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--- running_webservices_openbsd_vmm [2025/02/25 22:57] – [finalizing] ethan
+++ running_webservices_openbsd_vmm [2025/04/20 11:38] (current) – ethan
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+**notice**: I have been having issues with vmm/Alpine Linux, where, after a VM shutdown, Alpine Linux will become somehow be corrupted and I must boot into the installation iso to repair the system. if this happens to you, all I had to do was update Alpine.
 ======running webservices from OpenBSD's vmm======
 although it is most likely best to run most things directly on an OpenBSD host, compatibility issues and other pains may arise depending on the service.
-this is a guide on how to host web content from a virtual machine running inside [[OpenBSD]]'s [[vmm]] and serve it through a reverse proxy with [[https://man.openbsd.org/relayd.8|relayd]].
+this is a guide on how to host web content from a virtual machine running inside [[https://openbsd.org|OpenBSD]]'s [[vmm]] and serve it through a reverse proxy with [[https://man.openbsd.org/relayd.8|relayd]].
 in the setup this guide shows, relayd will handle http and https requests to the OpenBSD machine and separate them based on domain (yonderly.org, example.com, ...), then send them to either the host or the virtual machine. httpd will also listen on the domain for the virtual machine in order to force https; the virtual machine's http server will only be accessible through https.
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 if it mentions the configuration was unchanged, you did not edit its config properly.
-also, take the time to install and setup doas.
-<code>
-# apk add doas
-</code>
-<file bash /etc/doas.conf>
-permit persist :wheel
-</file>
 exit the chroot and unmount the installation.
 <code>
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 </code>
 =====finalizing=====
-now that the certificates exist, the "tls" line for alpine0.yonderly.org can be uncommented relayd.conf.
+now that the certificates exist, the "tls" line for alpine0.yonderly.org can be uncommented in relayd.conf.
 <file bash /etc/relayd.conf>
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