Engineer, IT guy, parent, husband, bike commuter, HIIT enthusiast. Competitive swimming official, bad snowboarder. Recently discovered having a cat is as fun as having a dog was. Love the Canadian Rockies, and camping, hiking, kayaking and snowboarding there. Increasingly hard of hearing, and a few steps down the road learning American Sign Language #asl Enjoy non-mainstream computing like #freebsd, #plan9 #9front, and have been an #emacs user for 30-ish years.
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Engineer, IT guy, parent, husband, bike commuter, HIIT enthusiast. Competitive swimming official, bad snowboarder.
Recently discovered having a cat is as fun as having a dog was.
Love the Canadian Rockies, and camping, hiking, kayaking and snowboarding there.
Increasingly hard of hearing, and a few steps down the road learning American Sign Language #asl
Enjoy non-mainstream computing like #freebsd, #plan9 #9front, and have been an #emacs user for 30-ish years.
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Scott Flowers
@mrcranky@hostux.social
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For the one-hand handful of us running #9front routers, my first real C program in many years, relay, is now up on http://shithub.us/flowerss/relay/HEAD/info.html
It’s a simple hostname-based HTTP/HTTPS relay in the vein of relayd from OpenBSD or haproxy. It allows you to expose multiple backend web services through a single ip address. It even has round robin load balancing.
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