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READ THE WIKI! & help by contributing:
https://wiki.installgentoo.com/wiki/Home_server

/hsg/ is about learning and expanding your horizons. Know all about NAS? Learn virtualization. Spun up some VMs? Learn about networking by standing up a OPNsense/PFsense box and configuring some VLANs. There's always more to learn and chances to grow. Think you’re god-tier already? Setup OpenStack and report back.

>What software should I run?
Install Gentoo. Or whatever flavor of *nix is best for the job or most comfy for you. Jellyfin/Emby/Plex to replace Netflix, Nextcloud to replace Googlel, Ampache/Navidrome to replace Spotify, the list goes on. Look at the awesome self-hosted list and ask.

>Why should I have a home server?
De-botnet your life. Learn something new. Serving applications to yourself, your family, and your frens feels good. Put your tech skills to good use for yourself and those close to you. Store their data with proper availability redundancy and backups and serve it back to them with a /comfy/ easy to use interface.

>Links & resources
Cool stuff to host: https://github.com/awesome-selfhosted/awesome-selfhosted
https://reddit.com/r/datahoarder
https://www.labgopher.com
https://www.reddit.com/r/homelab/wiki/index
https://wiki.debian.org/FreedomBox/Features
ARM-based SBCs: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1PGaVu0sPBEy5GgLM8N-CvHB2FESdlfBOdQKqLziJLhQ
Low-power x86 systems: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1LHvT2fRp7I6Hf18LcSzsNnjp10VI-odvwZpQZKv_NCI
SFF cases https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1AddRvGWJ_f4B6UC7_IftDiVudVc8CJ8sxLUqlxVsCz4/
Cheap disks: https://shucks.top/ https://diskprices.com/
PCIE info: https://files.catbox.moe/id6o0n.pdf
>i226-V NICs are bad for servers
>For more SATA ports, use PCIe SAS HBAs in IT mode
WiFi fixing: pastebin.com/raw/vXJ2PZxn
Cockpit is nice for remote administration

Remember:
RAID protects you from DOWNTIME
BACKUPS protect you from DATA LOSS

post rack's

post cute smol pi's

Uhhhh since all my LXC are having their ports forwarded through the bridge by the proxmox host is it possible to install a fail2ban-like thing on the host itself so it takes care of all the ports or should it be done inside each lxc? fail2ban does it by reading the logs no? actually I have no idea how it works. Do people use ufw on the host? I just activated the firewall option on the node and all the lxc's so far, how do people secure it?

Okay so I have a gmktec nucbox k5 and want to start self hosting to get into sys admining. I have RHEL installed as the base OS now I need to figure out what the fuck to do with it. What the hell is a kubernetes cluster???? Also what is a proxmox??? Do I just run all of my services like password managers on docker? Why not bare metal???

whats a good router + access point combo? i was looking at something like the RV2 orangepi with openWRT and maybe something like a ubiquiti. im just using a shitty tplink atm

how come big server hdd are expensive now? i used to be able to buy 12 tb hgst drives for like, 80$ on ebay.

>>105783226
RB5009 and ubeeqiity U7 pro

>>105783267
jewtubers

>>105783126
perimeter firewall with fail2ban because your connections truncate through there. firewalling inside of proxmox has a lot less nuance than host based firewalls. you shouldn't be doing your firewalling within proxmox if you can help it. if you're trying to properly implement host based firewalls then learning iptables fully is your best bet. if you want to be lazy and dont care about detailed fine tuning then go with ufw inside the host. ufw tends to spawn a bunch of extraneous rulesets as it abstracts iptables away.

>>105783226
why do people buy ubiquiti? let them die. you can buy a "router" (really more of an internet gateway device than a router unless you're running frrouting) that has openWRT and is also wireless at the same time. i'd recommend those shitty chinese devices like glinet because they actually have full features compared to anything ubiquiti shits out.

>>105783203
go look it up (You) lazy fuck. is your post bait for engagement?

>>105782289
post racks pussies

>>105783332
yes im actually very lonely ;-;

>>105783349
Nice

>>105783349
rack me in

>>105783300
RB5009 looks great. thanks anon
>>105783332
>why do people buy ubiquiti?
honestly i dont know better. havent ever purchased any ubiquiti gear, but ive heard they are decent. thanks for the headsup.
>glinet
any AP recs that are cheaper than ~$200 that are still decent quality wise? wouldnt mind buying enterprise or second hand
thanks im new to /hsg/ :D

>>105783417
what screen is that?

>>105783203
Delete rhel and install proxmox, then rhel inside proxmox
Or just go through the selfhosted list one by one see what you like or need

>>105783428
https://www.ebay.com/itm/234605324299
should be nice and easy to set this one up

but, if you want a big-dick AP
https://www.ebay.com/itm/305870491565
there's going to be a big learning curve to get it locally managed properly with EWC and generally learn the platform (flexconnect, all the other shit)

>>105783662
Can you use these for free or require going through a dozen hoops and accounts and subscriptions and trial firmwares

>>105783673
im running my c9117 right now completely for free, dont even need an entitlement to download code for it.

for the aruba it's cloud connected so you need an account and it might be already assigned to someone else so it's much more complicated. i don't know a ton about it. i think it can get locked to another owner in such a way where it would be a pain in the ass to upgrade it. when you buy one (the aruba ap22) it might be best to ask the seller if it's deregistered. someone else can correct me here i'm sure.

Have you 3D printed anything to increase the quality of life for your home server generalisage?

>>105783662
thanks anon, aruba looks like the ticket.

>>105783332
I meant it seems pretty safe to me? inbound defaults to DROP on everything, no custom rules on proxmox host/node and some rules on each LXC. Isn't the firewall tab on the web ui just an abstraction for iptables behind the scenes anyway? syntax looks similar

>>105755770
>>105756289
WRONG. get fancurve, its the speedfan of 202x
I also use a proprietary motherboard with basically ZERO pwm control out of the box. fancuve doesn't care. its got a dickload of libraries that can find my MBs fan controllers and steal possession of them anyway. my threadripper went from always idling at 80 to idling at 46, because I can ramp up the quieter CPU tower fans while ramping way down the intakes.
get this software. INSTALL IT NOW. unlike panptikon its literally should be on every pc you own!
>>105771541
>>105767890
>>105766596
optane drives are nice and all, but making something be a boot drive for truenas or similar is mind meltingly stupid to me. it's wasting precious lanes on something that afaik gets loaded into ram one time. i hear people just run usb drives in parity even though its unsupported and that seems like a much better idea to me, however, I guess if you have the spare PCIE lanes it might not be the worst idea. in my case though every component on my board is filled except for a few random usb headers and the PCI port.

hello /hsg/, im looking to purchase a SP3 system. CPUs are cheap and cheerful, mobos are expensive. anyone got any recs on any cheap/used stuff? not sure where to look

>>105783267
>qlc

>>105784720
>get fancurve
Is it fancontrol? I googled fancurve but all results are just reddit threads asking how you get a good fan curve.

>>105784879
sorry you are correct.

>>105784885
It's okay friend, I assumed you meant fancontrol but I wanted to make sure. I think it's neat, by far the best fan software I've used. It doesn't play super well with the motherboard in my server but well enough at least.

>>105785117
it doesnt play well with mine either, I have to really understand the curve limits of my fans speed and set proprotionally what others would set more flippantly. in the 10-20% range or even 5% range for the ram fans.

Is there a web image gallery I can host? I want
>both photos and videos
>support for HDR10 video, or the ability to display the original file
>support for HDR AVIF/Gainmapped JPEG, or at least the ability to display the original file
>a nice UI with keyboard shortcuts would be nice
>I would prefer not having to deal with database bullshit but it's not the end of the world
Thank you in advance, /hsg/.

Is there a way to host this?

>>105786041
panoptikon
>but
you said you dont want a database. it doesn't force your images into one. you'll have to harden it yourself if you want it exposed to the internet thoughever.

>https://smallstep.com/blog/build-a-tiny-ca-with-raspberry-pi-yubikey/
this is in the OP guide. do I need a yubikey to do this? is this something I need a keyboard and mouse for or can I SSH into the pi and do all this? is there a better way? I do have a RP4 i have laying around gathering dust so I was going to set it up.

>>105783349
sure

>>105782289
>post rack's
Sure. no problem

Do you update your images and containers frequently?
Or keep it as it is?
>my rack

>>105786633
Impulsively. They're a punching bag. I enjoy watching how they're torn down and remade.

>>105778377
I run bind9 to control a zone for an imaginary tld that will literally never be accepted by icann and point unbound to query that for that specific tld. On top of that I run step-ca to automate certificate distribution and renewal with my own root-ca.
A bit of work to set up sure but it just works and I'm self reliant which to me is the entire point of homelabing/selfhosting.

>>105786217
we got ourselves a reader over here

>>105786217
also nice rack btw

>>105786180
>you said you dont want a database
I said it's not the end of the world if I do have to deal with one.
In fact, I was trying out Piwigo and I ended up setting up a MySQL database to handle it, so I CAN maintain it if it comes down to it, especially since I can run both through separate Docker containers. It's just not something I'm all too familiar with.
If I can figure out which search result for Panoptikon is the one you're referring to, I'll check it out.

>>105784506
>Isn't the firewall tab on the web ui just an abstraction for iptables behind the scenes anyway?
yes but with less knobs. simplified over ufw even. no option for doing nat stuff, mss clamping, etc.

>>105787015
https://github.com/reasv/panoptikon
this. I am getting better and further at deploying it. I made a big fuss last thread about not being able to. but now its """"working"""" i say """"working"""" because its not really designed i guess to run in a headless environment, and I have No fucking clue how i am supposed to get into the private port on my truenas to monkey with the settings. so far I just have it running and I'm trying to figure out if network security through HTTPS will let me run firefox through a dockge package on the home network and let me at it that way.

What's the best way to learn about images and containers?
I want to make a image/container to test some applications in browser just like
https://www.linuxserver.io/our-images
And delete it after finishing with it.

>>105787092
That is really fucking cool. It's basically an AI-powered autotagger, right? That actually would be really cool.
Unfortunately the github page explicitly states that it's highly discouraged for public web access, which is what I intend to use a gallery/booru for.

>>105787170
you can do it, but they don't offer anything like advise, and theres not even a release to deter idiots like me, but I have been frothing at the mouth for this software since I was a teen. imho you could make it work similarly to them but you'd have to know web security

>>105787192
I'll give it a whirl. But ultimately I want it for HDR display so I'll have to see how it works with that.

>>105787170
?

how slow is panoptikon auto tagging when not using the gpu? anyone tried?

>>105787741
like i said, i havent gotten into the ui yet. I'm trying to set up a way to do that. in panoptikon as I've linked, you are meant to log in to the control panel from the HOST, and i set it up in dockge in truenas and have no idea how to do that. I can tell you how well it works soon after that, or confirm i dont have it running i guess. I wouldn't know because I cant access a browsers from truenas itself afaik

>>105787905
I haven't forget about you, tonight I'll get at deploying the fucking panoptikon and reclaim your sister's asshole

My HS is a thinkcentre M900 with an i5 6500, 8GB RAM, 256GB NVMe SSD for Proxmox host + VMs/LXCs.
Recently added a 1TB SATA SSD for data and 8TB external HDD for backups. Been working pretty well for me the past years but I've been dicking around with it and adding more services and the 8GB RAM is quickly becoming inadequate.
Question is, do I upgrade to 16GB or 32GB? Probably single stick because less power draw.
Thinking 32GB might be rather overkill for such a small, limited system (especially storage wise). Or would there be a good use for so much RAM that I don't know of yet? Big RAM cache or something of the sort maybe?

>>105788289
>Probably single stick because less power draw.
Bullshit, the difference will be minimal
>Thinking 32GB might be rather overkill for such a small, limited system (especially storage wise). Or would there be a good use for so much RAM that I don't know of yet?
It won't hurt to have 32, if it won't be used by applications then it'll be used as cache

>>105786633
>Do you update your images and containers frequently?
No.
It's designed to be stuck until it breaks

>>105788150
I dont know how to tell you this but my sister is beyond a hag. Im not exactly young just because I'm an idiot. anyway to repeat myself for no apperant reason it appears to be running smoothly now. I dont think I did anything new but enable SSH and poke around with winSCP. I didn't do anything but look at the files so I am not sure if looking at them magically made them work or if the script uses ssh internally for some reason.

Anyway the real problem now is getting to the :3940 port from the HOST because its a fucking truenas install. I have no idea if the container even works because youre supposed to configure the program from the host.

>>105786160
Pretty neat, but what's the use case?

>>105788374
>but my sister is beyond a hag.
you should've avoided telling me this now I'm rock hard
>Anyway the real problem now is getting to the :3940 port from the HOST because its a fucking truenas install
Alright, that's good info, ahh can't wait to get into deploying this shit, hell this'll be my 3060's first workload

>>105788434
my current strategy is trying to spin up a firefox container but that cant access shit because my network isnt certified. if theres a smarter way to get to 127.0.0.1:3940 or whatever it is from truenas let me know. I already tried port forwarding but it didnt work even with it enabled.

>>105788479
Why don't you change the compose file and expose 3940 as a port to your network? you should be able to access it from outside. Just make sure to rebuild the containers

>>105788512
i thought I tried to do that but i may simply be too retarded to know how. i thought because the 3939 port is listening on 80 I could change the other one to 80 instead and it would become doable. but this didn't seem to work at all. I could just not know enough about containers to know how to do this right. i did try asking ai about it, but it got really confused by the fact that I was trying to have it get me to the port as the host. It's like trying to ask it to draw a full wine glass it doesn't matter how many times you say truenas doesn't come with a web browser, that's all it knows how to do.

>>105787905
>I cant access a browsers from truenas itself afaik
Can SSH into TrueNAS?

ssh you@truenas -L localhost:6340:localhost:6340

And then use http://localhost:6340 on your machine through the forwarded port. I haven't tried it myelf yet.

>>105788867
I just said I did that yes. all i got was connection reset whenever attempting

>>105788887
Try with curl from the TrueNAS box directly.

>>105788930
curl?

>>105788997
oh, I see, I had ai explain it. I did get my connection refuse on the local host, so I guess that means the service is outright fucked somehow. maybe I need to try deploying yet another instance of it

Can someone tell me what's the best way to run this?
https://hub.docker.com/r/walt3rl/proton-privoxy
I asked chatgpt and it gave me the instruction to install dante on my machine.
I just want on/off container to use without having to use that long run command everytime.

>>105788997
>>105789027
yeah i just restarted the containers and it failed in the usual way again, LMAO
this is so fucking attrocious. why cant people just make software not be shit. I've been waiting since the 00s for software like this and I'd literally pay money for this program to work. god I hate foss shit sometimes.

>low power consumption
>built-in UPS
>built-in keyboard and display for when ssh is not possible
>dirt cheap if used
is a laptop the best thing to use as a small home server?

>>105789074

aliases

>>105789118
what?

>>105788289
2x16gb was cheap as fuck on ali recently, I got it for my thinkcentre m920q

>>105789107
It is until you have to start using USB for storage or networking

>>105788289
Based.
I have the M910q, with 16 GB ram and 16 gb swap.
It's great all rounder for home server.
Honestly, I had proxmox setup and I found I'm always limited with ram, so I moved to container based solution.
But do go for 16gb x2 option if you want to keep the current setup.
what are you running on it anyway that uses ram that way?
I have windows docker that doesn't even uses more than 3 GB when fully booted.

>>105789074
just leave it running, why bother stopping it
>i asked chatgpt
stop doing this expecting to get any useful info

>>105789298
shell aliases you fucking retard.
i.e. you turn that long-ass command into a shorter one
but thats only most literal solution, actual solution is to stop being retarded

>>105789090
>>105789027
post your container config
did you even tell docker to forward the port? if not you'll only be able to access it from another container, using the panoptikon container's name/internal ip.

>>105788289
just as >>105788312 said.
Those even uses ddr4 so the price should be cheaper.
Or just use large swap with NVME ssd.

>>105789475
>stop doing this expecting to get any useful info
What do i do man?
I ask /sqt/ I get told to ask chatgpt
I ask chatgpt I get told i shouldn't ask it.
this bullshit AI trend is killing websites.

im so glad im not growing up in this retardgpt world where noobs get pajeetified into pseudo-understanding things

>>105783226
OpenWRT currently best supports any WiFi 6 MediaTek router. Qualcomm is also okay, but won't have HW acceleration unless you use a fork. Still check the ToH ofc.

>>105787102
Just read the Docker docs, desu. It isn't that complicated.

>>105782289
>post rack's

>>105789107
That's what I had running for a while. I swapped the disc drive for an HDD tray, connected a 2.5gig USB NIC, made it ignore the lid, and had a service to disable the screen. Shit was nice.

>>105789350
What problems did you have with USB networking? Worked great for me. USB storage always caused me issues though.

>>105790285
nice

>>105790308
>I swapped the disc drive for an HDD tray
That's interesting, so you connected the tray to the internal sata port?

>>105790240
It is for me.

>>105782142 (OP)
is that 0chan or 2ch server

>>105790800
Yeah, laptop disc drives are a standard* form factor, so the tray just slides in. But drive must be 2.5 inch unless you're willing to do some extension cable fuckery.

*drive height is not standard. Not sure if this affects compatibility much. But trays come in different heights too.

>>105789453
Well it's not all that much:
- Home Assistant OS VM (uses almost all of its 4GB)
- Pihole LXC
- Caddy LXC
- Tailscale exit node LXC
- Prometheus LXC
- Heimdall dashboard LXC
- Fileserver LXC
Which sits at about 5-6 GB currently, so I'm fine at the moment.
But I'm about to set up Nextcloud and Navidrome.
After that maybe Jellyfin, *arr stack and who knows what else.

>>105789305
I'm not madlad enough to trust chinkshit RAM in my (primarily) home assistant server.

>>105790800
>so you connected the tray to the internal sata port?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ThinkPad_UltraBay

>>105790910
I never understood how shit like that works.
>Yeah I'll just self-host a website that has multi million users daily
How the fuck does that work? Even if the hardware can handle it, I don't see a fucking home-internet connection handling all those connections. And what about people DoS- or DDoS-ing the site or what happens if you just want to stream some netflix and that eats up your bandwidth?

How does one deal with such challenges?

>>105782142 (OP)
Shouldn't labgopher be removed from the sticky? It's abandoned

>>105783226
unifi dream router isn't complete dogshit but don't get excited about advanced features
It's basically prosumer cpe with a snazzy mobile app to impress normied

Stop posting big boobs.

Any good guides about setting up vaultwarden with reverse proxy?

>>105783332
>>105787033
Okay how about this angle, fail2ban on the host with rsyslog, then forward all logs from the containers to the host that has fail2ban

>>105791023
>Yeah, laptop disc drives are a standard* form factor, so the tray just slides in. But drive must be 2.5 inch
I don't really understand, so you just have a 2.5" drive, then? What's the need for the tray?

Anyone else tried running this?
https://github.com/dockur/windows
How does it compare to running VM?

>>105791034
>Home Assistant OS VM (uses almost all of its 4GB)
kek
dude that's what you get for falling to hypervisor OS meme.
Switching to casaos would probably save you 4 GB of ram.

>>105789107
I used it for few years, but eventually I switched to mini PC.
Nothing wrong with it as long as you tune battery charging.
Mine problem was high thermals and too big (it was 12") for my specific needs.
Cables were a problem since the charging and RJ45 were on opposite sides.
you can use one if you really need one and not wanting to spend anything.

>>105792457
Mommy.

sup /g/

i just upgraded to fiber and for some reason my router is negotiating 100 or 10mbps full duplex even though its set to 1000. last night my main pc was doing 1000 but this morning i woke up and its stuck at 10. my server has been stuck at 100 the whole time. everything is on cat5e or cat6 and has worked at 1000 before. double checked and my NICs are all gigabit and the router is a tp-link archer c7 which should have 1/4 WAN/LAN gigabit ports

any ideas? is it just a shit router? should i install openwrt or something?

>>105792702
>upgraded to fiber
>router is archer
Who is doing the fiber->copper conversion? Where does the internet come from?

>>105792720
cox? what are you asking?

Mother of god, stash is GOATED!

>>105792835
how so?

>>105792785
Looks like your wan port is fine
you should download and rewrite its factory firmware just in case, takes 2 minutes
also turn off any EEE/powersaver settings in switches along the way and in the nics settings connected to the router, eventually set them to 1gbps fullduplex instead of autonegotiation
if that doesn't work get a $9 ethernet tester and check all the cables
if that doesnt work then that archer is fried, replace it

>>105787741
someone must know the answer to this

>>105792847
It let's me organize my terabytes of porn including the scraping of metadata and tags.

>>105792913
>keeping videos of naked men on his drives
ngmi

>>105782142 (OP)
>Watching Wendel
>Raves about the Supermicro X13SAE because how cheap it is 2nd hand
>Go to egay
>Search for it
>Starts at 500€
Am I looking at the wrong place? Where do I find cheap old hardware?

>>105792702
your cables are broken, replace them. your jostling of your equipment has probably severed or loosened some pairs.

>>105791646
why are you insisting on the hosts? is your perimeter device not capable? if that's the case you should replace it with something that can do that if you plan to host exposed services.

>>105792835
is that an independent developed program? not derived from anything? wtf coomers, i didnt know how much game you have

>>105793148
If they only got as much pussy for their work as they do crippling addictions.

>>105782142 (OP)
>browse meme collection
>see this
>never delete anything
I am fucked, aren't I?

>>105792913
the files are named correctly?

>>105793278
It doesn't care what your files are named. It generates a pHash for each file and you can search for the file various metadata databases with that and import the metadata. Alternatively, if you know the name of the scene you can search for it too and it might find it. If it finds it, it imports the title, performers, studio, tags etc etc.

>>105793055
What do you mean with perimeter device? My router?

>>105793641
ya

can one you faggots get balls and create a darknet marketplace, abacus just went down

>>105793822
sure officer, what drugs would you want to find there?

Well now that Synology is shit, who are you guys going with?

Looking for a NAS for my Plex Streaming all the way to 4k as well as general storage, maybe some Syncthing usage.
Have a seedbox that I will likely use to transfer shit over as well.

>>105794342
https://github.com/vdsm/virtual-dsm

>>105794342
my own puter

Here is my HS

> ASrock Rack E224
>16GB ECC 1600Mhz
> E3-1246 v3 @ 3.5Ghz
> LSI9211
> 4x4TB Z1 + 4x8TB Z1 Pools

Case is a Modified LianLI Q08B + 8 Custom fitted Hotswap Bays

Runs TrueNAS w/ arr Stack, meTube, Plex (about to migrate, even though I'm a plex pass user), PiHole, netbooktxyz, and another couple more testing jails

>>105794622
Also,
Fan is a Noctua NH-L9x65, and teh PSU is a Silverstone SFX 450w

Also not pictured is a Mac Mini Late 2012 as ESXi server. With my Network VMS (pfSense, Unifi Controller, PiHole internal DNS, etc)

Which homelab skillset should I focus on in order to get a job?

>>105794737
set up active directory

>>105794342
If you're too poor to contract an IT department for the task you're irrelevant.
If you're irrelevant, then you DIY with Windows Server, a basi Linux server, or something like OMV or TrueNAS.

Alternatively just shut the fuck up and pay the paypig retard idiot faggot tax for Synology device + Synology branded drives and just learn to enjoy being a retarded faggot paypig and learn to enjoy your time on their shaft as they fuck you. At the end of the day, their products still work, they're just becoming extremely draconian and anti-consumer rights. You either reject their business practice or settle for it. Sometimes it is okay to be the retarded paypig faggot. People do it all the time. Why manage your own email server when you can just be a paypig and rent one?

Synology is shit not because they don't work but because they're assholes.
They're as shit as any other big tech company these days. They're still okay to use for the task if you're fine paying extra.

>>105794622
>>105794659
more info on the custom hotswap bays? how did you fit them in?

>>105791782
it's for the drive to not flop around inside the empty disc drive cavity

>>105794919

The exact model is: amazon com/dp/B004IMKTX4

Had 3 of them since 2012 in my previous server build on an Antec 900, with an ATX board.

Since I mostly build ITX systems and that case was my own main rig, when I changed it to a nCase M1, decided to build my server on an ITX server as well.
Turns out I could fit 2 of the 3 inside alongside the Asrock Rack ITX motherboard.
Then I just did custom screw holes in case and bays.

>>105793006
Get X12xxx then you nonce

>>105795400
Those are kinda pricey, guess they're worth it since you can carry them around from case to case as things evolve though.
I assume you just drilled holes around the case to screw it in instead of drilling into the bays?

>>105795986

I know they're kinda pricey, but are completely made of metal and looked sick on that build.

There are cheaper alternatives tho.
The case itself supports 6x 3.5" (not hotswappable) bays by default

>>105789475
I posted that multiple times, but it's almost 1:1 the yaml on the GitHub. I changed the files folder but the problems don't seem related to it. If there's a way to expose one of the ports to the outside I don't know how to do that and said that already. I'm not sure what more information you need. I posted the error log before.

>>105789475
https://rentry.co/Furgchy6n. I'll try posting more. Gonna go after the containers with chat some more and ask what these errors mean and how to fix. Given I've changed very little though and curl does nothing I think it's safe to say trying to get it running on your own might be faster, then you can just tell me exactly what you did.

Hello, can you tell me, Kato? I'm very new to making servers at home. I use Flask for this. What do you recommend to optimize them or what do you advise me?

When people recommend X RAM for Y HDD capacity in TrueNAS is this for RAW storage or usable?

For example would 64GiB RAM meet this recommended amount for 80TB RAW (4x20TB) drives in a Z1 where I'd use only 48 TB (60TB - 20% to leave some free space on the volume) or not meet that or is it plenty?

>>105796049
Okay so I think what happened last time? I got lucky. I was doing a search for panoptikon.log using winscp and landed on it first try. Also had way less crap in docker and for some reason it doesn't go away when you delete docker containers!!!?!!? Anyway I left winscp be to go spin up the container from start down and it ran. In other words. I think I landed on the file it needed to run or something and because I was there it prevented it from being destroyed or something? Then I started it. Because I have attempted several searches and the files disappear and appear as the images are spun up and down, with the result that unless it was running smoothly anyway, there's no way for me to use scp to get an idea of what is happening because the image isn't persistent. Not sure what to try next

>>105793477
What if its re-encoded?

>>105794434
What's this?

>>105789074
No one give real human beans answers

>>105792457
Anyone?

idk where is panoptikon anon but I already got TrueNAS up and running, her sister's asshole will be mine for the taking

>48TB RAID0

>>105792457
it's just docker with qemu

>>105797675
Yeah.
I'm wondering if nested virtualization would offer poor performance compared to VM in hypervisor?
BTW, this isn't for anything like gaming.
I'm fine with wine/steam+sunshine.
I just need to run office suite, I tried this
https://github.com/winapps-org/winapps
And couldn't really get it to work.
So I thought this would be easier to do.

>>105796340
>>105797596
progress motherfucker, seems the reverse proxy is fucked up

>>105796340
>>105796049
>>105789090
>>105788374
>>105788479
>>105787905
>>105787092
I RECLAIM YOUR SISTER'S ANUS

>>105797850
>>105797803
>>105797850
>>105797803
I'm sorry bestelle.
More seriously, I kneel
Is that done through dockge or the app compose system? I am standing by to follow through. What did you do to your compose file to get it to run. Are you sure you are on fangtooth? V25

>>105797879
>Is that done through dockge or the app compose system?
None, I enabled TrueNAS' dumb app shit so the docker daemon is enabled, then went to the console as root, git pulled everything and did everything through the console
>What did you do to your compose file to get it to run.
I modified a couple of things, mainly exposed panoptikon-ui-private's 6339 port, mapped to 6344, completely bypassing nginx
>Are you sure you are on fangtooth? V25
I have no fucking idea, this seems to be master so most likely is even newer than that.

Here's the compose file: https://pastebin.com/vcxkV42c
You basically have to change ./files to where you're storing your data.
panoptikon-ui-public and nginx services can be removed as well since you won't be exposing this to the public.
It is accessible via ip:6344

>>105797920
I guess there's no gayrenteed this will run in dockge or whatever but after 2 weeks trying to do this myself I don't care if I have to migrate this by hand.
If you don't have any idea what version of truenas you're even using other than latest, I'm gonna assume you left all the ui stuff and perams alone besides the docker daemon? Also maybe you installed also the Nvidia drivers to fix the cuda error? I made my entire dataset available via permissions but it had no effect. I'm gonna hope this runs on an actual pool though because I don't really want it running on the boot volume itself.
Hopefully it plays nice with wiregaurd but even if it doesn't having this on my home network is more than good enough. I can finally give my server all my autistic chan jpegs and not have to live in a Lego bin of a computer.

>>105797979
>If you don't have any idea what version of truenas you're even using other than latest, I'm gonna assume you left all the ui stuff and perams alone besides the docker daemon?
Ah, TrueNAS version, this is v25, yes.
> Also maybe you installed also the Nvidia drivers to fix the cuda error?
This is a VM so no nvidia drivers. Forgot to add you need to uncomment the deploy section from the compose file

>>105797998
The host needs them but it's possible that you already had them installed by default

Probably a really stupid question but how do I power 8 GPUs in a server?
I'm planning an EPYC/Supermicro based server and my quick question is how the fuck do I power this? If I just slap two PSUs in there how the fuck do I make sure the secondary PSU starts and shuts down with the primary PSU?

>>105798060

>>105798158
Oh nice didn't know something like that existed. Thanks anon!

>>105784855
>SP3 system.
a what

>>105797159
synology OS

>>105799369
epyc, moron

>>105784855
I'd look for used supermicro boards. I've seen a few shipping new and used from China on ebay when I was looking for a specific SP5 SM board that were mostly cheaper compared to the local competition.

>>105799406
ebay then
https://www.ebay.com/itm/134125308359

>check movie folder
>weird movie downloaded that is not on jellyseerr or sonarr or radarr
bros................

>>105799624
you got got lol

What's the actual situation right now with media transcoding on AMD i/GPUs? (In the context of streaming media like through Jellyfin)
The convention I've always heard is that it's Intel > Nvidia >>> AMD, but Minisforum's upcoming N5 got me curious so I've decided to see just how much worse it is.
And I'm having trouble finding any data on the topic beyond this convention being repeated.

If I run out of SATA ports, how can I plug more HDDs on a home server other than "buy a new server"? Or am I screwed?

>>105800206
You can get PCIe/M.2 expansion cards with SATA or SAS ports

>>105799982
It works as long as you stick to the common use cases.

>>105800206
port multiplicators are a thing
though not every controller supports them and the bandwidth will be limited

>>105800206
get a sas controller on ebay

>>105800223
>>105800232
>>105800257
Nice, I got some empty PCIe ports. Any info on the recommended maximum amount of drives connected to avoid slow speeds or throttling?

>>105800294
an old ass PCIe 2.0 x8 HBA can almost handle running all SATA SSD/s on full bandwidth. that would be 4.8Gbit/s being limited by the 4.0Gbit/s bandwidth of the PCIe lane. but you will realistically never reach that and HDDs need a lot less bandwidth.
usually the HBAs can handle 8 drives at once.
also make sure the card is flashed to IT Mode.

>>105800621
Thanks anon, I'll look into that.

is there a way to get a wireguard connection to my home server from outside the network if my old router cannot run the wireguard server, i have no static IP and don't want to pay for DynDNS?

>>105800750
You're going to need to either pay for some dyndns service or a VPS with a static IP and use that as a gateway for a wireguard server.

>>105800763
any good dyndns providers? i already got a domain.

>>105783332
>why do people buy ubiquiti? let them die
Ease of setup, performance per $, not chinkshit.

Why do people like yourself hate on them for no reason besides they're popular and attractive looking?

>>105800781
No idea I use a VPS.

Opinions on SFTPGo?
Alternatives for serving contents of an existing filesystem over webDAV?

>>105800781
>>105800822
apparently AVM Fritzbox routers have a free DynDNS service provided by the manufacturer. that makes things a lot easier.

>>105782142 (OP)
Are all these janky setups real? The types of setups that are in the OPs of /hsg/. Or are they troll photos, taken for maximum (You)s, like everyday carries with ridiculous items included for the lulz?

>>105800781
who's your registrar? namecheap can do it if you use their dns servers

why would you pay? use freedns.afraid.org or something

>>105801569
>janky setups
hey pal let's see your setup

Retard here, opinions on Unraid vs Proxmox?

My intended use case: NASs for local file shares and Time Machine backups from my laptop, a Windows VM for Office apps, jellyfin, a DHCP and DNS server, and home assistant. I got a r730xd from work (12lff bays) and I don't mind paying for Unraid if it's significantly better than Proxmox.

>>105801675
Debian + Docker + libvirt

>>105801583
>namecheap can do it if you use their dns servers
that's good to know for the future, since my domain is on namecheap, thx. but i got it running via AVM's service now and it justworks.mp3

>>105800750
you manually update the dns record when your IP changes. alternatively, use tailscale.

I have a 1TB QLC SSD that I use as an occasional backup. Will do a cleanup later but for now it's almost full. I sync it every 3-4 months, then it goes into cold mobile storage (my backpack).
I remember read something like you should plug these things into an on computer every once in a while because the data is held via electrical charge and they slowly lose that charge so you essentially have to recharge them.

1) Is that true or bullshit? If true,
2) What exactly do I have to do to 'refresh' the charge on them? Is just plugging them in to an on computer enough, or do I actually have to interact with the content somehow. Is a full virus scan enough, or something more in-depth?
3) How long does it need this charge and how often? I imagine QLC would need it more often/longer than TLC because it's more precarious?

>>105792545
>pic
ive had several laptops that vent heat up through the keyboard. running them with the lid closed damages the screen eventually

>>105801789
>SSD for cold storage

>1) Is that true or bullshit? If true,
true.
>everything else:
never use an SSD for cold storage.

>>105801843
It's not my main backup. It's a secondary backup (i.e. 3rd copy) of just the most crucial stuff.

And it has to be a mobile copy, I can't keep all 3 copies in one place. So the main copy (24/7 NAS) is at home. The primary backup (2nd copy) is also at home, at big 8TB drive. Cold, disconnected from all data and power).
So this secondary backup (3rd copy) should be in a different location. Ok while I'm at home it's also at home, but when I'm out it's with me. If my house is burgled or burns down while I'm at work, at least I have this 3rd copy of the most important data. Not all my terabytes of Linux distros but oh well.

And so because it's a mobile backup, I thought SSD was best? Even in an off and disconnected state, isn't constant movement, being bumped around even in a padded bag, not good for a 2.5" HDD long term? Fragile mechanical thing.

>>105799639
>check ntp
>ntp1.tummy.com
>tummy.com
bros...

>>105797149
It doesn't care. If it exists in the database, and has the right phash, it will find it

https://guidelines.stashdb.org/docs/faq_getting-started/stashdb/whats-a-phash/.

Collisions do happen, you don't want to just turn the metadata scraping on automatically for your whole library. You want to be sort of methodical about it.

>changing from performance to powersaving CPU governor only reduces idle power draw from 64W to 58W
guess we're drawing 64W, /g/entlemen

why does a small 9 bay DAS cost £500 ($682)?

>>105802985
try powertop

>>105800294
A 7200 rpm hdd will give you a max of ~250 megabytes pretty much best case scenario (ie sequential read at the platter edge) which is 2 gigabits. A SINGLE lane of pcie 3 can do 1 gigaBYTE which is 8 gigaBITS, and full duplex (can do the same speed bidirectionally and symmetrically, so reads and writes don't take up each others bandwidth).

>>105801910
if I were you, I would do a fresh write of all the data you want to back up each time, shouldn't be a big deal since it's only every few months and onto an SSD

I think it's ok as an extra backup, but consider using backup software or a filesystem that does checksums or other data integrity checks

Redpill me on Extreme stuff

>>105803955
Had some for work a few years ago. Convinced me to just buy Cisco and Ubiquiti going forward.
Configuration was a pain, poorly documented, and the hardware itself wasn't great.

>>105803110
You are in the category of 0.00001% of humans on earth who owns a multi-bay DAS unit.
You are in the 0.00001% of humans who own a DAS unit that isn't satisfied with a 2, 4, 6, 8 10 or 12 bay unit.
Do the math.
These are NICHE products, they're only realistically worth maybe 25% of that price but you're basically tipping the manufacturer and saying "Thank you for making such a thing! I appreciate it!" when you buy these. This is not a joke.

I have probably masturbated more times this year than there are 9-bay DAS units on planet earth.
To clarify I mean this literally. I'm talking about 9's, not "can fit 9 or more" but actual 9-bays. This is incredibly rare hardware anon and you must realize this before it will ever make sense.

For what it's worth when you look at something like this you should consider looking at actual enterprise equipment instead. You can get big JBODs and HBAs to store more drives for less with more off-the-shelf components and more universal hardware. Any server rack with 9x5.25" bays can house 15x 3.5" drives with 5-in-3 cages for example and that can be quite compact when paired with an ITX motherboard.

>>105794737
Custom rack building
Like Orange County Choppers but for racks
I would like a Hitomi Tanaka themed rack

Alternatives to jellyfin that aren't plex? I refuse to use troon made software

The whole switch is warm to the touch and the rj45 SFP will literally burn your finger.
It's been like this for 8 months now and it hasn't complained

I love chinkshit sometimes

>>105797638
rawdogging it

>>105797803
>>105797850
Gotta say I am disappointed in this write up after implementing it along side a fully debugged set up as intended. It sucks. I pretty much knew it was bad and not what I wanted by looking at it. However I don't really blame you. Beggers can't be choosers.

This is just a segway to a short rant.

Everything about truenas, docker compose, and containerization had led me to believe that I should never ever get into the command line. Personally I am moderately comfortable doing it, however, it's not supported, you aren't supposed to. The yaml and etc should be fully featured and just week

That's the point. The reality though was that docker was incapable of creating the missing folders for the application except as root. In other words, in order to install a program in 2025 the year of our fucking lord, you are expected in a Linux environment to just build the folder system yourself, despite the fact that neither docker, nor portainer, nor truenas has any gui ie supported method to create directories for things. I know what a directory is. I know how to do all of this. However I kind of had the common sense assumption that people have stopped finding this novel and fun since I was born at the turn of the 80s into 90s. Installing things from then and now had never been such a permissions nightmare where the only supported method was duck tape and glue. It makes me wonder what the fuck the difference is between dockge, arcane, or portainer, or the truenas apps system. They all seem equally bad to me.

Does anyone have any recommendations on what I should use? I feel like I'm at a turning point here. I can start dumping apps into the existing ecosystem, or I can start up a docker program to subdivide further. I'm already on 25.04.1 due to hoping updooting would solve any of this crap. Instead if just introduced a bug to make the shells cli mode lag to the high heavens.

TLDR: Whats best for 25.x truenas, dockge, arcana, trueapps, or portainer.

>>105805696
Don't use Truenas

>>105804922
just vpn into your home network, mount a samba share, and play the file raw.

>>105805724
This. I only set up Jellyfin because it was something to do, and more importantly, the syncplay feature.

>>105792835
how is it different from, say, whisparr?

>>105801569
My home server is a 2U that live on a shelf in my closet, along with a 6u rack mounted to the closet ceiling with all my networking stuff. you work with what you got, and often times there's no need to make it look pretty.

Think I fucked up somewhere. Got my homelab with pihole and caddy, both with tailscale installed. Got a dynamic DNS domain and automatic certs setup in caddy, so I made a "wildcard" DNS A record in pihole (with custom dnsmasq config) to point everything on *.home.mydomain.tld to caddy for reverse proxying. Tailscale is configured to use pihole as DNS server (via its tailscale IP). Works great at home but as soon as I tried to connect from outside my lan I realized a problem: pihole will always return caddy's local IP for *.home.mydomain.tld, while it actually should return caddy's tailscale IP, since caddy will reverse proxy to to either a local IP or tailscale IP based on the remote IP.
Is there a way to resolve the same domain to different IPs based on the remote IP(/subnet) in pihole?

This is probably very obvious but when installing ram on a server board (dual CPU), is it installed like RAM on a desktop motherboard if you're not completely populating the the motherboard?
>pic related

>>105805808
rtfm. On my h12ssl I'm only using 4 out of 8 sticks. It said to place them on the outside most slots on the top and bottom.

>>105805819
I see now, I scrolled right past the table that shows to install ram corresponding with the other CPU

I have had 3 servers at home running docker swarm and glusterfs for shared storage for the last 8 years.
I recently switched to drbd multi master, under lvmlockd and corosync/ pacemaker. Performance of all my apps is 10x faster moving away from gluster, but if a node is fenced, it won't rejoin the drbd volume (each of the live peers denies the fence node from rejoining until i bring down the whole cluster and resync with all nodes in slave status. Also if one is fenced it caused a fence loop with all three fencing eachother until I disable the cluster and being then up at the same time.
I just setup qdevice, but to early to tell if that fixed the issue. Any one know what I'm doing wrong?

>>105805713
Why not?

>>105806807
It sucks.

docker + smb.
is it better to mount the volume on the docker host and then pass it as volume to the container or mount it inside the container as a volume directly to from the smb host?

>>105801675
I too am a retard
Awaiting delivery of my R720, second hand. Cant wait.

>>105805399
Bend everything harder if you can, especially the fiber. That will take care of the issue, permanently.

>>105805399
>>105807284
made me sit straight in my chair when I saw that shit rn
it puzzles me only a few anons ever read specs about bending radii, but at least one brain is here

>>105806814
Let me rephrase. What is it about it that makes you say sucks? Why should I use something else? Please keep in mind I don't have a storage controller.

>>105807469
Certain MMF can be tight as

>>105807749
It has a nice ui, but is still obtuse enough where you may as well set up zfs and smb yourself. The apps and virtualization are shit. Proxmox is a much better solution being a proper hyperviser. You could even use truenas in a vm. Even without an add in hba you will have a sata controller you can pass through. Or individually pass through the pysical disks. I'll admit that Proxmox's zfs configuration in the webui is lackluster, but it's surprisingly easy to use in the console.

>>105805696
anon that just fucked your sister here
I get your point and this is totally panoptikon's fault, not TrueNAS' nor Docker so don't expected an upgrade will magically make things work as you wanted to.

My suggestion: Ideally you should keep your devices divided by role, that said, your TrueNAS should be just for storage, and you should have a different device for running containers (or said "apps") that access TrueNAS. I'm aware however that this is not entirely possible so, I'd go with a bare Debian system and configure everything from scratch, install Docker + Portainer and call it a day.

TLDR: Just go bare Debian + Docker. This is how I have my system and werks pretty well

Does it make any sense to self host my pirated/drm free games on a nas for ease of access for both my pc and steam deck? I'm too lazy to install them on both devices, and I want to save space on my deck

>>105808324
Depends on your games but generally it doesn't unless it's streaming. Direct file access over network is unreliable and most games are designed with local access in mind. For old emulators it could work tho

>>105807167
what are you going to install on it and do with it?

Can we please get a follow-up to the RTX A400 using Ada or Blackwell? The RTX 2000E isn't acceptable because it's four times the price. I'd also be happy if Qnap added support for Intel cards.

>>105799387
why?
Does it offer anything better

Is there any reason to throw my dbms in a container?
I'll probably do container for the apps but the db maybe I'll just run bare metal.

>>105805748
Stash is more about managing your library than whisparr is, despite whisparr including library management. Whisparr is also more of an aggregator/download manager comparatively.

>>105808394
ai and docker
want to get practise, also want a file server
playing, pretty much

Do you run windows bare metal or in VM with hypervisor?
Or use container that run qemu?
https://github.com/dockur/windows

>>105809039
bare metal, too much hassle running it as VM and containerized is just a clusterfuck

>>105809048
Why?
How hard can it be to run docker compose file?

>>105809156
because Docker isn't designed to run a fucking OS, it's designed to run single application, is that hard to understand?

>>105809039
For servers? Both depends on use case.
>inb4 bussy

>>105808728
No but i assumed you were familiar with it and you dont want to pay for their recent hebrew practices so using that you can host your own stuff and do what you want with it

>>105809039
You you think she's going to eat that olive? Or let me creampie her?

I'm having trouble backing up my docker folder because some files are owned by root and dnsmasq. Would running chown recursively to make my user the owner fuck anything up?

>>105809373
My docker-compose folder, to be specific.

>>105795692
They cost the same you double always one plus more than yours nonce

>>105809261
no, that's what you understand
>>105809291
no, for windows only applications
>>105809327
sadly, the women that eat pizza like that usually exceed the weight limit of my spine.

>>105809261
Are you dump?
This is exactly what's docker good for.

I got a mini PC and it's fun. Too bad "cheapish" 2.5" high capacity drives will be impossible to find here

>>105809405
>They cost the same
no they dont

https://www.ebay.com/itm/286603895801

>>105809405
no they dont look it up

So I've been trying to run docker containers with podman and so far none of them worked

>>105809744
>that name

>>105809659
>>105809678
Yes they do in Germany. Also the link you guys posted does not ship to Germany.

>>105809776
>Yes they do in Germany.
no they dont look harder

https://www.ebay.com/itm/277012040945

>>105809836
That's an SCZ, not an SCA you dunce. The SCA you linked earlier (https://www.ebay.com/itm/286603895801) does not ship to Germany.
Why is everyone being a giga-contrarian faggot today?! Are americans up already?
Also no PCIe 4.0 which makes the X12 absolutely super[micro] fucking useless to me.

>>105809959
>no no actually not THAT motherboard. no not THAT one either
this is what you get for not stating your budget and specs you wanker nobody knows what you're looking for except 'muh X13' you seen shilled in some youtube slop

>>105810165
Just browsin'

>>105782142 (OP)
>TFW no W880 Boards yet besides a single aSUS elitist board
What's the hold-up?

>>105810182
ok i forgive you

>>105810336
<3

what is the /hsg/ approved lore way of just raiding (raid1 or raid0) two drives together?
mdadm?

>>105810529
Windows Storage Spaces :^)

>>105810586
Don't forget fat as file system.

>>105783428
a ubiquiti employee raped enterpriseschizo's mom or something. his hatred is visceral. be prepared.

Their AP's are much better than equivalent TP-Link. I use the U6-Enterprise one (sub $200). Doesn't have wifi 7 but wifi6e is really fucking fast and uses significantly less power when running an AP over 50ft of cat6 as it negotiates at 2.5G and not 10g over ethernet. I also like how you can run the AP controller software on Opnsense via plugin. Some people don't like having that on their firewall, but I do.

The Cisco AP's are great, is you are smart enough to uncuck them from ebay and know how to config from shell commands. Their hardware is usually best in class.

The U6e is pretty darn good hardware wise and passes the WAF, if you have such concerns.

>>105782289

>>105784720
Is speedfan no longer a thing?

fuck selinux

>>105810586
seems good but there is the eternal issue
>what if i nuke the OS and reinstall
sounds like some people couldnt recover the storage

>>105810679
>passes the WAF
what is that

>>105810866
Web Application Firewall

>>105810878
no i mean wdym 'passes'

>>105809493
>This is exactly what's docker good for.
NTA but it's designed for microservices, they're just moronic and, in an attempt to create a business around it, they came up with this garbage marketing that helps no-one.

>>105782142 (OP)
What do people use mini PCs/NUCs for?

>>105810866
Wife approval factor.

Somepeople don't mind the industrial Starbucks ceiling default mounting systems that come with enterprise grade AP's.

Most self respecting women do mind seeing some abomination like this in their home ceilings.

The unifi flush mount is best in class.

>>105811282
Whatever you want it to.

>>105767469

IT skills got me laid a lot, sort of:

>Some professional mid chick moved into apartment next to me.
>I said "hi" first day, she said "hi" whatever
>knock on door 2 days later, asked if I could help with something. Said her internet went down after install and if I had outage. Mine was fine.
>offered to help
>go into her apartment, and she had the typical normie-rape shit IT equipment from the ISP.
>I say "fuck this" clean up the shit and let her borrow my old OpenWRT modem and get it working
>thank you so much anon. you're welcome whatever. tell her to send the old shit back to ISP before they start billing her, etc.
>asks for my phone number, no problem
>next night calls me over to hang out
>we bone, but she has boyfriend, whatever
>she puts my name in the cell phone as cable guy
>I laugh and tell her the pic related Lebowski joke

Still booty calls me to this day. Although I am not autistic, so I think my charm is what got me laid, but hooking her up to working wifi got me in there.

>>105811362
>tell her the pic related Lebowski joke
>Although I am not autistic

>>105810860
>disconnect storage space drives
>reinstall win
>reconnect drives
it's not difficult, people are just idiots

Are there network switches that also double as KVM switches?

Trying to figure out how to handle my desk setup, where I have

>Laptop 1, which I intend to primarily use with the video out to a monitor via HDMI
>Lapop 2, has a broken keyboard and wifi card, needs wired LAN cable
>Keyboard, would need to use with both laptops due to 1 being set up with external monitor and 2's broken internal keyboard, and I don't wanna unplug and replug it with both
>A mouse, which likewise I would like to use with both laptops
>a 4 bay NAS
>A Network switch I still need to buy, so the ethernet/LAN cable going from the router/modem in the office through the walls into my room can link to the switch, then the switch is linked to the NAS, and Laptop 2 can connect to the switch/the home network/the NAS via LAN, as could laptop 1, though I might use USB C since I think that has faster transfer then the laptop's ethernet ports

So like, are there network switches I could also plug the mouse and keyboard into via USB, then take two other USB cables and connect those to laptop 1 where the switch is acting as a passthrough for the keyboard/mouse, but then I'd also use wireless dongles(?) to connect the switch to laptop 2, where a physical button on the network switch or that's plugged into the network switch can swap the keyboard/mouse signal to go to laptop 2 instead of laptop 1?

If not, can a standalone KVM switch even do that? I'm new to this and most of the ones I see seem to advertise themselves as USB or wireless/bluetooth, rather then talking about being able to do one for one connection and one for the other (and I would specifically want a wired/low latency connection for the mouse/keyboard to laptop 1, ideally)

>>105804922
You mean the jellyfin mpv shim dev?
https://github.com/iwalton3
I don't think he works with jellyfin at all

Finally reached the shell of bootstrapped/kickstarted RHEL with ZfsBootMenu. Truly feels like a checkpoint, since I can now do whole disk snapshots.

>>105811549
nice

>>105811434
Lebowski is probably one of the most famous movies ever by now.

>>105810688
what's that, 6U?

I'm running into weird issue.
Does having multiple compose.yml in the same directory override each other when it's being run?
I'm using this
https://github.com/qemus/qemu
to test if update would break a system, and I'm testing with multiple distros.
So I have several yaml files with different configs, but when I check the containers I just have the last container I've run.
The container names aren't the same, and there aren't port clashing as well.
I'm using podman-compose, if this make a difference.

>>105811609
so is Reservoir dogs, you should quote Nice Guy Eddie next you'll get her wet

>>105811670
>you know what babe, i'd go over 10% for that

>>105811282
>Thinkcenter (M910q)
As home server [Citation needed]
Really it's just always on PC with low power usage, SFF, reasonable performance, next to no noise.
>Running endeavourOS
>HDD is shared over NFS
>SSH for utility (making webms for 4chin)
>Containers (Pi-Hole, JellyFin, VPN, Windows 11)
>Sunshine + Bottles for gayming
Really comfy setup all in all, and cover about 90% of all /hsg/ usage.

I need to be running multiple different distros on the same machine, which is better?
>Hypervisor OS + VMs
>Linux OS + Qemu + VMs
>Linux OS + Container running qemu
>Linux OS + Container

>>105811762
this video stirs something in me...
the meat...the thick pink piggy meat...

>>105811872
>Hypervisor OS
try hyperV

>>105811872
what's your use case?

>>105805757
Surprisingly simple fix: just needed to add a second address=/home.mydomain.tld/<ip> line to the dnsmasq config with the caddy tailscale ip.

>>105811609
>anon my internet is down if you know what i mean ;)
>To protect the sheep you gotta catch the wolf, and it takes a wolf to catch a wolf.
>err what?
>You wanna go to jail or you wanna go home?
>umm sure i could come over
>Lieutenant's got our back. We know a week before we piss.
>anon are you okay? come on my bf will be back soon
>I'm playing his ass. That's my job. That's your job. I watched that cocksucker operate with impunity for over 10 years, and now I got him!

>>105811872
>>105811945
Is this the new brainrot now?

>tfw fell for the 10850k meme
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i-4ISuEpZgk

>>105811996
me want server, wot best.

>>105792927
>>keeping videos of naked men on his drives
what a faggot

>>105812221
>not self-inserting as the women
ngmi

>>105811762
>low power usage
nobody told me this. actually looking to do a cheap 7001 to 7002 upgrade before jumping onto 9004 in a few years.

>>105811282
cluster stuff

>>105811454
No

>>105810586
I know you're memeing but seriously wss is hot fucking dogshit and lost a volume for me within literally 20 minutes when I was initially filling it up, luckily I was copying instead of moving. Wasn't the drives either because I'm still using them in my nas with 0 issues years later. For raid0/1/5 on windows just do it with dynamic disks in disk manager and be done with it and be assured it will work 5ever without issue (I have a literally 20 year old raid5 volume I made back on vista still working on 10 to this day with the same exact ancient seagate barracudas).

>>105813551
>have a literally 20 year old raid5 volume I made back on vista still working on 10 to this day with the same exact ancient seagate barracudas
People are also fearmongering about a lengthy randomly resyncing process that might get triggered after any minor blackout or just incorrect reboot. Have you encountered any such issues?

>>105811304
>>105810866
>>105811304
I've been wanting to start a business that focuses on adding artistic panels to cases to increase WAF but I don't know if people will tolerate the negative effect it could have on thermals

>>105811362
T. Tall guy

>>105813987
Print this picture on the panel. Done.
It will remind them of their natural safe and cozy habitat.

>>105813600
No, after that little stunt it pulled I've refused to touch it since.

>>105814158
You are close but not quite there

>>105812387
>nobody told me this
It's in the specs though.
What did you think the T stand for?

>>105810812
t. lazy, defeated by 3 commands

>>105815316
Turning it off doesn't count

>>105815671
>thing doesn't work
>look at logs
>allow it to work
So difficult

>>105812387
nobody told you because this still appears to be secret knowledge, retards on reddit and orange reddit are still telling to buy pis and n100 trash

>>105815924
What the fuck is orange reddit.

>>105815986
I think its hackernews

>>105815756
I shouldn't have to waste even a second on this nsa backdoor
I'm turning it off

>>105816190
>runs Debian 8 and is scared of rebooting

>>105800805
UniFi are the equivalent of iPhones. The exact same supporting arguments are given by fans.

Anyone else uses alpine for their homeserver?

>>105816545
my server's desktop ricing is heavier than yours.

>>105816545
meh, arch is thin enough for me already

>>105811362
>Whatever