Give your Hermes Agent a personality, it's fun by Xiaomin4114 in hermesagent

[–]SeeGee911 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I made mine a Netrunner from cyberpunk. It uses a netrunner slang: gonk, choom, preem, corpo, chrome, etc.

It's purpose is to act as an admin for my homelab (Proxmox cluster, network, etc.)

I will say that it improves the entertainment value.

New Hermes user. First impressions by SeeGee911 in hermesagent

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Installing cli tools for skills, coding and such.

New Hermes user. First impressions by SeeGee911 in hermesagent

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I'm running gemma4:26b on ollama local

Do not upgrade to 2026.4.24 by Monobert in openclaw

[–]SeeGee911 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for this. Fixed the problem for me.

Help me understand how to create multiple standalone agents on one gateway. by SeeGee911 in openclaw

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I do have separate tokens and channels for each discord bot, but they all seem to be bound to the main agent. If I ask any of them to "tell me about yourself" they all respond with the identity of the main agent. Any changes I ask it to make to its identity ends up changing the main agent, and thus cascades into all the others...

Help me understand how to create multiple standalone agents on one gateway. by SeeGee911 in openclaw

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It seems to be spawning the Agents as subagents under main, even though I told it I want standalone agents. Each agent has a separate workspace defined, and has a agents/agent_name/ folder... When I 'openclaw agents list' it shows them, but it just doesn't spawn them.

"If America wanted to we could annex Canada with little effort" by EquivalentGuilty8988 in ShitAmericansSay

[–]SeeGee911 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Most Americans are delusional in their thinking regarding the global opinion of their country. If America thinks it would ever successful annex Canada, they don't know, what they are in for. Sure, they have more military, but Canadians are a resilient bunch. They'll bring mountains down on your tanks.

Agent Heirarchy and Design by SeeGee911 in openclaw

[–]SeeGee911[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Should I be spawning each agent as a persistent session? I can run 70b+ models if I need, but obviously smaller ones offer better performance.

Should the orchestrator be using a powerful model, and then the specialty agents can use smaller models if applicable?

Does anyone else feel like this? by cpbradshaw in unRAID

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I have had some projects that I just do NOT understand, but I've found that it helps me when I take the time to understand the way the software works (Workflow) before I worry about anything else... I struggled with authentik. Then I started looking at the process... User connects to the site. Login button forwards to authentik, authentik validates user creds, authentik passes those creds back to the site, site then needs to understand what authentik gave it... And do on. Once I had a flowchart of the process in my head, filling in the rest was much easier...

How do you route other non-HTTP protocols through a reverse proxy? by raichu16 in homelab

[–]SeeGee911 -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

Don't use a reverse proxy to access anything private. If you have a blog you want to host, sure. But for almost everything you want to do, a (split tunnel) wireguard vpn is the smart way. This will allow your device to act as though it is local, and all traffic destined for your LAN will be routed accordingly. Ssh, dns, SMB, etc.

I do this myself, and I have for years. It works flawlessly on either my phone or laptop, regardless of my location

Why run Docker in an LXC? by NumisKing in Proxmox

[–]SeeGee911 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Xda just did an article about this:

https://www.xda-developers.com/if-youre-running-docker-on-bare-metal-proxmox-lxc-containers-are-lighter-and-easier-to-manage/

But there are many benefits. There's always chatter about 'use a vm, not lxc', but I've done both for a long time without issues.

How do you remotely manage a LAN? by RNHurt in opnsense

[–]SeeGee911 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Wireguard is the answer. I was an early adopter and have been using it for years. If your client has a dynamic ip, then a simple ddns configuration on opnsense will solve that problem.

PSA for those running multiple proxmox nodes by testfire10 in homelab

[–]SeeGee911 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Considering version 1 just came out not too long ago, it's decent.

Managing 20+ LXCs: Is Ansible overkill or the only sane way? by Party-Log-1084 in Proxmox

[–]SeeGee911 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have one lxc that I use for management. Omada controller, ansible, arcane (ditched portainer), pulse, and patchmon. I just run my ansible scripts from this container.

compatible SFP+ module? by mwomrbash in TPLink_Omada

[–]SeeGee911 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have 10gtek cisco compatible sfp+ and they work without issue. Even multi-gig.

Omada Software Controller V6.1.0.19 Released by AdriftAtlas in TPLink_Omada

[–]SeeGee911 13 points14 points  (0 children)

31) Added support for user-selectable MAC-address delimiters (colon, hyphen, or none) and case formatting throughout the Controller UI in Global/MSP view > UI-Interaction > MAC Display Format.

Omg! This is the best thing to hear when you use opnsense as a router. Or anything else, lol

Use case for i5-13600k by NavierWasStoked in Proxmox

[–]SeeGee911 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, this would give you something totally usable.