB of RAM with Core2Duo CPU, I was trying to be as RAM-efficient as possible. I’ve had experience with larger servers, where ESXi ate about 1GB of ram! Ouch! ...
On my vm, a full hour timelapse in ffmpeg takes much more CPU activity (in % and in time) rather than stitching 1min timelapses every 1min and then concatenating them together. /root/delayScript.sh a very dirty hack / script to run cron-powered grabbing every 5 seconds: (sleep 5 && sh /root/ffmpeg_dahua.sh > /dev/null) & (sleep 10 && sh /root/ffmpeg_dahua.sh > /dev/null) & (sleep 15 && sh /root/ffmpeg_dahua.sh > /dev/null) & (sleep 20 && sh /root/ffmpeg_dahua.sh > /dev/null) & (sleep 25 && sh /root/ffmpeg_dahua.sh > /dev/null) & (sleep 30 && sh /root/ffmpeg_dahua.sh > /dev/null) & (sleep 35 && sh /root/ffmpeg_dahua.sh > /dev/null) & (sleep 40 && sh /root/ffmpeg_dahua.sh > /dev/null) & (sleep 45 && sh /root/ffmpeg_dahua.sh > /dev/null) & (sleep 50 && sh /root/ffmpeg_dahua.sh > /dev/null) & (sleep 55 && sh /root/ffmpeg_dahua.sh > /dev/null) & (sleep 60 && sh /root/ffmpeg_dahua.sh > /dev/null) & /root/ffmpeg_dahua.sh /usr/bin/ffmpeg -loglevel panic -rtsp_transport tcp -i "rtsp://admin:[email protected]:554/cam/realmonitor?channel=1&subtype=0" -vframes 1 /var/www/grab.jpeg -y /usr/bin/cp -a /var/www/grab.jpeg "/var/www/grab-$(date +"%Y-%m-%d-%H-%M-%S").jpeg" > /dev/null /var/www/TL.sh Timelapsing script: ...
So Back in the days, i bought 16GB ram for my laptop. Back then, people were calling me crazy, out of my mind, etc. What i paid for? As of 6.10.2016, 85 euros. Now, i’m not as nearly as to getting my master’s degree in economics… but… who’s crazy now?!
Simple. Set up another webserver. Can be behind firewall, on http traffic. Use your own web exposed nginx server to serve content from it: location /proxy/ { proxy_pass http://ip.of.your.server/site; } Suddenly, if you mess things up a little bit, you’ll see in the logs (of course, of the web-hidden server), that you’re getting requests for /proxy/[subpath] fix the upper “location” part so it points to ^~ /proxy/ then, don’t forget to service nginx restart the hell out of it. ;-) ...