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lukeify/README.md

👋, I'm Luke

I am purveyor of good coffee, high quality software bugs, and frequent em-dash usage.

📍 I live near Alexandra, New Zealand—within the Central Otago basin—and adjacent to some of the best mountain paragliding in New Zealand.

Work

  • Senior Rails Developer @ackama.
  • I spend most of my remaining time as the co-founder @bluewing.

☁️ Speaks Terraform.

Interests

  • 🪂 Paragliding
  • 👟 Running
  • ✈️ Avgeek
  • 🌩️ Weather nerd

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  1. dotfiles dotfiles Public

    💻 Elegant defaults for my macOS experience.

    TypeScript

  2. notes notes Public

    Notes for learning.

    Ruby

  3. Running PiHole on a UDM Running PiHole on a UDM
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    # Preamble 
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    I have been looking to free up one of my rPi's from PiHole duty for a while now, and I was pleasantly surprised to see it is indeed possible to run a containerized instance of PiHole _on_ a UDM, thanks to the excellent work of [boostchicken](https://github.com/unifi-utilities/unifios-utilities), who created several utility scripts to expedite the process. This quick gist documents my setup steps as of January 2023, and also just generally improves the formatting of the order of operations. [You probably want to start here](https://github.com/unifi-utilities/unifios-utilities/tree/main/run-pihole).
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    Step zero for me was figuring out SSH access for UniFiOS. This (to my knowledge) isn't able to be enabled from UniFiOS at [https://192.168.1.1](https://192.168.1.1)—you'll need to visit the UniFi Portal at [unifi.ui.com](https://unifi.ui.com), navigate to your network, then _Settings__System__Network Device Authentication_ and enable _Device SSH Authentication_. Enabling _SSH_ in your local console controls won't cut it.