Eric D. Wertz

Something that I've wanted to do for a while now is self host my code projects and have them visible through a GitHub-like interface. I used this guide to set up the basic Git HTTP interface along with the GitWeb script for displaying the repos in a browser. You can view my projects at: http://ericdwertz.com/git

I hacked around with GitWeb's default stylesheet so that it would match the styling of the rest of this site. I also added a snippet of code I found here that displays README.md files when viewing a repo.

Right now I have the code that controls the fans on my thin-client server (the machine that served you this page) uploaded. I also moved over all the old repos I had hosted on GitHub.

Here are some more pictures from my thin client server project. I've been using this setup for a couple months now and everything seems to be running smoothly. 

Here is the heatsink before cutting

About a month ago I finally ordered the 5TB drives I had been eyeing as part of the storage upgrade for my thin client server. After some test fitting I came up with a plan on how to get the drive fit into the case. It's going to involve cutting down the main heatsink as well as installing some 40mm fans with a custom controller to keep everything quiet when the server is not in use.

Here are the drives: 2.5 inch 5TB drives from Seagate. They are thicker than normal laptop HDD's

Showing roughly how the drives will be positioned inside the case