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- Comment on Over engineering my homelab so I don't pay cloud providers 9 hours ago:
I ran into the same issue when setting up encrypted Proxmox. They have a very good guide for that in their wiki, but for some reason I rebooted before setting up the bridge and couldn’t get it back up until figuring it out.
- Comment on Leaving GitHub. Music server alternatives? 1 day ago:
Yeah I understood what op is looking for. Having your code hosted on GitHub was what I was referring to with hosting, not your platform itself (we are talking about selfhosted stuff here anyways).
The devs need to move off GitHub? No shit? Maybe, as a user, preferring projects that host their code elsewhere could be an incentive to devs using something else then? Like, looking for a selfhosted audio project and asking if there’s any that doesn’t primarily rely on GH?
It’s not that it’s totally absurd being somewhere else. The whole KDE project has it’s own Gitlab and many projects are on Codeberg or their own forges. Yes, the overwhelming majority is on GitHub. That doesn’t mean looking for projects that aren’t is dumb.
- Comment on Leaving GitHub. Music server alternatives? 1 day ago:
What a shit take calling people dumb for trying to boycott a big tech platform. Having your project primarily on GH including issue tracking etc is in github’s best interest as being “the” code platform. If MS wouldn’t think they benefit from it, they wouldn’t host it for free.
Hosting platform is also not the battle I’m choosing but come on.
- Comment on We are mainstream now🔥 2 days ago:
Not what I meant but I wish 🏴
- Comment on We are mainstream now🔥 2 days ago:
Ah thanks! Compared to that, I’m perfectly fine with the LWA on here :D
- Comment on We are mainstream now🔥 2 days ago:
RWA?
- Comment on Your favourite piece of selfhosting - Part 1 - Operating System 2 days ago:
Best type of homelab! Just use what’s there
- Comment on Your favourite piece of selfhosting - Part 1 - Operating System 2 days ago:
Cool idea with that thread series! I tried a similar thing with the Selfhosting Sunday posts and I always enjoy seeing what everyone’s up to.
I’ve been running Docker containers on plain Linux (Debian mostly) for a long time (and native a pplications before but I’m glad I migrated most of it) but last year I switched to Proxmox for my own hardware. I was mostly interested in the super comfortable automated VM snapshots but after adding a second node I’m also glad to have High Availability. To maintain a proper quorum (have at least 3 nodes for decisions) I run corosync on a Raspi. It’s been super reliable once set up properly. I have a NAS for backups/snapshots which is native TrueNAS (it was simply the best GUI for ZFS and NFS).
Thought back and forth about setting up K3S and migrate everything but I decided it’s not worth the effort and would just be for practice, but I can’t be arsed to set it up just for that. (I do K8S at work but we have managed clusters so barely any low level tinkering).
- Comment on Calibre-Web-Automated v3.1.1 - The Community Update 👬 Hardcover Integration 💜, Calibre Plugins 🔌, Split Library Support 💞, KoReader Sync 🗘 and much more! 📚 2 days ago:
As I quoted, the dev found CW lacking features compared to C. That’s where CWA comes in. Check the Readme if you want a comprehensive list of all additional features.
- Comment on What's up, selfhosters? It's self hosting Sunday! 2 days ago:
Any particular reason you are looking for a virtualized VM? Just to be less reliant on a single piece of hardware?
- Comment on What's up, selfhosters? It's self hosting Sunday! 4 days ago:
Oh exciting, finally!
- Comment on Calibre-Web-Automated v3.1.1 - The Community Update 👬 Hardcover Integration 💜, Calibre Plugins 🔌, Split Library Support 💞, KoReader Sync 🗘 and much more! 📚 4 days ago:
It’s both
- Submitted 5 days ago to selfhosted@lemmy.world | 94 comments
- Comment on Calibre-Web-Automated v3.1.1 - The Community Update 👬 Hardcover Integration 💜, Calibre Plugins 🔌, Split Library Support 💞, KoReader Sync 🗘 and much more! 📚 5 days ago:
Idk if it’s a fork or rewrite, but it’s it’s own thing.
- Comment on Calibre-Web-Automated v3.1.1 - The Community Update 👬 Hardcover Integration 💜, Calibre Plugins 🔌, Split Library Support 💞, KoReader Sync 🗘 and much more! 📚 5 days ago:
Which native app do you mean? Calibre desktop?
It’s by different devs. One is a desktop application, one a selfhosted Webservice. I think there’s room for both.
- Comment on Calibre-Web-Automated v3.1.1 - The Community Update 👬 Hardcover Integration 💜, Calibre Plugins 🔌, Split Library Support 💞, KoReader Sync 🗘 and much more! 📚 5 days ago:
From the Readme:
Why does it exist? 🔓
Calibre, while a fantastic tool for its age, has several problems when containerised, including its reliance on a KasmVNC server instance for the UI, which is near impossible to use on mobile and is relatively resource-heavy if you’re running a small, lower power server like I am.
For many, Calibre-Web has really swooped in to save the day, offering an alternative to a containerised Calibre instance that’s resource-light and with a much more modern UI to boot.
However, when compared to full-fat Calibre, it unfortunately lacks a few core features leading many to run both services in parallel, each serving to fill in where the other lacks, resulting in an often clunky, imperfect solution.
- Comment on Calibre-Web-Automated v3.1.1 - The Community Update 👬 Hardcover Integration 💜, Calibre Plugins 🔌, Split Library Support 💞, KoReader Sync 🗘 and much more! 📚 5 days ago:
Yeah that looks pretty cool indeed. I need to check out the KOReader sync thing, maybe I won’t need Syncthing anymore
- Comment on Calibre-Web-Automated v3.1.1 - The Community Update 👬 Hardcover Integration 💜, Calibre Plugins 🔌, Split Library Support 💞, KoReader Sync 🗘 and much more! 📚 5 days ago:
It’s an ebook library
- Submitted 1 week ago to selfhosted@lemmy.world | 2 comments
- Comment on Is there a Fediverse Status Page 3 weeks ago:
You can check every website there via the domain.
- Comment on From Docker with Ansible to k3s: I don't get it... 4 weeks ago:
The answer to the first two questions are helm charts. They are collections of parametrized yaml files and the most popular way to install things into k8s. You just need one config file for each helm release (values.yaml).
If you want to go declarative with gitops rather than imperative, check ArgoCD or flux.
- Comment on Docker Backup Stratagy 5 weeks ago:
It’s not that difficult. You can create a second VM from the backup with a few clicks and move the necessary data with scp.
- Comment on TOR asking to run snowflake to help Iranians with internet access 5 weeks ago:
I’m sure they are glad they are protected from the free information war and that you, in true solidarity, are decidedly not helping them to gain free information access. 🫡
- Comment on Plan for my first homeserver 1 month ago:
Not wrong, just saying that every Vaultwarden client is a backup basically since they cache everything and it doesn’t expire.
- Comment on TOR asking to run snowflake to help Iranians with internet access 1 month ago:
Wtf are you talking about, nobody is climbing anywhere. By running snowflake, you are offering a piece of infrastructure that other people can use, it’s not specific to the Iran. They can’t install it themselves if the local internet is censored, that’s the whole point of this.
- Comment on TOR asking to run snowflake to help Iranians with internet access 1 month ago:
It’s the best we have. What’s your specific problem with it?
- Comment on TOR asking to run snowflake to help Iranians with internet access 1 month ago:
Ofc! But since this is the selfhosting community I figured the Docker thing would be more practical. My laptop with the browser isn’t always on.
- Submitted 1 month ago to selfhosted@lemmy.world | 30 comments
- Comment on ELI5: How to put several servers on one external IP? 1 month ago:
You need a reserve proxy. That’s a piece of software that takes the requests and puts them toward the correct endpoint.
You need to create port forwards in the router and direct 80 and 443 (or whatever you’re using) toward the host of the reverse proxy and that is listening to on those ports. If it recognized the requests are for nas.your.domain, it will forward the requests to the NAS.
Common reverse proxies are nginx or caddy. You can install it on your raspberry, it doesn’t need it’s own device.
If you don’t want that, you can create different port forwards on your router (e.g. 8080 and 8443 to the Raspi) and configure your service on the Raspi corresponding. But it doesn’t scale well and you’d need to call everything with the port and the reverse proxy is the usual solution.
- Comment on Is chachara.club down? 1 month ago:
I can open the website. What exactly are you trying to achieve? Are you in some app?