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Yeah, I was looking at the most recent commit being two years ago. Hadn’t checked out the issues.



Vaultwarden let’s you designate someone to take over your account if they request it and you don’t respond within a week


It might be cool, but it seems like it would be missing the context and documentation that would be present in it’s project repo.



Not really. If that’s a hard requirement, check out what is supported by openwrt or freshtomato.

There was a similar question a few days ago with some points about wifi adapters vs access points brought up.

https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/36614200


You’d probably be a lot better off buying a decent access point (unifi, mikrotik, Aruba instanton).


I just wish I had something useful to add.

Used beancount with fava for a little while but it didn’t really stick.


PHP is kind of a plus

That’s not something you hear very often.


I really can’t see the point of encryption on local only connections

Browsers are starting to get pissy about http and once you have it done once it’s like a half dozen lines to add caddy to whatever docker project you’re spinning up.


We may be talking across each other here. Or I may be wrong about the details.

Instead of

ports:
  - 8080:9090

You can use

expose:
  - 9090

And that port will only be usable on the declared caddy_network, so caddy could still reverse proxy to it but nothing from outside will be able to access it.


And perhaps make it a good habit to bind ports to 127.0.0.1 by default

I think you can also use expose instead of ports in the compose file to only make them available on the internal docker network.


It looks like your thingsboard container is listening on 9090 internally. Try pointing caddy to that port.


I’m on Android, so I can’t speak to how iPhones handle it, but installed the ente app on the phones, pointed it to my instance and picked which folders on the phone to keep backed up.


I’m not sure they have a way to do that automatically. It’s more of an alternative to Google Photos or iCloud.

My wife and I were each running out of space on Google Photos and used Google’s takeout function to get all of our pictures from Google and then bulk upload them to my self-hosted ente instance. I’m not sure if/how Apple offers that kind of functionality.



I like having my downloads and current playlist separate, that seems like a personal preference. A widget would be nice; I guess I don’t use it enough for that to be a deal breaker. For a while it seemed like all the clients I tried had some weird quirk that made it kind of suck to use. Tempo was the first one that didn’t. I don’t think I ever tried Ultrasonic though. I’ll keep it in mind.



That sounds less like a JF problem and more like a your files are janky problem.



I never went too far down the nginx route, so I can’t really compare the two. I ended up with caddy because I self-host vaultwarden and it really doesn’t like running over http (for obvious reasons) and caddy was the instruction set I found and understood first.

I don’t make a lot of what I host available to the wider internet, for the ones that I do, I recently migrated to using a Cloudflare tunnel to deal with the internet at large, but still have it come through caddy once it hits my server to get ssl. For everything else I have a headscale server in Oracle’s free tier that all my internal services connect to.



Well, I’m happy to be wrong in this case.



I think you can also use

services:
  vaultwarden:
    expose: 
      - 80

And use 80 instead of 11808 in the caddy file.

Then the port will be available internally for caddy but not to the outside world. That may also need a network created in docker though. I’m on my phone so I can’t check the finer details at the moment.


I frequently want to watch things that aren’t the latest blockbuster with hundreds of seeders.

If there’s only one person seeding and they aren’t on 24/7 this whole flow falls apart.


According to the Kickstarter schedule, they’re shipping units right now.

The last time this was posted I brought up pricing and schedule as being suspicious.


Like the other guy said, this doesn’t seem like it should be necessary. But I haven’t had to deal with fat formatted disks in a while so who knows.

The issue you’re having is in the mode. You’ll have to Google what the right setting is. It’s like the inverse of the permission mask or something.


Is systemd waiting until the network is up before mounting them?

autofs to mount them on demand might be a viable workaround.



And sometimes Google breaks your shit when you do that (Chromecast Ultra).


I’m using Jerboa on Android.

Just thought it was funny and took a moment to realize the post wasn’t sarcastic.



It probably doesn’t matter at the scale you’ll be operating. But Backblaze has more data than anyone here about reliability.

https://www.backblaze.com/blog/backblaze-drive-stats-for-q3-2024/


SimpleX is pretty good for person to person chat I’ve heard it doesn’t handle large groups very well though.

Mattermost is an easily hostable slack-like option.


I’m not saying it’s a scam necessarily, but the schedule and budget seem optimistic enough to make me question wether the folks running it have any prior experience with manufacturing.


First project created, only want $50k, delivery is basically as soon as the project ends.

I would be surprised if the backers of this project receive anything.


One of those testimonials is talking about a release every other minute. I don’t care what build flag manager you use, that sounds awful.