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EditDate 2020/09/11

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I want to build a processing center at home using the Raspberry PI as its hardware base.

Ordered 3 Raspberry Pi 4 with PoE Hats and a 16 port unmanaged bridge to start. Working on getting Clonezilla on development machine.Web References https://johnnywunder.info/mywiki/index.php/Home Computer Center

Building a home cloud for independent back-up and processing.

Architecture

The architecture needs to support:

  1. Spin up new processing when needed without reboot.
  2. Addition of new hardware.
  3. Any single node failure operating in degraded mode.
  4. Separate Production and Development zones.
  5. Dual network connections.

Hardware

  1. Buffalo NAS RAID Server Link Station 220.
  2. Existing Red Hat Server.
  3. 3 Raspberry Pi in small stack
  4. 16 port PoE unmanaged Ethernet switch.

Software

  1. Ubuntu Linux
  2. LAMPS
  3. Clonezilla

Topography

Component Johnny WWW MYWIKI WUNDER MUSIC PROXY Buffalo NAS Linksys
IP 97 100 101 102 103 104 78 1
External Storage SOTP 8TB archive 6TB,
2021archive 1TB,
1TB
NAS RAID /mnt/share 4TB 1TB
Operating System Ubuntu Raspbarian Ubuntu Ubuntu Raspbarian Raspbarian Blackbox Router
Utilities Waveform, Mtm Apache LAMPS, Wiki LAMPS, Wiki, rsyslog Waveform Squid, TOR, DNSMASQ, PostFix DLNA, Buffalo Windows/Mac NAS Navigator

Log

  • --Johnny 10:13, 25 October 2020 (EDT) Have Conn and Buffalo NAS set-up but struggling with [http:/www Webserver]. There was a major SQL upgrade going from 5.7 to 8.0 which has left MySQL Workbench not working and forced and upgrade of Semantic Mediawiki and all the attendant database issues. Focused on the AppArmor MySQL Workbench incompatibility right not. See Problems below.
  • --Johnny 19:38, 25 September 2020 (EDT) Ordered and built hardware wise first Raspberry Pi with POE. Having trouble getting OS installed and bootable. Did a Raspian Lite and it worked and now doing Raspian Full. Was unable to use Raspberry Pi Imager and need to find out why?
  • --Johnny 00:31, 8 October 2020 (EDT) Buffalo Link Station 220 showed up. Took 2 days to get mounted omn Linux. Key was to use cifs vers=1.0 in mount command and fstab. Looks to be working now.
sudo mount  -t cifs -o username=,password=,vers=1.0 //192.168.N.N/share /mnt/share --verbose

Problems

sudo snap connect mysql-workbench-community:password-manager-service :password-manager-service 

took us one step closer allowing me to store password in Gnome.

Suspect next issue is to address the MySQL password changes with the upgrade to 8 partucularly the sha-256 caching of passwords.

Deleted and re-added key user with default options and workbench started working. Need to remember users are tied to hosts.