What's up, selfhosters? - Sunday thread
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I dealt with a lot of time sinks like this running on consumer hardware. I got a Dell R720 and those problems all went away. Now I have a power and cooling problem.
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Got any links for howtos on this?
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I don't know them so I can't say much. Personally I'm wary if there's too much "magic" involved, tools that have automated everything usually are easy to get going, but often tracking down issues is more complicated as they add another layer where the error can come from. But as I said I don't know these so I can't say much about them.
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Sending is someone else's problem. They have all sorts of different understandings and tools and I can't deal with them all. So the only alternative is to set them up with an account in (e.g.) Nexcloud or just accept whatever Google service they use to send you a large file.
Sending other people files is easy in Nextcloud, just create a shared link and unshare when done. Set a password on the file itself.
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What is the licensing? Doesn't look open.
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Yes it is!
Although I can't migrate from CORE and have the service migrated seamlessly unless I use VMs.
And I don't know docker containers, so it is something else I'd have to learn and understand. If I have to choose, I'd probably learn LXN/Incus instead.
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I try to install docker (only docker) on the extern hdd.... I have some tutorials, but I do not get
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I've got a project to look forward to. Have my Proxmox server with a UPS, running NUT to watch the battery percentage and power down gracefully if the % gets too low. I have Home Assistant watching that so it's supposed to notify me before that happens. It's not notifying me though, so I gotta look into that. I know it's not working this morning because the power went out, so now I'm just sitting here theorizing instead of actually looking at it.
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k. thanks. i see automations are enterprise features. so i think this will end up the same mess as nocodb. their business models are outdated.
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What exactly are you trying and on which operating system are you?
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Mine is using about 100GB atm, ran it on a 40GB to start but the data management was a bit much. Good luck though!
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I don’t have a technical issue at the moment.. financial one
I store my data on an OLD my book Live 3TB HDD. Runs fine but it’s getting full now, and the day it decides to shut down I don’t have any backups.
So I want to buy at least a 2 bays RAID1 array.
I’ll plug it on my server directly, and that would become my NAS.
Maybe two 6TB drives, so I’ll double my existing storage?
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I'm not doing any users or subscribing to any communities, just hosting a community. Should be pretty chill.
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Looking for a self-hosted period tracking app with companion android app. Have done literally zero investigation at this point but it's on my todo.
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The absolute bliss
Same with me when I was in Brazil, it was chugging along just fine back in New England
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I think that openssh or any ssh or ftp app should facilitate this.
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Yep! The Android App is somewhat in the works. It compiles, works and has all the features of the web version currently. The things that don't work are the aspects that make it an actual Android app. Like local device downloads and integration with Android APIs. That stuff is coming. After this next minor release getting to those are my priority.
Not that I'm biased or anything, but Pinepods objectively has WAYYY more features than audiobookshelf for podcast management. Because it's a podcast server of course. Things like podcast 2.0 support with chapters, hosts, and transcripts, YouTube channel support, embedded podcast Index, YouTube and iTunes search support, external RSS feed support, etc. Audiobookshelf is great, but it's an audiobook app. It'd probably be clutter to add a lot of this stuff.
And true on the link. It should redirect though.
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This year has been my first foray into self hosting in general. I have been doing a lot of learning and have a long way to go but have got to the point where I have proxmox running with a few VMs running an arr stack, a jellyfin server and a Plex server.
I'm just super happy to get everything running and now need to fine tune stuff. Currently trying to figure out why the Plex server is down half the time externally.
I'm having a lot of fun!
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Currently trying to figure out how to create and maintain an internal CA in order to enable pod to pod TLS communication, while using letsencrypt for my public ingresses.
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Adding a second vdev today to my primary pool running on Scale. New vdev will be 12TB by 4 wide, with existing at 10TB by 5 wide. Drives are all 7,200 RPM enterprise grade, CRM drives.
May also add a second pool with the drives from my previous build which would be 10TB by 4 wide. These drives are 5,400 RPM so I would not use them in my primary pool.
Also, Noctua sent me a bracket (at no charge) so I can correct the orientation of the CPU fan to be facing front to back (currently left to right). I also have a couple 80mm fans and a 120mm fan to add to the server case. Once all of that is in place I hope to start running Ldarr against my libraries without CPU temps hitting 95°C.
