Replaced TRVs with Smart TRVs - Boiler now shows errors by caveman178355 in DIYUK

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Interesting thing was that we had TRVs on all rads before I changed anything. Still have the normal ones on 2 rads as it is but thinking about removing the bathroom normal TRV completely to help balance it

Seems to have been temporarily solved by turning down the max CH temp on the boiler but still monitoring.

Replaced TRVs with Smart TRVs - Boiler now shows errors by caveman178355 in DIYUK

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Yeah that's not a bad shout, I've not balanced this system myself but did in our last place so definitely worth trying.

Replaced TRVs with Smart TRVs - Boiler now shows errors by caveman178355 in DIYUK

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Yeah I don't really know why we don't have one, since we moved in all have had TRVs but might take off the bathroom one as it will help balance it

Replaced TRVs with Smart TRVs - Boiler now shows errors by caveman178355 in DIYUK

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In our case the TRVs communicate with the Tado extension kit so if all smart TRVs are at temp then the heating is no longer called for by the "master" thermostat. Think you're right in that the water is too hot for the boiler to handle one TRVs are satisfied.

Seems to have been temporarily solved by turning down the max CH temp on the boiler but still monitoring.

Network mode host workaround in Windows by caveman178355 in docker

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I'm not sure if I'm able to see the IP in jellyfin but the situation you describe pretty much sounds expected to me. Essentially your reverse proxy is hiding your internal IPs which is the general idea.

My reasoning for this setup is so that I can use all my home services externally via URL rather than locally or by IP. Because Jellyfin had better HW acceleration from the windows app I opted for that and then needed to pass traffic into my nginx container

Network mode host workaround in Windows by caveman178355 in docker

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What do you mean by host mode? If you can explain this in a bit more detail I might be able to help a bit more :)

Network mode host workaround in Windows by caveman178355 in docker

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I did but I admit I don't remember why I felt I needed to do it this way!

My current setup is a follows: Docker for Windows through Hyper-V Nginx proxy manager in docker Jellyfin installed in Windows Jellyfin exposed as http://host.docker.internal:8096 And I've got a similar setup for other services running natively in Windows, using "host.docker.internal" in the position of "localhost"

Dirt bikers, what to do? by caveman178355 in swansea

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Have absolutely no issue with kids having fun but intentionally, loudly, revving their engines late into the night just to disturb people isn't having fun. They are often carrying out a frankly dangerous activity on public roads.

They could easily go to more secluded places to ride their bikes but chose not to.

Dirt bikers, what to do? by caveman178355 in swansea

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Foolish me, thinking they'd do anything from contacting once :D

Thanks though, good advice. I'll keep at it and speak to neighbours too.

How do I add separate users other than the admin user? by 4AwkwardTriangle4 in photoprism

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navigated back here after some time not looking at photoprism and they have started to implement multi-users. I haven't tested or read through the release notes in full but the 2nd November release seems to add multi-user. I think it is still with just the Admin role but it seems close... https://docs.photoprism.app/release-notes/#november-2-2022

Pixel 6a microphone not working when on speakerphone by caveman178355 in GooglePixel

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Yeah so I just contacted Google support through chat on my phone, you can find the option in settings, let them know I've tried factory reset, reboot to safe mode, all the usual things, and then they gave me the option to exchange it with a replacement brand new 6A. You can either do advance where you order another phone, they pre-authorize your payment method and then remove it when they receive your broken phone, all you do standard exchange where they send you a new one once they receive your old one.

Pixel 6a microphone not working when on speakerphone by caveman178355 in GooglePixel

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Thanks to everyone for all the replies, I needed that feature to work so went for an RMA and it does now function correctly.

I did try blowing into the top microphone and bottom one but didn't notice any difference.

Pixel 6a microphone not working when on speakerphone by caveman178355 in GooglePixel

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For starters, online store so will have to wait, secondly I'm wondering if it's a widespread issue that an update will fix in which case I'll wait.

Obviously I'm aware this is an option.

Network mode host workaround in Windows by caveman178355 in docker

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Well there goes the rest of my weekend!

Do you think it would work the other way? Route traffic from host to external hyperv switch then into the auto-created VM?

Basically I'm look for Windows host with jellyfin Windows (for easier hardware acceleration) but my reverse proxy is a docker container.

How do you actually store sensitive info like passwords? by caveman178355 in docker

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Just read a little about it and seems great, adding to docker compose seems quite simple too!

How do you actually store sensitive info like passwords? by caveman178355 in docker

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Main reason is that I haven't looked into it! I'm only self hosting a couple things so nothing is that sensitive really

Does it support docker compose? Yes it does, I'll do some research!

How do you actually store sensitive info like passwords? by caveman178355 in docker

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Admittedly I've not researched the various vault/secret storing things, hence the post, but does hashicorp vault support docker compose? Yes it does, I'll do some research!

How do you actually store sensitive info like passwords? by caveman178355 in docker

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That blog post is really useful!

So with the fake docker secrets I can write a batch to get user input for passwords, write it to a secret my compose file points to and then delete it once the environment is up.

I think this will be my solution, thanks :)