eskuero
@eskuero@lemmy.fromshado.ws
I like sysadmin, scripting, manga and football.
- Comment on TIL about Wiki.js 1 day ago:
I tried it in the past and it felt too heavy for my use case. Also for some reason the sidebar menu doesn’t show all the items at all times but instead keeps only showing the ones related to the branch you just went into.
Also it seems pretty dead updates wise
Mdbook is really nice if you mind the lack of dyanimic editing in a web browser
- Comment on Tailscale addressing concerns over potential enshittification of the platform 2 months ago:
I always run headscale on my own server for my own network.
- Comment on Sortable Table view with $/TB for serverpartdeals.com 3 months ago:
That’s not included VAT kek
And for some reason it’s always been this pricy with serverpartdeals, other stuff from USA not so much
- Comment on Sortable Table view with $/TB for serverpartdeals.com 3 months ago:
Server part deals have great prices on the hardware.
But the shipping to my location for some reason is 120€ wtf
is the warehouse in the moon or what
- Comment on [deleted] 5 months ago:
The easiest way by far is downloading an existing dump from kiwix
Per example wikipedia_en_all_nopic_2024-06.zim is only 54GB since it only contains text. Then via docker you could use this compose file where you have your .zim files in the wikis volume:
services: kiwix: image: ghcr.io/kiwix/kiwix-serve container_name: kiwix_app command: '*' ports: - '8080:8080' volumes: - "/wikis:/data" restart: always
Theorically you can actually one of the wikipedia database dumps with mediawiki but I don’t known of any easy plug and play guide
- Comment on Restricted Tailscale docker instance 6 months ago:
Note that using headscale transfers the anxiety of contril from tailscale as a company to whatever vps you would be hosting the headscale on
- Comment on Jellyfin is not just good... but *better* than Plex now?! 7 months ago:
Maybe when the merge transcoded downloads on the official clients. rn depending on streamyfin
- Comment on What does the 3-2-1 rule look like for you? 7 months ago:
4-2-1-1 for me
Two copies at home, synced daily, one of them in an external drive that I like to refer as the emergency grab and run copy lol
One at a family member synced weekly and manually every time I visit.
All of those three copies are always within a 10 kilometer radius in a valley overseen by a volcano so…
One partial copy of the so-critical-would-cry-if-Iost data is synced every few days to a backblaze bucket.
- Comment on Trouble setting up sliding sync with matrix 10 months ago:
It’s supposedly faster/snappier loading on large rooms. But if you are self-hosting a single user instance, you might not notice much improvement.
I was also running the dendrite but I gave up because it seemed like development was stalled so I moved over to Synapse.
- Comment on Domain instead of ip in Wireguard 10 months ago:
Note that most wireguard clients wont re-resolve when the ends entry and they will keep silently a failed tunnel so you would have to do some measure to periodically restart the tunnel.