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Is this better than CSF (Configserver)? The scope seems to be the same here unless I’m missing something.

Curious to hear what you find out as I thought about doing something similar as there is still one specific community that I follow on reddit.

Patches are showing up in the repos now. Ondrej and ubuntu 24.04 have them live now.

It is, i also use the gemma4b model on it for description generation for my immich photos and its super fast.

if its on zfs, you can do zfs snapshots using send and receive, which can handle encrypted incremental snapshots which cuts down on bandwidth and without having the remote drive mounted, which I found useful for an offsite system in case someone picks it up and walks away with it. There are also automated tools to handle it too if you don’t want to write your own backup scripts, see sanoid/syncoid

Yah doing similar on 5060ti.

Ha thats good to know. I just retired several hgst sata drives that had greater than 85k hours on them, no errors in them, just thought I was pushing it and taking a chance. Thanks for sharing!

I have had luck with this ebay store…hoping this doesn’t blow up too much as the prices are still pretty reasonable. But just to note, these are used drives with 20K+ hours on them…SMART data provided for every drive sold. Good luck!

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Thanks! I thought they were really cool looking. You can get lost following along on all the folds and the maze it created.

Thanks!

Well now its “really” obvious when you spell it out lol.

Huh, what gives it away? I missed it on this one

Ahh 10-4. Humm didn’t know that existed.

I can’t help, but commenting for visibility because I think this is clever. Cheers and good luck!

I don’t think you can pick your exit node, can you?

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I have nothing meaningful to contribute but just wanted to say thanks for sharing. Cool find!

Ha and I feel yah on the frustration. Congrats on getting it setup and working! Cheers.

Yah i had never used it either, alot of the tutorials I found suggested it, and what threw me for a loop and was the ultimate Aha! moment for me was there is an ansible version and a non ansible version for the docker configs with different options in each, and the ultimate key thing I overlooked is on github, I kept using the “main” development branch which had changes that didn’t work with the stable .19 version. Switching to the .19 branch on GitHub and referencing those configs made it all click

Best of luck to you!!! I just went through this last week and wow it was a challenge. I went the docker route not using ansible…and yah by far the worst install I ever went through of all the self-hosting projects I have setup…but my setup was largely complicated by the fact I had an Apache reverse proxy setup in front of the nginx proxy that has an example config provided…finally figured it all out, but yah fun times 😂 happy to help if you get stuck.