I use homebox for the assets and a wiki for the procedures. Works well enough. I do wish that rooms could be treated as assets though to help me record things like paint used etc.

This would actually be an awesome feature request for homebox.

Booklore just went through some drama and is being replaced by grimmory which is a fork. I’ve been using booklore for a while and really like it although there are definitely rough edges. Just upgraded to grimmory last night.

I use filen.io. encrypted and the barrier to entry is really low. Only gripe is that the CLI tool doesn’t support cron jobs yet.

I enjoy booklore, was easy to setup. I don’t think its very matureyet though. Just updated last night and an annoying bug where sometimes books wouldn’t show up after import has been fixed, so the upside is active development!

Honestly most of these look to be almost the same so I’m not sure what the key defining features would be.

For low technical skill entry filen.io and proton are worth looking into.

How do I check this? I route everything on my internal network only. But how should I make sure its not accessible remotely? I cannot just have these on an air gapped network.

Is a photoprism integration planned as well or just immich?

Sex

Without a link to the report or any other justification information this reads like a hit piece. The other important item to understand is what information actually could be released.

As much as I dunk on proton for their CEOs idiocy and lack of Linux support, I also push for accuracy and infographics are dangerous in that space.

I’ll see if I can link the relevant info once I get home and am not on a phone anymore.

My server takes weekly backups via proxmox that are pushed to an NAS. The NAS backups and some additional files are copied up to filen.io for cloud storage. Probably not as professional as many of the setups you will see but it works for me.

Interesting, the code shows up correctly for me in firefox. I wonder if that’s due to my instance?

This works perfectly! Thank you!!! In case anyone else finds themselves wondering about the ${0##*.} portion, I found this article to be very helpful. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/30980062/0-and-0-in-sh

edit: You beat me to it with your link on parameter expansion. I’ll be reading through that tonight as well. Thanks again.

Fuck no the Us shouldn’t get this.

Good point and teaches me to be too quick to respond. Cheers!

/c/piracy would probably be a better resource for you. The few comments from that side I’ve seen mostly indicate torrenting through VPN and using an arr stack.

I mostly go garage sale hunting combined with refusing to buy anything with DRM. My library probably is not as extensive as what you would have if you are a movie or TV aficionado. I use it for movies, tv shows, and music. It’s been great so far. Paired with Finamp as a player on my phone and Supersonic on the desktop I can get around the otherwise somewhat awkward music library management. I love the show and movie default interface.

Note, I believe Jellyfin is also starting to do books. I have not tried it in that application yet.

Encrypt before backing it up remotely.

I used proxmox and its made backing things up pretty simple. Once a week I have backups copied up to filen for remote storage.

I host: Heimdall - easy homepage for my wife and I to access services. Gitea - git stuff. Photoprism - running into a number of bugs and considering switching to immich. HomeBox - asset tracking with associated documentation NGINX reverse proxy - what it says on the tin BookStack - simple book style wiki Portainer - docker container management Paperless-ngx - Helps organize documents. Jellyfin - media server

Appreciate everyone’s help. What I ended up doing was moving to porkbun as I (a) saved money with some of the whois privacy items, (b) got free SSL certificates, and © it worked with the automated certbot tie in with Nginx-Prox-Manager. I did confirm I could manually load certs into Nginx but have very limited time at the moment and this seemed like a straightforward path.

Certainly the proposals for self-hosted DNS servers are interesting and something I may experiment with in the future but times limited at the moment. Now I’m just working out why Jellyfin and Photoprism work perfectly but homebox doesn’t want to work with the domain name. Another round of learning begins!

If you are talking about the steps where wolfgang adds a lets encrypt cert, bluehost is not a recognized DNS provider. If you are talking something else could you provide some additional detail please?

Edit: Just found this, will read more on it as I think it relates to your question. https://eamonnsullivan.co.uk/posts-output/ssl-setup/2024-04-01-setting-up-ssl-for-my-local-apps/

My internal network is blocked off from the internet and I’m not actually planning to enable tailscale for VPN in (my understanding of its purpose). This is really just so I can use sub domains like ‘homebox.mydomain.space’ to access and get a registered SSL certificate to switch all internal over. I’m not using the duckdns that Wolfgang did because I already registered a good custom domain that I use for my e-mail.