Note for Lemmy.ca: they do publicly mention they own their server infrastructure, which is set up in Vancouver.

If you only care about saving drive space, you can also just use a file system that has deduplication built in, like btrfs, and just run a dedup pass.

This doesn’t deduplicate file references, but does save space on disk.

Yeah it will, if you have even a single reference to a wildcard, preferably as one of your first entries in your caddyfile.

https://caddyserver.com/docs/automatic-https

You can literally get a wildcard cert by putting in the following entry, before any other routing logic:

*.domain.tld {
  respond "Wildcard Bitch!"
}

Remmina is a client on your personal laptop, that uses the RDP protocols needed to connect to your windows pc

Yeah, I have also struggled with the way slskd handles its config file.

Those nexon cards are also no longer a thing!

They probably would have if dbrand had asked in the initial design phase.

Piefed also did this shit, so annoying.

I would recommend switching to piefed.ca

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In all honesty, immich’s very opinionated way of doing a compose file gives me so many headaches compared to pretty much every other docker app I use.

I mean, neo launcher also has many breaking bugs, eg deleting all your widgets if you change anything at all.

All of the FOSS launchers I have tried are either missing features I use, or are buggy and have no releases in years.

I finally just gave in and got octopi launcher, because at least it has swipe gesture actions on folders, which I got very used to with nova launcher

Headscale does support exit nodes, I use it to get pihole filtering on my phone away from home.

Could call it Sylvie as well (the Marvel gender bent Loki)

To anyone that may want an update:

• Turns out I only had 3 ddr4 sticks (1x16, 2,8), so I am only running 2/3 of the systems I intended
• I had to modify the fuck out of a Vostro’s case, as the M720’s can only hold 1 HDD, 1 SSD and 1 NVME drive
• I had to jumper a PSU to power my 2x10 _12_gb drives as I found out the M720 uses a 10pin power connection, and the 10pin PSU I had doesn’t have a single sata power connection (and is only 280W). I didn’t trust using the 4pin mobo to sata power for 2 12tb HDD’s, especially on a 280W PSU.
• Proxmox is confusing
• Seriously, a lot of (honestly probably AI generated) articles talk about not bothering with a NAS VM, and just using an LXC container, but after spending hours wondering why it wouldn’t work, I found out that unprivileged LXC containers can’t do NFS, at all, and I could not figure out how to make the Samba share read/write, which is a hard requirement.
• The convert to template button is dangerous, and broke my unbound pihole setups for a bit, as using that fancy new template broke things within the lxc container somehow
• I am learning, which is important, right?

Its quite good for music still, and slskd was developed to integrate soulseek with other programs in your *arr stack.

That being said, I just end up using it standalone and just open Picard whenever I remember I have music to sort.

I was definitely debating doing something like that, I would just need to actually learn how.

The cluster would definitely only have 3 systems, one of which having actual storage space and the other 2 having at most 1TB (but would be on SSD/NVME drives).

My biggest concern is if I can migrate my current docker stack without much issue, or if I would have to start from scratch.

A lot of moving parts and unnecessary complexity is why I want to drop Authelia, that and the user management being a text file that I have to modify as root/change permissions on just to change is annoying.

Yeah, I agree with Authelia feeling brittle. I have seen a lot of people switch from traefik to caddy, and I am definitely considering it at this point - I am a bit worried about the lack of GUI as it is definitely easier to see if something is wrong by opening that up (when it actually works) than reading logs, but i also heard caddy has a plugin for a GUI?

I have considered looking at proxmox, but i don’t think i do enough vm’s to justify it, and I dont have any dedicated WAP’s so OPNSense just isnt worth it for me, though if that ever changes I would definitely consider it.

I am fully aware of that, but i have free PCs, and no money for buying brand new dedicated equipment, so its going in a VM or two.