From what I heard, podman doesn’t require root but that’s about it. On the other side, it’s a redhat thing and it’s not as popular which means less documented and less containers

Actually… you’re f right. Why do I create problems for myself, just add everything to one pot and let users fav/star the ones they want and use the “Favourites” folders. Thanks

The issue I have is that all users see the same music (all of it). I would like to be able to “disable/enable” songs/albums per user

It doesn’t afaik :/

Just fix the damn UX and UI, that’s all I need

Well since someone has to host the data, someone needs to pay for it :P

LOTR = anything from 4K HDR 7.1 Atmos, down to DVD is available (theoretically, as you can have items that exists, but can’t be fully downloaded so don’t work, because of DMCA and other things). The oldest release I see is 5800 days old and the newest is 4 days old. So people keep reuploading stuff if it’s popular enough. (I still can’t find some episodes of Ben 10 tv show lol)

I managed to get Thomas and Friends from 1987

What if I’m planning to live for more than 130 years, then what? Fuck big corporations /s

Sometimes can’t distinguish between a hydrant and a couch so it wouldn’t do a CAPTCHA either

I mean, compared to streaming, 80 for even a year is a bargain lmao

Sabnzbd is free, you can install anywhere basically. The rest is not free unfortunately, someone has to host the files, as there are no peers in usenet. I think some, if not all, providers and indexers can be paid with crypto or even mailing them the money by post.

Provider is €50 a year. Indexers are around €10 a year, but there are lifetime subscriptions for some.

In return, you don’t need a VPN, download speeds are stable and there is no seeding.

Out of 220 files downloaded, I only needed torrents 12 times, rest is usenet.

Read up on benefits of one over the other before switching :)

Sabnzbd for downloading, Frugal usenet for provider, Nzbgeek and drunkenslug for indexer

You’re downloading from servers not other people, so you don’t have to worry about the number of peers

A usenet provider

I think it’s 80 for lifetime now, 12 for a year

This is what I personally used to start this journey. Remember you don’t have to go all the way with Traefik and all if you don’t need to access things from outside home. If you do, do it with a VPN instead of a domain

Just watch this https://piped.video/watch?v=yvhv7bgmz64 lol (videogameduneky video)

Follow this series of guides and you’ll be golden https://www.smarthomebeginner.com/ultimate-docker-server-1-os-preparation/

Alternativeto.net

Haven’t had problems with filecr.com but use at you own risk as usual

I’ve heard good things about grocy not sure if it fits your case

+1 for docker and minimal maintenance. Only updates or new containers might break stuff. If you don’t touch it, it will be fine. Of course there might be some container specific problems. Depends what you want to run. And I’m not a devops engineer like Max 😅

I think I’ve had a similar problem with a different container. After restarting the browser, does it work if you authenticate another app?

Maybe, but it’s also possible they will check if the name matches the postcode

They could keep the servers up, or open source them so people can host the servers themselves

True, but we can still try

Computer Networking: Top down approach book is awesome honestly

If only it had screen sharing

Plus, it’s more likely you’ll find music you want on YouTube than Spotify or wherever since the author just needs to upload a video

Actually true, Apple TV shows are awesome. They’re just not as mainstream as Netflix shows

Good, I have a lot of school stuff

Trueee lmao

Awesome work! But can we please normalise describing the software IN the post? From the post alone I have no idea what Stash is

Wouldn’t FileBrowser work? Idk if you’re on docker or not though

What’s ligma? /s

Linuxserver

Not OP but… I have an old PC as a server, Wireguard in docker container, port-forward in the router and that’s it

Probably cos they tested f*** all. Just throwing numbers around based on generations and manufacturers

Yeah it’s the same. Apple Music is fine, it’s not a problem, I just thought I’d self host it :)