In short: buy a cheap ups power strip or a generous USB powebank capable to being under charge 24/7 and do not let the HDD switch off on power loss…
That is a guaranteed recepy to destroy your data and possibly the hardware as well as spinning disks don’t like abrupt shutoff and that applies to data being written on SSDs as well.
Remounting after the power resumes is the last of the issues, easily fixed by a amount/mount command with the proper fstab setup.
I have a premium account, but It should work also with a free account. The difference is in audio quality.
Navidrome Is good. I also have jellyfin but preferred a dedicated tool for music. I use Symfonium (paid android app) on mobile and navidrome web GUI from PC.
Paired with AudioMuseAI and Spotizerr it’s pretty great.
You can make different groups or even different dashboards entirely
It’s my house heating. Basically it’s a home made app on a orangepi that controls three dry relays and a few sensors feedbacks (stove on, stove warm, gas burner on, etc).
Everything is wrapped up by home assistant automations via MQTT and ZigBee thermo valves and thermometers in each room
The link on the dashboard points to the web GUI to check and control heating bypassing home assistant automations.
My setup it’s better described here https://wiki.gardiol.org/doku.php?id=homeautomation%3Aheating
What do you mean?
Highly appreciated, you made my day
Stirlingpdf to edit pdf. Snap otter to edit images. Openwebui+ollama for local AI, lube logger for car maintenance. Mealie for kitchen recipes. Endurain to sinch Garmin data. Romm for console games. Home assistant. Jellyfin. Navidrome for music. AudioMuseAI for local AI analysis of my music, audiobook shelf for podcasts and audiobooks, searxng for web searches. Olist for WebDAV and web file access, paperlessngx for storing documents. Matrix web client elements, seerr to search movies and stuff recommendations. ExcaliDash to manage drawing and such…
Enough?
What a fuckton of ads and shit on that website…
Feels awesome and a cool project to self host but visiting that URL makes me puke
And that’s why pure capitalism will destroy us peons.
It’s a run to the bottom, no exceptions.
I am no communist or such, but anything left unregulated and uncontrolled will lead to destruction.
That’s the trust I have on pure and uncontrolled human behaviour.
Tariffs? Maybe export labour laws instead of exporting democracy? Maybe even better, export human rights so that the race to the bottom actually has a decent and ethnically acceptable bottom?
Woah… Didn’t expect USA that high, but actually woah.
As for NK, well, they had a few issues with famine and bad crop yields due to low tech and stuff, at least until Iteaveled there, it was some 15 years ago.
I an happy to see they are better off now, at least I hope they are.
I visited NK and Pyongyang many years ago… Thats kind of good news for the people it seems… Maybe from constant famine and concentration camps something is slowly improving for the people?
If you have a public IP just use wire guard. If you don’t have a public IP, rent a cheap VPS and use that as entry point, setting up one wire guard from home to the vps, and the other from your phone to the vps.
Don’t get me wrong, you are a bit patronizing.
I was only giving a suggestion based on my personal experience, I don’t feel obliged to respond directly to their question, as well I do not expect OP must go to a synapse forum, any question is always welcome.
I think OP was looking for fellow lemmiters experience on matrix and the topic, so I felt like giving my experience.
I was a bit brief yes, but not out of line, oli think.
Your comment was correct, just a bit patronizing.
I don’t use synapse so I cannot directly answer the question. But this is not the support forum for Synapse either, so I think proposing a different approach could be of benefit for the community …
Use Continuwuity instead of synapse… Faster and much less resource hungry
Yes, I meant ssh private/public keys, not certificates …
And changing the port reduces the amount of attempts in any case.
Yeah. Sounds about right.
First of all disable root login over ssh. Second, move your ssh from port 22 to another port of your liking. Third, disable password authentication altogether and use only solid certificates.
Ahahahah i used to. Then life, family and new hobbies happened.
I was thinking of 2.5" inch USB drives powered by USB cables…
For 220v ones get a proper ups power strip. They are cheap about 50-60 bucks