It was relatively easy once I figured out that netbird doesn’t support a wildcard certificate. They just released and update that fixed that and they now support subdomains. I also do still have headscale as a backup if I need it.

Oh yeah I know. I’m mostly only able to use deep servers and that’s why I switched because j wanted to be able to use my own deep server and not have to rely on tailscales.

I actually had the opposite and the tailscale app would drain my battery when using one of my exit nodes. I will say the netbird app needs some love. My biggest issue is that it doesn’t stay connected or is able to reconnect when I change WiFi networks or go from WiFi to cellular.

I could never get the self hosted stun server to connect so I was always using tailscales derp servers. Netbird is also fully opensource so that was the main reason I wanted to switch. I was also able to easily setup SSO with authentic and netbird which gives me 2FA as well.

I just setup authentik in podman quadlet and got a lot of my services setup with it. Their documentation is actually very good and thorough. It covers a ton of services with easy to follow instructions.

Ok looks like I figured it out, turns out Netbird doesn’t like wildcard certificates, I spun up a quick NPM reverse proxy in docker and everything is now working fine using a certificate for netbird.mydomain.com instead of a wildcard cert like *.mydomain.com

I’ve been looking at this. I’m currently hosting headacale which is super easy and nice. I might give this a try I just need to get over the hurdle of adapting this to work with podman like I have with headscale. Anybody else running this via podman quadlets?

I’m also looking for something. I just tried netdata but looks like there is a 5 node limit now? I’m green on netdata but seems like a lot of people are mad about it lol. I’ll give beszel a try but doesn’t look like it does logs? Any thoughts on Foss options for system logs and alerting as well?

From what i know about netbird(which is not a lot). Buy its a beast to setup. I could never even get their standard docker compose file to work.

That being said I’m rocking headscale and love it, super easy to setup and tons of documentation. I’ll need to give netbird a other try when I get time though.

Jenny should do a grammar check for your and you’re

Yeah I would say so. You still having issues?

Did you go here and look at the supported codecs for encoding and decoding?

https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/docs/onevpl/developer-reference-media-intel-hardware/1-1/overview.html#ENCODE-OVERVIEW-11-12

Ah OK what GPU are you using? are you using the integrated graphics of your CPU?

This is most likely because of encoding. Did you change any settings in jellyfin for hardware acceleration? Have you passed theough your GPU? You will need to find out what codecs your GPU supports and enable those in the jellyfin hardware encoding spot.

I run jellyfin on an LXC, so first get jellyfin installed personally I would separate jellyfin and your other docker containers, I have a separate VM for my podman containers. I need jellyfin up 100% of the time so that’s why its separate.

Work on the first problem, getting jellydin installed I wouldn’t use docker, just follow the steps for installing it on Ubuntu directly.

Second, to get the unprivileged lxc to work with your nas share follow this forum post: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/tutorial-unprivileged-lxcs-mount-cifs-shares.101795/

Thirdly, read through the jellyfin docs for hardware acceleration. Its always best practice to not just run scripts blindly on your machine.

Lastly take a break if you can’t figure it out, when I’m stuck I always need to take a day and just think stuff over and I usually figure out why its not working by just doing that.

If you need any help let me know!

^^have you tried this? I needed to enable for my banking app to work.

I’m going down this rabbit hole right now and porting all my docker containers to quadlets on rocky Linux 10 as well. Haven’t done arr stack yet but everything else has been a pretty smooth transition.

Don’t give up its worth it to be able to run rootless!

Proxmox does say docker isn’t officially supported in LXC. That being said I’m running 10 docker containers with no issues on an LXC. I have recently had some weird database not connecting issues and other strange new docker containers not working in an LXC for some reason. If you can I would try the same setup but in a VM and see what happens.

I recently was trying to get authentik setup via docker and it just wouldn’t work. I gave up and spun up a VM, ran the same docker compose file and it worked right away.

Hopefully this helps?

Sorry I’d this has been answered but are you running this in docker on a VM or LXC?

I’ve just setup headscale in docker and it worked right away. It’s even faster than when I was using tailscale. It was very easy to setup and I’ve been using it for about a month with no issues. Doesn’t really help but I haven’t used gluetun myself.