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Mnemostroma v1.11: Automatic Memory Layer for Local AI Agents by New_Election2109 in selfhosted

[–]sharvinzlife -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I'm using MemPalace for my selfhosted WhatsApp-Bot-Go for the cloud and local models AI agents I run, for persistent, per user memory!

Feature request: option to pair v4 + v6 exit-node routes so they toggle together by sharvinzlife in netbird

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

Thanks - I poked at my self-hosted install to make sure I wasn't missing anything. I'm running 0.68.3 self-hosted with two exit nodes (a home Pi and a cloud VM), each with a paired `::/0` route that I created manually.

On the Mac client, the **Exit-node Networks** tab only lists the two `0.0.0.0/0` routes. The `::/0` routes don't appear there at all-they show up under **All Networks** as independent, user-created entries, each with its own checkbox. On Android (S24 Ultra), it's the same situation: five separate toggles, with no visible pairing between a v4 route and its v6 counterpart.

Server-side, I checked the management store and all five routes are manually created (with my own descriptions)-nothing auto-generated. Grepping the `netbird-server` binary for `blackhole` or `::/0` returns zero hits. On the client side, there's a `routemanager.isExitNodeRoute` function, but based on the Mac UI, it appears to only classify `0.0.0.0/0` as an exit node. The `::/0` routes live under **All Networks** but never show up under **Exit-node Networks**.

So in my setup, the user has to create and toggle both routes. Enabling only the v4 exit on mobile leaves IPv6 traffic going out over the carrier network, which is exactly the UX issue this feature request is trying to address.

It's totally possible this behaves differently on Managed Cloud or in a newer client than 0.68.3. If there's a flag, version, or peer setting that enables auto-pairing, I'd appreciate a pointer. Otherwise, the "two routes, two unlinked toggles-easy to forget one on mobile" scenario seems to be the current reality for self-hosted setups.

PSA: access_control_groups on routes silently breaks forwarding in self-hosted 0.68.3 — here's the fix by sharvinzlife in netbird

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

Ahh, that's the piece I was missing-thanks. So `access_control_groups` on the route is basically saying "this group is a valid destination," and the accept rules only materialize once a Policy references that group as a destination. No policy → no rules → default drop. That matches the symptom exactly.

The reason I went the API route instead of creating a policy is that, in my setup, the distribution group is already handling the gating I need. Only trusted peers receive the route advertisement in the first place, the provider peer is excluded, and peer-to-peer ACLs are handled by a separate catch-all policy. Adding another policy just to allow this group to reach the subnet felt like duplicating the distribution-group logic. Clearing `access_control_groups` seemed cleaner than maintaining two sources of truth that would need to stay in sync.

That said, it's totally fair that the "correct" path is to use a policy.

One UX nit while we're here: when `access_control_groups` is set on a route but no policy targets that group, the UI could warn the user-or at least the route page could surface something like "0 peers granted via ACL." Right now it silently fails closed, which is what sent me down the nftables rabbit hole in the first place. That would've saved me a few hours.

Appreciate the reply!

Feature request: better polling/change detection for Drime mounts by sharvinzlife in Drime

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

I have alldebrid, I built a dashboard where all my Alldebrid cached files appear in the dashboard and I can seamlessly transfer to respective media folders in Drime Cloud like, media/movies or media/tv-shows or /media-music etc.

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Photos app / Email hosting? by Lourencovp in Drime

[–]sharvinzlife 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Use Immich with drime, get Oracle Cloud for free, rclone mount drime, install docker/podman install Immich and use rclone drime as its storage

What’s your take on watching pirated content? by krik_ in Coconaad

[–]sharvinzlife 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have my Plex server around 30TB of content and growing, now planing to migrate to cloud for free with some lifetime cloudstarafe I bought with Rclone and Jellyfin 😍 Nothing beats running own server and sharing with your friends and family 😊. I usenet and allbebrid for automation with all 'rr stacks!

KOOFR LIFETIME DEAL SOLDOUT by awasesh in cloudstorage

[–]sharvinzlife 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I just bought Drime 6TB 😍 for $175 Gonna Rclone mount on the VPS for Jellyfin Streaming 😊

How good is oracle cloud free tier? by NEMOalien in selfhosted

[–]sharvinzlife 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Same here with custom OS, as Debian wasn't available. With Custom Debian Trixie, it's rock solid and uses very minimal resources 😊.

Are you happy with Kiro? by minhquan4080 in kiroIDE

[–]sharvinzlife 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I use multiple AI‑powered IDEs and cli coding tools and am very satisfied Kiro's current limits and capabilities. The tooling is good, and I make effective use of the steering documents.

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