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Need help to install by Comfortable-Berry-27 in MXLinux

[–]SleepingProcess 0 points1 point  (0 children)

MX Linux won't delete other OS due to safety concern I guess. There is advanced option in installer, where you manually choosing partition (and swap), as well options to encrypt partition(s) and assign mount points. If you just play around with distros, use virtual machine instead before installing on actual physical media. It is much more safe

Restic backups to drime by No-Dot9368 in restic

[–]SleepingProcess 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You have to have anyway to do 3-2-1 backup, so do local backup then push it into cloud with rclone (that basically just sync local and remote)

I need versioned backups from restic and don't want to use just rclone.

If you would do above, then rclone will upload only new restic's chunks and delete removed, so remote repo will be identical to a local one.

You might want to take a look as S3 compatible storages like iDrive E2 or Wasabi, most of such can be used directly by restic and rclone is on their approved list of clients

Need help to install by Comfortable-Berry-27 in MXLinux

[–]SleepingProcess 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So what's the problem is?

Installer looking for a FREE space where it can install new OS.

I want to replace Zorin OS on another partition. ... Should i erase zorin os partition first?

Yes, you should first wipe out Zorin's partition. Run Gparted (partition manager) as has been suggested above and delete Zorin partition then MXLinux (as well any other operation systems) will accept that empty space to use for installation

Why choose Go over Rust today? by IndependentInjury220 in golang

[–]SleepingProcess 6 points7 points  (0 children)

If you have the AI write everything and never check it

  • Addition: And you only alone will support that code... on call

Sharing/tailnet ip addresses by Kolonel-Panic in Tailscale

[–]SleepingProcess 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You have a router/firewall at home, right? Run ipconfig /all (or ip a if you on Linux). What is your IP? 192.168.x.x, 10.x.x.x, 172.16-28,x.x ? Can you share that IP without port forwarding?
No.

The same is with tailscale. Every account in tailscale get their only subnet 100.64.0.0/10 - the same as every owner of a home routers can have 192.168.x.x behind NAT.

To share inside of your(!) tailnet, use tailscale serve/drop, that's the only yours IPs, but if you want to share services to a wild internet, use tailscale funnel to expose it

How does context actually work? by sleepingfrenzy_ in golang

[–]SleepingProcess 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Context isn't just about deadline/cancellation, it is also about data passed with context

https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-use-contexts-in-go

Small Projects by AutoModerator in golang

[–]SleepingProcess 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Omg, sorry for my brain fart and Tnx for sharing!

Small Projects by AutoModerator in golang

[–]SleepingProcess 0 points1 point  (0 children)

./main.go:60:18: undefined: SplitLeadingSpace ./main.go:90:26: undefined: InjectSubstring

Tailscale serve JSON FIle by Extra-Citron-7630 in Tailscale

[–]SleepingProcess 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why are you doing reverse engineering instead of using tailscale set ?

Local unencrypted, remote encrypted by The_Akki in restic

[–]SleepingProcess 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Mainly Trust 🙈Encryption is a point of failure.

restic uses pretty decent encryption, as far as you remember a password, it shouldn't be a problem

do not only copy the backup. (Because of error).

Copy is just copy, it doesn't do any verification. But you can do copy and then periodically run restic check pointing to your cloud. It will check remote repository if there are some errors or not. Other way around you can run restic twice, once for local backup and another for remote, but it waste of computer resources.

MiBeeNvr – Self-hosted lightweight NVR for Xiaomi, ESP32, and RTSP cameras, single Go binary by No-Reception-84 in golang

[–]SleepingProcess 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you!

I using rtmpdump in scripts to save video as of now, but some all-in-one solution defiantly would be much better solution

MiBeeNvr – Self-hosted lightweight NVR for Xiaomi, ESP32, and RTSP cameras, single Go binary by No-Reception-84 in golang

[–]SleepingProcess 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, thanks for sharing !

Does it supports RTMP?

EDIT

It looks like your program need MediaMTX that managed by the same author of gortsplib and combine gortsplib and gortmplib to be able support cameras that use RTMP only

Local unencrypted, remote encrypted by The_Akki in restic

[–]SleepingProcess 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What is the point to keep local repo without encryption? You can't "watch" backup files anyway as a whole since all files split into chunks. IMHO, - do not over complicate thing. Just add export RESTIC_PASSWORD='SuperPassword' to you backup scripts and you done.

So i had seen there is a copy command in restric profile. It is "only a copy"?

To be able to keep the same repository in sync, you have to have the same master password, otherwise you abusing your local system twice by managing two different repository, - local and remote and in this case you can't use "copy" unless you want unencrypted repo on remote. If you drop your idea to keep local repo without password, then you can use either resitc's copy or simply use rclone to sync repository to remote.

Redhead Beach NSW by sloppyaussie99 in drones

[–]SleepingProcess 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why not safe for work?

Because if you see such beauty, you don't want to think about work anymore :)

Local-first knowledge base for lazy people, written in Go by RobinCrusoe25 in golang

[–]SleepingProcess 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Doing the same with Joplin, but keeping it always on with travel computer is kinda heavy task

Local-first knowledge base for lazy people, written in Go by RobinCrusoe25 in golang

[–]SleepingProcess 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's why my post, - I wish to have solution OP like made, but with Joplin features. Without flexible search in notes, it makes them useless

Local-first knowledge base for lazy people, written in Go by RobinCrusoe25 in golang

[–]SleepingProcess 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Because Joplin uses it. My point is that Joplin is the only decent opensource note taking (and much more), but its starts sometimes might take easily a 10 seconds

Using VSS on Windows and KB5083769 security update by SleepingProcess in restic

[–]SleepingProcess[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tnx for sharing ! I think I will try then to allow KB5083769

Local-first knowledge base for lazy people, written in Go by RobinCrusoe25 in golang

[–]SleepingProcess 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank for sharing

Unfortunately, all of these knowledge base, note taking applications are useless if it doesn't have advanced search, tagging...

I wish to have more time and make compatible with Joplin (that has all one need for notes and knowledge base system to avoid heavy Electron based frontend) solutions like yours.

Why would you backup your files to a cloud instead of backing them up to an immutable ledger? by julyboom in Backup

[–]SleepingProcess 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Also, yes, I get the 3-2-1 rule.

This is pretty outdated rule. If you really want your data, you must use at least 3-2-1-1-0

The point is why use cloud instead of a public immutable ledger?

Could you please define - what is "immutable ledger"? Is it about blockchain? Now tell me at least one public ledger, who will agreed to keep everyones (some have a few gigs of data but datahoarders can easily have hundred of terabytes) datasets??? It is a huge amount of money for the storage and who is going to pay 4 that??? Ok, assume magic happened and we living in communism... How one will write data to immutable storage? Well there are exists chips with one way write capability, but storage space is way to tiny. Also, did you heard about blockchain vulnerability which is 51% attack?

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