The space between the 3 dots and the community name is quite large. I get the title is kinda small though.
The space between the 3 dots and the community name is quite large. I get the title is kinda small though.
What kind of freezers are they? I hear that top loading freezers are quite efficient because the cool doesn’t escape when it gets opened like a front loading one.
If you can containerise it you could run it in docker.
The reasoning behind this move is said to be X/Twitter not being in line with Debian’s shared values
The reasoning behind this move is said to be X/Twitter not being in line with Debian’s shared values
Makes sense and saved you all a click.
So you have 2, or 3 spof, your home internet, your home router, and your reverse proxy container.
You can solve most of that with a second internet connection on its own router and some k3s/k8s
Current router points to one container then you have your second router point to the other container. You can use DNS load balancing to share the connections over your 2 internet connections.
Depending on your monitoring system you if a connection goes down you could then trigger a DNS update to remove the offline connection from DNS. You will have to set the ttl of the record to facilitate the change more rapidly.
Nice domain there mate.
They do different things.
Jellyfin plays the media, jellyseer lets me see what films and tv shows are upcoming and select it to be downloaded when I get some time.
Jellyseer
Even though I don’t have it hooked into an arr stack it is still useful for what is upcoming.
But did you read the last line? This isn’t classic control panel, this is the new control panel.
Nothing is stopping me from making a certificate from my offline CA for your domain.
Even if you don’t trust the certificate the traffic is still encrypted.
A public CA (Let’s Encrypt, Komodo, GoDaddy, etc) don’t actually sign certificates with their root CA certificate. The root CA creates a subCA (Or signing CA) that actually generates the certificates and the system holding the private keys of the root certificate is shutdown to prevent access but is brought back online every so often to update the revocation list.
You said a private CA is more secure so I am wondering how that is?
How is a private CA more secure then an offline CA with cross signed intermediate signing subCA?
Ask it to do stupid things. Like a to-do list I. Web assembly, or why does a triangle have 4 sides and keep saying it is wrong till it believes you.
Docker really. If something goes bad, trash the container and start again without loosing your actual data.
There is Awesome self hosted and Awesome sysadmin
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It is currently off because I don’t leave it running overnight when I am not using it.
Slowly building up my self hosted test env in a VM on my gaming PC.
Most recently playing with homepage so I don’t have to remember as many sub domains.
Eventually I will get the *arr stack going so my jellyseerr instance is more automated.