Incessant tinkerer since the 70’s. Staunch privacy advocate. SelfHoster. Musician of mediocre talent. https://soundcloud.com/hood-poet-608190196
Well, there is Mixarr. I believe it downloads and gives recommends. However, there is also a version if you just want recommendations: Mixarr Unleaded which the dev graciously modified just for me apparently. Thanks aquantumofdonuts!! So I feel obligated to recommend the unleaded version of Mixarr.
lol indeed
Im tired of doing unending infa buildouts.
I have my server pretty much set the way I want things. Now, I do tinker a lot. I enjoy the tinkering because I’m learning and to me, it’s fun. It’s a very useful hobby. The tinkering, however, happens either on separate, local machinery, or on my test VPS. Not on my production server.
But I feel ya. Once you have something the way you want it, it works for you, and matches your flow, no need to constantly reinvent the wheel.
Is this your blog? You take nice pictures. Always wanted to get into photography.
Yunohost has come a long way, and as far as I know, has the biggest app catalog for it’s class. I recommend it for people who are just starting their self hosting journey, but there’s no reason to jump ship after you’ve got some experience.
In addition to daily backups, once a month I image the drive. I wrote a simple script triggered by a cron job to image the drive to a NAS backup. The daily backups go to 3 different offsite storage facilities, and two go to separate NAS drives. All drive images are kept both local and off premise as well. So, for individual files, etc, I can restore them from the daily backups. If the wheels fall off, I can restore the whole drive from an image. Might be a bit over engineered but I’ve been caught a few times and so I just decided that won’t happen again.
This is the way with a lot of tech. Someone comes up with an ides, tries to build it and make it successful. When the money starts getting tight, they sell it to a larger company. Usually by the third round, it becomes successful.
netstat -lpn | grep 8080
That’s a bit cleaner than sudo lsof -i :8080. It always amazes me tho, how many different commands/ways there are in Linux to get to the same spot.
No worries mate.
I don’t run Headscale but it appears that there is a conflict.
Who is using port 8080: sudo lsof -i :8080
Have you tried either changing Crowdsec’s port or Headscale’s port?
Change Headscale port:
/etc/headscale/config.yaml
headscale:
listen_addr: 127.0.0.1:8081
sudo headscale serve
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1975: An artist by the name of Labi Siffre released a track called ‘I got the…’, a song about his partner Peter Lloyd. Labi Siffre is the real Slim Shady.
I mean, of course Bezos wants to rent you a cloud PC. Bezos would sell your shit back to you if he thought there was a market. Hell, I’d sell your shit back to you if I thought you’d buy it. When I see headlines like these I think ‘Well…duh’.
Most people don’t need a machine, they just need a thin client
Amazing how we’re come full circle
I’m not so sure how ‘quiet’ it was. We’ve been putting desktops in the cloud for quite a while now.
Backblaze personal is about the cheapest I know of: $99 per year unlimited. Caveats would be that the drives have to be physically connected to the computer doing the backup. Additionally, should you ever need to restore the backup, the best way would be to buy a 10 tb drive from Backblaze, restore the data, then send the drive back for a full refund x 5. Restoring 50 tb online would be excruciating.
Same. pfsense will filter a lot of spam with Spamhaus_Drop type feeds. Then T-Bird with a lot of rules for different sorting options. Also, I use a lot of alias email addresses so those are easy to filter right into the trash can. It’s interesting to watch who sells my aliases.
Oh snap! Man, you didn’t have to do all that just for one dipshit who didn’t understand what Mixarr was. I should have done a bit more reading. I feel embarrassed. I will spin this up in an hour or two when I get my chores done. Thank you so much!
Connects to Lidarr
So, I don’t run the ‘arr stack’, and am not interested in downloading, but I would like recommendations on new music. I am running Navidrome which scrobbles to Listenbrainz. How would Mixarr fit into this scenario?
That’s pretty cool. I’m not sure I have an immediate use case for it as I seem to be short 40k in pictures, but I certainly bookmarked for later. The dataset wall is pretty wild, and fast. Thanks for sharing.
Same. No issues.
Absolutely. I was quite humbled.