Foreword Because I don’t want to publish some articles directly (maybe they are sensitive?), and using passwords feels low-level... I remembered that I saw some bloggers setting up VIP in a more technical way before, and I thought that maybe I could use it in the future, so I decided to make one myself. Because it involves…
Preface Actually, from the title of the demand, it seems that it is not very meaningful now, because if you only use cloudflare, there are too many ways to quickly access domestic sites from abroad (tunnel, custom host). I considered this issue at the time because I wanted to solve the backup problem.
Preface Continuing from the previous article on building a nostalgic emulator (see article: Using Docker to deploy a web-based nostalgic game emulator based on emulatorjs), I continued to look for similar interesting projects built with Docker to enrich the "game world" of my blog...
Everything has its limits, but desires are endless. It is human nature to want more after getting something. A beggar who lives from day to day wants food and clothing, a seriously ill person wants to be cured, an old man wants youth, a well-read scholar wants fame, wealth and honor, and an emperor wants immortality. In essence, all of these are desires. But people often forget their original intentions after getting something, and instead want more.
Preface In my previous article, I introduced the detailed steps of how to deploy a web-side nostalgic game emulator based on emulatorjs's docker (see article: Use docker to deploy a web-side nostalgic game emulator based on emulatorjs), but in the end...
Preface Today, I was free and suddenly wanted to build an old game emulator for the web. So I searched on hub.docker and found the linuxserver/emulatorjs project. The official explanation is: "A browser-based network...
After I set up the Trinitycore 3.3.5 World of Warcraft server, I was thinking about setting up some other game servers. After all, my blog "Game World" section can't just have World of Warcraft, the name is so...
After I built peertube, I used the pagoda panel (built-in nginx) to configure the reverse proxy (as mentioned above, when building peertube docker, you need to use the -e parameter to specify the domain name used to access peertube, whether to use http...