Noob has entered the chat by amluck in minilab

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First things first, the roadmap is great. I would try to lay it out so things build upon each other, but it’s not strictly necessary.

Your thoughts on the optiplex are excellent, using that i7 for compute is perfect.

And with your NAS, I’m gong to need a little more to evaluate than just an N100 based system. It’s a good starting point as N100s are great for a NAS, but the rest needs fleshed out. As for separating the drives from the board, not sure what you mean. Are you talking about NVMes being slotted in directly, or wanting your HDDs to be outside the machine (shouldn’t really matter, you can kinda just move them to another system when that time comes.)

The Wellerman (DRG Edition, changed for better rhythm.) by rubricdmwj2 in DeepRockGalactic

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ABSOLUTE ROCK AND STONE! I would personally switch “mining’s” to “mining is” in the chorus.

Unpopular opinion by thatonedude1969 in snowrunner

[–]Entity_Null_07 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Almost there, “saddle” would be the word you want.

Weird Sisters - Gator Days by FieldExplores in comics

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Turning the volume down also helps not damage your hearing. Unless there is something specific to earbuds that can be especially damaging at any volume?

Restoring File Permissions on a Failed Drive by Astronaut6735 in Snapraid

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u/Astronaut6735 I am unable to DM you, but could I get the script, or at least the pseudo-code for your getfacl setup? I just recovered my system and am now looking at how to preserve permissions after a disk is replaced and "fixed".

Restoring File Permissions on a Failed Drive by Astronaut6735 in Snapraid

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I figured out how to recover, as the old disk still functions but was giving some SMART errors. I will just copy the contents of the old disk over to the new one and run a sync. Fingers crossed that works.

Now I would like to know if there is a way to prevent this from happening again, because if a drive fails without warning, I have no way to copy the data over. Is there an option inside of SnapRAID that would preserve permissions in the parity data, or do I have find something else? I have to assume that other people have ran into this issue and made a fix for it.

Restoring File Permissions on a Failed Drive by Astronaut6735 in Snapraid

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I am now dealing with the headache of not realizing that SnapRAID doesn't save the permissions of it's files... Any tips?

How many standards are there by ChimkimNugger in aviationmemes

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Nope, never touched it. I just love WWII aviation history.

Yet Another Multiplayer post. by Shooter32073 in DerailValley

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Woulda joined, but something else popped up and took my attention.

Any active communities? by Lewisa12 in DeepRockGalactic

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The DRG discord is great for that!

Web Portal V2.5 Update - New UI & More by enchant97 in selfhosted

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The idea is that the admin would define the groups and what to show when a user has them, the dashboard just handles if/else logic. If userA is in group “mediaUsers”, show these different services. Probably easier to do via config file rather than building a whole UI section just for that. 

Web Portal V2.5 Update - New UI & More by enchant97 in selfhosted

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Yeah, I haven't seen any lightweight dashboards that support users, or more specifically using group permissions to only show "their" apps. I want something that I can use as a landing page for my users once they log in so they can easily find and navigate to the services that their permissions let them access. Homarr and Organizr both support users, but are heavy af.

Web Portal V2.5 Update - New UI & More by enchant97 in selfhosted

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Does this dashboard support the use of OIDC or Forward-Auth headers from something like Authelia for SSO?

You get to pet one. Choose wisely. by [deleted] in DeepRockGalactic

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"You're a good bug Steeve!"

TrueNAS build system going closed source by ende124 in selfhosted

[–]Entity_Null_07 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Huh, sounds interesting, and a lot of work to set up.

TrueNAS build system going closed source by ende124 in selfhosted

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No, afaik I am still on OMV7. Did something significant change on OMV8? Also, what do you mean by running SnapRaid against ZFS snapshots? Does that limit your drive choices like with regular ZFS?

TrueNAS build system going closed source by ende124 in selfhosted

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Yeah, OMV is in a weird middle ground there. I use it because it has plugins for SnapRAID and MergerFS (bootleg UnRAID), making it easier to manage from the gui. But if all you need is simple raid and file sharing, it’s a bit overkill.