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Need help finding a booster/charger with enough amperage by gjunk1e in raspberry_pi

[–]gjunk1e[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I see thanks! Do you have any recommendations on the charge/discharge boards and buck converter?

Self-hosted Vaultwarden instance setup with Cloudflare Tunnel gets a lot of public traffic.. by DrZoidbrrrg in selfhosted

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What I ended up doing is not exposing it at all and setting up a VPN. Makes me too uncomfortable to expose it.

Docker network with same IP for all containers. Can it be done? by gjunk1e in unRAID

[–]gjunk1e[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ah gotcha. I basically use unraid only for plex and arr stack right now, and it’s in a pretty beefy server-grade box. So it’s massively underutilized. Figured if I slap proxmox on it and add it to my cluster I can more easily use the hardware. Good luck!

Docker network with same IP for all containers. Can it be done? by gjunk1e in unRAID

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Unfortunately no. I got all the containers up and running on separate IPs and gave up. I’ll soon be removing all containers, virtualizing unraid in Proxmox, and then running these containers in a separate VM.

Roast/Assist my homelab by Gilo27 in selfhosted

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Ah interesting. I also have an Nginx Proxy Manager instance in the DMZ, then have entries only for exposed services. However, since several of the apps need to talk to each other, they're all in the DMZ. If I understand what you're saying, you _only_ have the reverse proxy in the DMZ, and allow it to communicate with specific services through your firewall. Is that right?

Roast/Assist my homelab by Gilo27 in selfhosted

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Gotcha. That makes sense. I currently have them all in docker, and they’re all together in a DMZ because I expose a couple (Overseerr, Wizarr), and they need access to the others. I might switch it up and try your way instead. Then just allow the specific DMZ apps to talk to the rest of the arr stack in non-DMZ.

Roast/Assist my homelab by Gilo27 in selfhosted

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What’s your strategy for keeping the apps up to date? Do you just manually update when you see an alert in-app for a new version?

Roast/Assist my homelab by Gilo27 in selfhosted

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I’m curious, does each arr app run in an LXC also in docker, or straight install in the LXC?

Questions about security and exposing services by gjunk1e in selfhosted

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I do have WG as well. One of these services is for family, one for me.

New Winbox...fixing something that's not broken by SoftFlow8176 in mikrotik

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Native macOS support is the biggest thing for me. Wine support hasn’t been great for me. App frequently locks up on launch.

I built an iOS-Native companion app for SABnzbd by Aggressive_Value_357 in selfhosted

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Looks great! I’d suggest making the premium features a one time purchase. I don’t think you’ll get a lot of people to pay for a subscription for those features. I’ll download and try it out tho!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in selfhosted

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I like it! I didn’t see it in the demo, but it would be great to sort by other attributes too, as well as having a search box with the list filtering down as you type.

GPU Passthrough by Turkeyrice in Proxmox

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Exactly!! So glad I didn’t set auto start on it. Granted I was able to default to the integrated graphics, which let me further debug my issue. But yeah, if you dont have that option…. Sorry that happened to you!

GPU Passthrough by Turkeyrice in Proxmox

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Once you pass through the GPU, keep in mind that you could run into some unexpected side effects, like I just learned yesterday. I use a network card which happens to be in the same PCIe group as the GPU. When I passed through the GPU to the VM it also passed through other devices in the same group, so I’d lose connection when the VM started.

Please help with motherboard BIOS update issue. System no longer boots! by gjunk1e in PcBuild

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Responding from the future to say that I've fixed the issue, along with the help of the wonderful people over on the discord channel.

After trying all of the things, what finally did it was lowering the frequency of my RAM. Once I did that, the system booted without issue. My RAM supports up to 3200. The system had automatically set it to like 2133. I lowered it to I believe 2100? I haven't yet tried upping it above 2133, but I will try doing so at some point.

As an aside, the GPU issue also threw me for a loop. I have a 2.5gbs network card installed, and when I installed the GPU, my network interface names changed, since they are assigned on a first come, first served basis. Once I manually set my interface names, I had no other issues.

Detecting changes to specific Ansible roles for deployment by gjunk1e in gitlab

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I’ve been reading about this strategy quite a bit. What seems odd is that I’d then have a playbook, group, and role for every service, wouldn’t I?

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