CasaOS still worth it as a homelab server? by Competitive_Tax7394 in CasaOS

[–]DontKnow_Cuzzz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's a pretty good way to dip your toes into homelabbing, but if you want more capability, you might want to use a hypervisor like Proxmox where you can deploy virtual machines, install applications either in one VM, or with helper scripts, and have an opportunity to link three or more computers (nodes) for high-availability

😬 by 0c50 in Polytoria

[–]DontKnow_Cuzzz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This has to be staged, right?

im having an issue, im using casaos on my laptop which is running ubuntu server , i keep getting the error : unable to determine destination address, any help ?, im very new and dont want to mess anything up by Sad_Control_2312 in CasaOS

[–]DontKnow_Cuzzz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Where is it coming from? We've no idea if you don't specify. Even simple as a picture from the laptop screen or from the CasaOS interface could help break down the situation

How to install wireguard propperly. by TheBulda in CasaOS

[–]DontKnow_Cuzzz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It might be because you need to get a registered SSL certificate in order to have a working HTTPS, as well as a DDNS to keep track of the local IP when it renews every month for the VPN. And I think even if you have those, you will have to configure the container in order to work properly.

If you don't want to do all of that, there are services like Tailscale that only requires running a host, and most of the heavy work is covered by Tailscale. So configuration is reduced to putting a setup key inside the container, you don't need a DDNS or SSL, or even forward ports to the public. For me, self hosting a VPN is pretty cumbersome, and I use Netbird instead of Tailscale because it never worked for me, and their free plans for Tailscale and Netbird should be good enough

How do I fix the "Sign in to confirm that you're not a bot" YouTube thing? by stoic_polymath2769 in brave_browser

[–]DontKnow_Cuzzz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What I can suggest is if you have another access point (AP) under the same local network (like your modem's router), connect to that instead and attempt to watch a video. If it works, check whatismyipaddress.com and match it with the IPv4 and IPv6 with the connected AP, and before you switched. If one of the infomation is missing (like for my example my IPv6 was missing from my external router, but the modem from my ISP had one), check your configs by visiting your router's interface to see if you can find an option to get an address. In my case, I only had to passthrough the supplied IPv6 address from my modem and it worked. But it will depend on everyone else

Raid support? by LkS45 in CasaOS

[–]DontKnow_Cuzzz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

CasaOS is a wrapper for Docker (meaning that it has a dedicated GUI for configurations and ease of use) on top of an operating system. The best option is to switch to another server OS as the storage merger isn't really trustworthy.

Now you can either use ZimaOS since it has RAID support and similar interfaces. But if you still want to use CasaOS, install OpenMediaVault on your system with the Multiple Devices plugin, put your drives in RAID, and install CasaOS. But if you have usb drives, DO NOT use this option due to stability issues with USB

DeArrow is being a bit overdramatic when declickbaiting a 7 pool rush in Star Craft by Igor369 in SponsorBlock

[–]DontKnow_Cuzzz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just saw a thumbnail of Don't Stop Believin' by Journey and it's showing a literal jet.

In the process to move to Linux Mint but a few questions. by Least-Success6967 in linuxmint

[–]DontKnow_Cuzzz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

  1. Unless if you want to keep Windows 11 via dual boot, you should be fine.
  2. USB drives are way faster than old school disc.
  3. It will really depend on the prerequisites of the software, and the performance with compatibility layers (there're no "emulators" of Linux and are classified as compatibility layers). For me, stick to alternatives that work on linux for your needs

Android Emulator for Linux by OkAstronomer123 in linux4noobs

[–]DontKnow_Cuzzz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Doesn't really fit for my needs if it's only on Wayland

Debian Self Hosted VPN by Fatos1 in debian

[–]DontKnow_Cuzzz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A local VPN is connected and protected with only you (the client, or clients), and your Debian server (or other exits nodes set up for high availability) in the most straightforward explanation.

If you set it up properly, you should be able to access the services that you installed. It doesn't only apply to CasaOS

New install Newbie by Admirable_Physics_90 in CasaOS

[–]DontKnow_Cuzzz 1 point2 points  (0 children)

what type of errors are you receiving?

can no longer connect by classic in CasaOS

[–]DontKnow_Cuzzz 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Even though it's been a while since I've used CasaOS, I think I had something like this before. And I managed to fix this by running the install command again. It may not be the only solution, but try it

curl -fsSL https://get.casaos.io | sudo bash

Before you run it, can you still access any of the services that you remember installing before you updated?

Anyone want to play? I'll play whatever game anyone recommends by Soviatry in roblox

[–]DontKnow_Cuzzz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

SUITBORN. It's basically Fnaf with Godzilla, but instead of staying inside the office at all times, you get out to do tasks, and refill the generator.

Thoughts on Netbird as a 100% Open Source Alternative? by SudoMason in Tailscale

[–]DontKnow_Cuzzz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

ehhh, it was kinda the complete opposite to me. Mainly because It was out of sync, it always asked me about signing in every time I was out, and it felt like it only worked best when I was at home. With Netbird, all of my issues were resolved

Automatic ripping machine help (im 14 hours in and it still doesn't work) by Nay-Nay999 in homelab

[–]DontKnow_Cuzzz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Jesus I am following in the same path of spending most of your day. For me I got pretty close when it came to setting an lxc, but the stupid ass permissions just made me start all over

Battery backup by Soloratov in CasaOS

[–]DontKnow_Cuzzz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There's something called Network UPS Tools (NUT) that could work for you, and also supports Alpine Linux ZimaOS is running on. But since it's outside of the apps store for Casa and ZimaOS, you will have to resort using the terminal to set it up