>>108055083
Shit ass 5 minute post delay. You'll get cute elves next time anon.

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>>108055175
why not cute busty elves?

does anyone here use immich? is it worth installing?

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>>108055183

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>>108055083
>page 7
Humiliation ritual. I guess I have to blog post to keep this thread from dying in 4 posts.
I'm going to have to wriggle under my bed like a worm again this weekend to make a second attempt at getting my new router working. Chatgpt thinks it wasn't working because the isp is "sticky" with the mac address. So I'm setting the wan ports mac to the same as the isp routers. The router says it's on vlan 0, but the ai is doubling down that I need to be on vlan 35. If I have to wriggle under there more than once I'm going to kill myself. I'm not even fat, I swear. Thanks for coming to my tedtalk.

I apologize if this is off topic but you guys are probably the best to ask. How do I go about completely backing up my data on an external drive? I have a machine limping along that at this point I absolutely have to reinstall windows on. I will also be using this opportunity to switch to the LTSC version of Win10 since Win11 is a disaster.

I just want to be able to restore all of my data to exactly how I have it now on the fresh install.

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>>108055930
For your usecase I think it would be best to just pick up an external hdd which is big enough for your data. Just copy over all of your data along with your %appdata% folder. Then after your new os is installed you can copy it back to where you want it.

>>108055083
Unraid server wouldn't shutoff cleanly a couple weeks ago, forced it off. Ever since it takes like 3-5mins for the zfs array to start. I'm on 7.2 but don't want to dig too much for fear of breaking it

>>108055930
Don't make the same mistake I did and do control C control V. I learned about Teracopy later.

>>108056189
spoonfeed me

Anyone thing getting a STKP22000400 as temp storage for a few failing drives is a tremendously bad idea? It'll only be used in passing.

I can get one(1) HDD. It won't be in a RAID. Do I wanna risk losing 4TBs of data all at once, or risk losing 12TBs of data all at once? Why the weird jump? They're priced about the same in terms of per TB.

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>>108055841
>Chatgpt thinks

>>108056265
Yeah get fucked. What are you going to do about it?

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>prowlarr, sonarr, radarr, lidarr, bazarr
>jellyfin
>qbittorrent
>ollama
>pihole

what am i missing?

>>108055191
I want to but I'm way too ingrained in iCloud photos and all the other services it comes with so I can't get myself to do all of the work of migrating. I've only heard good things about it so it must be something, I'm just too lazy to do it

>>108056189
>Teracopy
Teach me what this is
>>108056944
Jackett and flaresolverr

>>108056944
a noose.
hang yourself nigger faggot

>>108056196
>spoonfeed me
>>108057060
>Teach me what this is
do you just... not know how to google a word?
https://letmegooglethat.com/?q=teracopy

>>108057079
>not know how to google a word?
I do, but I figured your experience'd explain it better than what the site claims (that sounds mean somehow I swear it's not like that)

holy shit librenms is a pile of artizan php jeet trash
which one of you recommended this?
get the fuck away from me nigger i would rather poll every individual sensor manually by myself

is there a reverse proxy that isn't totally shit? nginx is starting to piss me off. if your backends "Connection: close" early and TCP/UDS reset rest of the content, it's a coin flip if nginx returns back a 502.

i'm a bit of a nigger and don't want to pay to access the zurg private repo - the public one is over a year out of date - i demand someone post a pirated zip

>>108058968
don't ask me I still use apache

>>108058968
caddy is ideal for people with brains too smooth for nginx

>>108058968
The only one that doesn't speed up my hair loss is HAProxy. Its configuration makes sense to me, it flows logically. I don't need to fuck around with a gorillion settings made for web hosting and PHP and shit.

Trying to work out a system to synchronize RetroArch save games that are modified by my iPhone with a OneDrive folder has turned into a whole rabbit hole of what it'd be like to run my own personal cloud storage server.

I'm tempted to set up a Nextcloud server at home just to have the experience of doing it and seeing how stuff connects to it (and get a little more use out of my domain name).

>Nextcloud
who's gonna tell him

>>108059626
To go along with this: what's the most effective way to do split-horizon DNS in your home network? Figure if I'm going to set up a Nextcloud server in my house I should also figure out how to not go past the demarc when I'm in my local network if I want to move files around and not be penalized by my ISP's up and download speeds.

Would this also involve taking the DNS and DHCP functionality out of my router and putting it into a dedicated (or virtual) network appliance?

PiHole seems like one such method to do it but that does seem to be taking some functionality from my router and putting my own service in charge of it.

>>108059977
Could you tell me?

>>108059626
>cuckPhone
skill issue from apple
my android syncs on a schedule 3 different folders to 3 different ftp servers

>>108059366
>too smooth for nginx
nginx isn't good and you're delusional if you think it is. you can keep coping claiming you're big brain because you know all the idiotic intricacies of the configuration, but it's still a massive footgun that requires careful tuning to get functional for any actual production use.

>>108060074
maybe there is a docker image for you

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>>108060124
>Interesting service
>Install via the docker image
Humiliation ritual.

I like turnkey home server self-host projects...

>>108060074
ive used nginx for over a decade.
i dont know all the intricacies of configuration idiotic or not.
>still a massive footgun that requires careful tuning to get functional for any actual production use.
no it isn't and no it doesn't. its easy to say such shit without giving examples. in reality cause it didnt work immediately out of the box you retards run screaming at the mere thought of having to edit a config.

i also use caddy, because it does ssl for me and is easier to run in front of dockerslop. hence why i recommended it. its genuinely good for http/s

i'm thinking of turning my old 1060 4650k into a media/file server. what would be the best way to use that pc to handle all my torrents? i know you're able to host a webui using qbittorent but that doesnt seem very practical

>>108060772
Transmission is good but I dont like the web UI but I get around that using the remote desktop and android apps that are very nice

Also if you want to torrent over VPN I would recommended this container that makes it easy
https://github.com/haugene/docker-transmission-openvpn

>>108060124
a docker image doesn't save you from configuration anon.......

>>108060559
nginx won't pass through Expect: 100-continue to you, simply telling downstream to keep sending.
combine that with the fact that nginx is painfully finnicky if your upstream Connection: close early without reading the whole body.
You usually have to write a lot of basic rewrites for reverse proxying that other revproxies like traefik literally just do by default.
and lets not forget nginx will literally segfault on bad uses of `if`

the only reason I use this shit server is because it serves files, otherwise I would have moved on. maybe I'll try caddy if it actually serves files.

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>>108055083
>page 9
Humiliation ritual. Maybe the op does need elves now.
Anyone use amp? Every game server seems to have it's own way of running and managing itself. Having a central system for it seems very useful.

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hello hsg, not sure if this is the correct thread, but i am in a bit of a pickle. i accidentally knocked the cap for power delivery for the igpu on my mini pc. it still works, but i hooked it up to a monitor and it started to smell a bit geg. i haven't installed an os on this device, and i was planning to use it headless. my soldering skills are lackluster, so im not gonna attempt this. any thoughts? thanks hsg

>>108060124
most retarded take here
just because something makes it easy doesn't mean you're some leethaxxor because you can do it without

>>108063613
bro just solder it back, it is so braindead easy even a monkey could do it.

>>108063613
>i hooked it up to a monitor and it started to smell a bit geg
sounds like you're mini pc is about to experience the headless life.

>>108063613
Figuring out what your trying to do, what equipment it requires and how to do it is probably something you can figure out with some time on youtube. Tons of monkeys make videos and shorts of themselves re-soldering various components.

>>108057062

why are you like this?

>>108017927
reposting just in case anyone comes in and is knowledgeable
so far, I've tested it with TCP_IN port closed and only the TCP_OUT port open
curling http://IP:port now returns a time out
still don't know why an open port is necessary

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Does GPU fan control works under Proxmox for the Intel B50?
If not what connector is this so I can just blast it at 100%.

>>108065496
is the reverse proxy a docker container as well? or is it on the host?

Which is better to help me set up my server - claude or chatgpt?

>>108065986
it's on the host

>>108066067
what do you have on the ProxyPass and ProxyPassReverse? Does it work inside your network? When you say you opened the port 8133, do you mean on the host firewall? Could it be blocking ANY traffic to that port, including local traffic?

How do I transfer a zfs pool to a new proxmox installation?

>>108065998
self hosted