Reannlegge
@Reannlegge@lemmy.ca
- Comment on Homelab discussion 1 day ago:
I decided that living on a hope and a dream of maybe someday seeing if my Mac Mini still worked I can now gleefully say it is working* if I cannot figure out how to update it further oh well I will just continue on with it as is and harden it the same way I do everything else. But right now it is downloading my music library, which I will promptly backup before trying to update it further.
*I need to figure out how to update it to the last OS version it can handle.
- Comment on Homelab discussion 1 day ago:
You should really have a good hardware firewall before you do that. Change ports, change ports for everything you can nothing I run is on the standard port I make sure of that.
- Comment on Homelab discussion 1 day ago:
Thanks for letting me know.
- Comment on Homelab discussion 2 days ago:
On all of my raspberry pi’s excluding my HAOS pi I have Docker; (I am thinking of adding something so I can see all my images visually, funny story I was looking on docker to see everything I have running and I guess I do have a service for this).
2 instances of pihole across 2 of my pi’s; (one primary, which has been migrated to docker and a secondary which is still running bare metal I have docker on that pi but just have not got around to migrating it yet maybe that is a today project) highly recommend you start with a linux distro that is right for you and start with docker and pihole (You could probably stick with windows or MacOS if you want but I highly recommend linux, there are other whole LAN ad blockers, pihole is just the one that works for me. Just to be funny I run them on port 31415!) on a device or two you are not afraid to leave running 24/7 that is why my homelab is spread across different 4 different pi’s and a Flint 2 router.
Maybe on two pi’s I have Nebula-sync; to keep my piholes in sync but I know I have it on one of them.
On my pi 5 with the most RAM I have:
Caddy; this could go on prior to pihole, but it is to give everything easy to remember domain names and to allow some to be open to the world while keeping others to the LAN/VPN
After those four things I would suggest searXNG; to replace whatever search engine you use when you go through and pick which engines it uses to do searches please do not select the Google. With searXNG you do not get all that AI crap I hear people get now, or the paid advertisement links at the top of the results, you also get to weigh which engine you want to use more.
Vaultwarden; with that I can use all of bitwarden’s services for free
Immich, because I am not paying a third party to store just my photos
Nextcloud, but I am getting off of that, it does all of the file sharing that I need with my devices that cannot use rsync calendars and contacts but it tries to do to much.
Down detector; to tell me if there are problems with my devices (sends me emails if one of my devices goes off line).
Paperless; to keep important documents in a easier place to find.
On another pi 5 I have:
The arr stack, I should really get jellyseeerr working!
Transmission, the bittorrent client it is running CLI with a web interface. I have it setup to download a copy of the raspberry pi OS every time there is a new release and to host it until the next new release, everything else I have a ratio of 3.
Jellyfin; (I will fight you if you think plex or emby are better), if I wanted to share my media with people I could create another VPN exit that only allows people to Jellyfin.
I guess I have Navidrone; for music streaming? I should probably remove that because I have Jellyfin that I plan on using.
Cowrie, is the honey pot sitting on port 22.
On another pi 5 I have
Ghost; for my blog/web design service, I am considering exploring more options as it is more geared towards people wanting to get money.
I guess I have matomo; to monitor my self hosted blog, did not know that.
On a pi 4 I have
HAOS; I have so many things running in HAOS, but the one service I am most proud of is my reminders. The reminders just started as a reminder for me to take my medication because the app I had purchased decided that the fact that I had purchased it was not good enough and they wanted to charge me a subscription, so I setup Home Assistant to remind me and that quickly became reminders to do other things as well all on my apple watch.
I have a retired ipad running a HA kiosk in my kitchen; it tells me things like what lights are on, how many times I have had bots try to penetrate me, speedtest, transmission stats, and my ecobee settings. I am thinking of setting up an old phone to run as a separate kiosk in my bedroom as a clock/weather screen on my bedside table and I am hoping to get a hand me down old ipad to act as another kiosk in my living room, more to watch for docker containers needing updates, maybe the also the weather and bandwidth monitor.
OpenWRT on a Flint 2 because the firewall my ISP’s firewall/modem like most ISP’s is a joke so I have it set to pass through to my own with 2 static IP’s one of them was originally going to be for mail but I quickly discovered how silly of an idea that was.
Wireguard; I think it is on my firewall, on one of the IPs I was going to host mail on the other but I came so close to ripping out my hair trying to do that so I got a hosted service through easydns it has a wildcard function so I can still get unlimited free trials to whatever instead of going into hosthero’s cpannel and spinning up a new address)
Crowdsec so I get to watch how many bots try to penetrate me in a day, week, month, or ever. It is in the 100’s a day, before I knew I could/should change my SSH port I had port 22 open to the WAN, this was long ago but still it was a bad idea. 22 is now open as a honey pot.
I have Crowdsec-bouncer that stops known bad actors from trying to get in.
I am sure I have other services on my firewall but I cannot tell what is an actual openwrt service and what is something I have added, but it is a vanilla install with all kinds of things added extra. .
Don’t know if you would count CUPS or scanjs as self hosted but those are run for my printer/scanner on a pi.
I have an old mac mini I am thinking of plugging in so that I can download all my music and add it to Jellyfin, than I am debating on if I want to install debian on part of the drive and keep MacOS on part of the drive so that I can actually use the bluray drive I have as far as I know there are no bluray drivers for linux because the big movie producers are scared of piracy, not like they are trying to rape us consumers over the hot coals.
- Comment on What do you do with your old iPad mini? 1 week ago:
Huh if I ever get around to it I will look up guided access to lock it to my HA kiosk. Hell I will forget by the time I hit submit I need to stretch my legs and see about it now.
- Comment on What do you do with your old iPad mini? 1 week ago:
Came here to say this I have an old iPad sitting in my kitchen with HA in kiosk mode. Uninstalled as much as I could and it just sits there with a clock if I press the screen I can see fun stats like speedtest, crowdsec, pihole, or the forcast for the next few days or even what my thermostat says the indoor temperature is.
- Comment on Self hosted photo options for the family? 1 week ago:
As many have suggested immich is the answer I have tried a few others but immich is the answers.
- Comment on My selfhosting setup so far 1 week ago:
What do you have against pihole? If it is you want to see ads you can turn off the adblocking and see ads but you can use it for internal dns naming for services with Caddy as I find it more reliable than just Caddy across multiple systems.
- Comment on Thoughts on crowdsec 2 weeks ago:
Yes the self hosted webui is awesome, I get to see that I am getting the warm embrace from China for the most part. I still use my vibe coded thing for my quick monitor on an old ipad in my kitchen but if I want to see it in more detail I use the webui.
- Comment on Thoughts on crowdsec 2 weeks ago:
Fine tuning is a great thing to keep in mind, just like a bloated pihole lots of false positives and over looked spots.
- Comment on Thoughts on crowdsec 2 weeks ago:
My first baby step into self hosting (years before I realized self hosting was the answer) was pihole. I realized it got most of the ads and I was happy with that, years went by and I realized more ads were getting through, so I learnt about fine tuning my ad list and regex lists. A little while went by and I heard that the google was selling .zip tlds so I learnt a little more about regex, not because I was worried I would unleash something on my LAN but just incase someone else did.
Layers there are layers of things I needed to do to prevent the ads, and than layers of things I needed to do to prevent spam. So I knew there was going to be layers of things I would need to do to protect myself when I got a “real” home lab on the Wild Wild WAN. Home Labbing is like sex, sure it is fun but it can be dangerous if you do not protect yourself and there are layers of protection you should use.
- Comment on Thoughts on crowdsec 2 weeks ago:
I did not mean to through shade onto you this webui is a lot better than my ha vibe code.
- Comment on Thoughts on crowdsec 2 weeks ago:
I am using HA
- Submitted 2 weeks ago to selfhosted@lemmy.world | 27 comments
- Comment on State of the Discord - A Lesson 2 weeks ago:
Why, use Redddit if you are in a self hosting community, I understand the community of curious people are there but are you really going to be selling yourself short like that? Than to be using discord as a self hosting community messanger?
- Comment on Google pays $250K for Linux vulnerability allowing guest VM escapes 3 weeks ago:
If they leave it out someone else will find it, the days of leaving things out deliberately past.
- Comment on what's the simple way to map services to subdomains instead of specifying the port number? 3 weeks ago:
I wanted to say I know this one, but a lot of people beat me to it use caddy.
- Comment on just realized whoogle is dead now 3 weeks ago:
I to am on a residential static IP and have been loving searxng. It is fairly vanilla running on a pi 5 in docker.
- Comment on Is they're an easy way to make my Jellyfin accessible outside of my home network 4 weeks ago:
There are things like duckdns if you cannot get a static IP, but there are also things like wireguard.
- Comment on TV Time is coming to an end, alternatives? 4 weeks ago:
Did not know, or care, they were still around.
- Comment on Does anyone use Anywherelan? 4 weeks ago:
I use wireguard for all that, it is self hosted and I do not have to have accounts elsewhere, once I have my OpenWRT up and running and my static IPs running to it I will move wireguard there. I have QR codes setup so that I can give people a taste of pihole for a short period of time when I am away from my LAN, of course when they are on my guest wifi they get pihole the whole time.
Just a side note for any 2FA I use vaultwarden.
- Comment on Could somebody share a working Arr stack in docker with me? 1 month ago:
I use wireguard so I wouldn’t know.
- Comment on Could somebody share a working Arr stack in docker with me? 1 month ago:
Cool I have different docker-compose.yml files for each service did not even think to put them in one.
- Comment on Using a SSH tunnel/ port forward to connect a TV? 1 month ago:
This 100% this
- Comment on What's your contingency plan for the apocalypse? 1 month ago:
I like this idea but as soon as one nuke is launched so are all the other ones. As much as I would love to join you in doing this I do not want to suffer from the radiation poisoning.
- Comment on What's your contingency plan for the apocalypse? 1 month ago:
Lucky that you live somewhere that you may see the bright light. I do not live in the middle of bum fuck no where but I can see it from here. If I did not already have the plan of downing a lot of narcotics and just falling asleep I would suffer from so much radiation poisoning it would not be fun.
- Comment on I need a map... 1 month ago:
Don’t be afraid to try one thing, it may lead to another, and another, to having your LAN changed forever.
- Comment on I need a map... 1 month ago:
I was going to suggest this as well
- Comment on I need a map... 1 month ago:
looking at your list, make sure you have a good understanding of whatever tool you are going to use and a place to back up your photos before you remove them from Google or where ever you have your photos stored.
- Comment on What's your contingency plan for the apocalypse? 1 month ago:
If WW3 breaks out I am going to the nearest pharmacy and finding ways to get all the narcotics and going peacefully asleep, even though I do not live in the middle of Bum fuck nowhere I can see it from here. I wont get the pleasantries of a painless death of having a nuke dropped anywhere near me but I will suffer from the massive amount of radiation poisoning, all my data would be gone as is from the electromagnetic shock so yeah no worries from me.