MangoPenguin
@MangoPenguin@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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- Comment on [Repost] Reliable alternatives to AWS Deep Glacier for ~5TB? 3 days ago:
Wasabi and iDrive E2 are 2 others I know of similar to S3 and B2.
- Comment on dependent containers don't work anymore because of network_mode 1 week ago:
Generally to depend on a container it needs to be in the same compose project, so if you move gluetun into the one with qbittorrent it should work fine.
- Comment on Self-hosted Jellyfin CPU or GPU for 4K HDR transcoding? 1 week ago:
I didn’t say CPU? Quicksync is Intels dedicated hardware transcoder in the iGPU.
- Comment on Self-hosted Jellyfin CPU or GPU for 4K HDR transcoding? 1 week ago:
Yes hence no need for a dedicated GPU
- Comment on What's a good graphics card for jellyfin? 1 week ago:
No good hardware acceleration for video.
- Comment on Self-hosted Jellyfin CPU or GPU for 4K HDR transcoding? 1 week ago:
Intel Quicksync would do it, no need for a dedicated GPU.
- Comment on Traefik 3.0 GA Has Landed: Here's How to Migrate 2 weeks ago:
I mean same, I say it’s worth using but I don’t do it either haha.
Everything is backed up every night, so if something breaks to the point of data loss I just fix it after.
- Comment on Traefik 3.0 GA Has Landed: Here's How to Migrate 2 weeks ago:
Definitely worth using specific versions if you’re doing automatic updates.
traefik:mimolettefor example should keep you on 2.x versions while still getting patches and bug fixes. - Comment on Syncthing ... where are the users? 2 weeks ago:
Well each share can choose which devices it shows up for, so you don’t really need users in that sense. But also if you run it under another user account it will have its own clean profile too.
- Comment on What's a good budget home server? 2 weeks ago:
I wouldn’t worry about a specific number of cores, as that doesn’t translate at all to CPU performance. Instead look at single thread performance.
So something with a Core i5-7500 on ebay for example, should be able to get one in your price range after buying more RAM.
- Comment on Syncthing ... where are the users? 2 weeks ago:
Syncthing keeps folders in sync between multiple devices, it doesn’t have any concept of users since it’s not designed for that.
You want Nextcloud or similar ‘google drive’ replacement if you want to share individual files and folders with specific users easily.
- Comment on Why is replacement for home device controls so complicated? 2 weeks ago:
Proprietary products just use a simple app to manage and control devices
They have a dedicated set of servers your devices and app are connecting to, that’s what home assistant is essentially replacing.
It’s not just app > device, it’s app > server > device.
- Comment on How much maintenance do you find your self-hosting involves? 3 weeks ago:
It’s very minimal in normal use, maybe like an hour or two a month at most.
- Comment on Selfhosted messenger/community software like discord 3 weeks ago:
Yeah most things support transport encryption, SSL for example with HTTPS.
- Comment on Selfhosted messenger/community software like discord 3 weeks ago:
Do you even need E2EE if it’s a private server with no federation? It seems like transport encryption would be fine which almost everything has.
- Comment on [Help] Moving Hardware RAID drives between x3650 servers 4 weeks ago:
RAID 5 or 6 maybe with 6 drives?
First before doing anything, do you have reliable tested backups in place for the data on the drives?
Hardware RAID is pretty difficult to work with, if the RAID controllers are the same model with the same firmware moving the drives should in theory work.
- Comment on Pause alerts during the night 4 weeks ago:
I need my (Android, ofc) phone to be on in case of family calls / messages, so I can’t use “Do Not Disturb”
Add them to your contacts that are allowed to bypass do not disturb?
- Comment on Just a bunch of enclosures 5 weeks ago:
Is it because USB doesn’t expose proper UUIDs or something?
- Comment on My Overconfidence Killed Me and My Immich Installation 5 weeks ago:
Yeah you definitely want each ‘thing’ in its own compose file. Take a look at Portainer or Dockge to easily manage multiple compose files.
- Comment on My Overconfidence Killed Me and My Immich Installation 1 month ago:
Correct yes, each compose project is isolated on its own network as well.
- Comment on My Overconfidence Killed Me and My Immich Installation 1 month ago:
So first things first, let’s rename database to immich-database, redis to immich-redis
Docker compose does this for you, so a service named
databasebecomesimmich-databaseif your compose project is named “immich” by placing it inside a folder by that name. You would have ended up withimmich-immich-databasemost importantly, let’s give it a port that’s not the default postgres port that everyone wants to use. Easy right? Nope.
Since the postgres container is on that specific compose project network, the port is not shared and won’t interfere with any other compose projects, so there’s no need to change it away from the default.
Essentially just undo your changes and it should all work!
- Comment on Can a Raspberry Pi 5 with 8 GB of RAM handle my needs? 1 month ago:
A Pi 5 8GB is very expensive once you buy the power supply, case, cooling, adapters, etc… And you’re stuck with ARM64 stuff which doesn’t support some things.
Personally in your shoes I would spend $80 or so on a USFF PC with an 8th or 9th gen Intel CPU off ebay.
- Comment on How to Figure Out What Your Car Knows About You (and Opt Out of Sharing When You Can) 1 month ago:
Just buy an older car, I don’t get the obsession with having the newest expensive BS in a vehicle.
- Comment on Proton Pass breaks prowlarr on firefox since today 1 month ago:
Nope, there is no legal risk to a password manager because someone used it to fill a password in on a program for piracy.
- Comment on Proton Pass breaks prowlarr on firefox since today 1 month ago:
Any idea how to solve it?
Switch to Bitwarden or wait it out I guess.
- Comment on HTTPS with FreeDNS 1 month ago:
Lets Encrypt should be fine issuing a cert on a FreeDNS hostname using the HTTP-01 challenge, I believe you may also need port 80 open?
The basic steps would be install a letsencrypt client on the NAS, issue a cert for the FreeDNS hostname, then give that cert to jellyfin directly or to a reverse proxy sitting in front of it.
- Comment on Too many issues with Lychee. Any alternative ? 2 months ago:
You don’t need any more CPU, they’ll share just fine and likely you’ll only be uploading heavily to one at a time.
- Comment on Too many issues with Lychee. Any alternative ? 2 months ago:
Fair, one advantage of running things in docker is it’s very easy to just run a 2nd instance of Immich for work stuff.
- Comment on Too many issues with Lychee. Any alternative ? 2 months ago:
Been using this for quite awhile now and it has been great. It can share with a link, downloads and/or uploads can be enabled if needed, and a password can be added.
The mobile app works very nicely, and you can upload photos from the app, webUI, or by scanning a directory on the server.
- Comment on Docker or podman? 2 months ago:
I like the idea behind Podman, but it’s not a suitable drop in replacement for Docker yet. Especially since it requires manual setup to auto-start stacks at boot, and can’t import docker compose files easily.