>have nicotine+ instance running for over a year to share my media library
>Upload at 12.x tb as of earlier in the year
>Usually goes up by .1tb if anything when I check every couple months
>Decide to try out slskd
>Set it up with the exact same library folders
>Check on it a couple days later
>17.4tb upload in less than a week
>Damn son
>Nicotine is only at 12.3tb after something like 15 months
>Both are set up to have basically no access or download restrictions other than a 50mbps (byte not bit) global speed cap.
Weird.

>>110173446
You wanna see something else weird?..

>>110173539
I suppose?

>>110173446
Bro I've been on slsk for too long, I currently use nicotine because I like the interface. I've never heard of this client. I just started fucking with docker, this is now on the growing to do list. Thanks for the heads up yo.

>>110173668
Go look in a mirror then lmao #pwned

https://stalw.art/blog/stalwart-1-0/
Self hosting mail is solved drop your dovecot shit

>>110174305
:D

>>110173831
D:

>>110173773
Honestly, not a fan of slskd solely because of the interface. Very user unfriendly imo. Every element is fuckhuge, every (or almost every) list/tree defaults to open, the way the browser tree works is so ass backwards and unintuitive it's like it was done on purpose, and basic qol features like going to a user profile or browsing all of their shares from a download search result doesn't exist. I'm sure there are other things too that I've forgotten. Honestly I am very not impressed. The only reason I was thinking of moving from nicotine is that it has no bidirectional clipboard being a gtk thingy inside of a docker container, otherwise I wouldn't have even bothered looking for a replacement.

>>110172395
certainly not my preferred way of tormenting a woman

ghcr is cucking me out of updates, guess I'm running insecure outdated containers now

github.com/
doms9/iptv

>>110174278
>enterprise product
Sir this is the home server general

https://github.com/PatchMon/PatchMon
what do you think about this meme?

>>110174278
mailcow just werksTM

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>>110176618 >>110177994

Last few parts to my first server are ariving in a few days. I'm quite happy.
Uses: Hosting private game servers, VMs, and as a renderslave for my blender animations (running with my main desktop through a manager)

Any reason not to run Ubuntu LTS Desktop on it? There's trendy stuff like Pop!OS that I tried before but idk.
I'll need Nvidia drivers tho, for the rendering stuff.

>>110175332
why not headless cli

>>110175275
>monitor your Linux fleet
I have one server

>>110174278
I've already been using stalwart since forever. It just works. That said selfhosting email is dead and for a local relay stalwart is completely overkill.
t. running three local relays and two real instances

>>110175332
Ubuntu is fine
>popOS is trendy
Maybe 3 years ago for gaming kiddies

>Dismantling and selling off minicomputer array to make room for new rack
>12 on eBay, no SSD, no OS.
>3 attempted returns for "won't turn on" and 1 for "can't install Windows''
I fucking hate retards.

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>>110178419 >>110180372

>>110178193
>eBay
thats the problem.
i only sell locally accompanied by my 6'6 300lbs friend wearing black hoodies at 9pm in the most obscure alleyways. no issues, no returns.

>>110178327
Nobody within 100 miles of me would've paid 1/4th of what I sold them for, though. That's the trade off.

I'm thinking about removing my ISP's router/modem because it serves no purpose. Any good cheap modems that take a fiber SFP module and have an RJ45 port?

>>110177994
The last few weeks have convinced me that ubuntu's security team are fucking batshit insane with their package versioning when it comes to CVEs however.

>>110175275
>bundled UI
Bro, this is a single fucking ansible playbook that leverages dpkg. Scratch that. It's a NET-SNMP extension to a bash script to whatever NOC service you use, maybe a nagios plugin at best, and they're trying to bundle it as a seperate application.

>>110179407
its some ansible playbook + ui for jeets

>>110175275
Use SemaphoreUI if you need a gui for ansible

>>110174569
Yeah I'd be leaving it on the server and forgetting about it, I'd do my dloading on the other boxes on nicotine. Still worth investigating with those numbers. I'd put my entire media collection on it not just music and watch those numbers fly!
Docker is fucking nifty, I love the concept. WHY DIDN'T I SWITCH FUCKING YEARS AGO, FUCK YOU MS.

Guys, when do you think Librrary will be released? I'm so tired of using multiple instances of Sonarr (1080p and 4k) and Radarr (1080p, 4k and special editions).

https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/1wo2yxg/

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>>110179151
What model is it? It sounds like it might be a combination PON ONT and router, in which case it might still be possible to replace it, but you wouldn't be able to use a regular fiber Ethernet SFP.

>>110178327
Makes sense
Can't issue a refund if you fear for your life

>>110180333
Would it not be possible to just plug in the ISP-provided SFP into a tplink modem box?

>>110173831
gotem

>>110180426
Probably not, unless your ISP actually gives you a fiber Ethernet (rather than PON) handoff, or their SFP module is an "ONT on a stick" that speaks Ethernet to the port it's plugged into, or by "tplink modem box" you mean one of TP-Link's ONTs, rather than one of their routers or switches that are equipped with Ethernet SFP ports.

Identifying exactly what hardware it is (model numbers, or even just some pictures) that you currently have from your ISP and want to replace would save a lot of guessing.

>>110179937
>Guys, when do you think Librrary will be released?
Don't know, don't care.

You can tell Mikrotik started using AI from how extensive routerOS changelogs are now

>>110181541
yea but at least they somewhat actively fix their firmware and UI vs other more expensive vendors who only release a biannual security fix, maybe, if you're lucky

>>110179706
Then it'll be fine. It almost even feels like it was designed just to be a file host more than a client due to its flagrant disregard for ease of use in favor of detailed (somewhat) history graphs and lists and such.

thinking of buying a Lenovo ThinkCentre M70q to use as a router and caldav server. it only has one Ethernet port though. can I just buy a USB to Ethernet adaptor and plug a switch into it or will there be some unforseen consequences? also can it act as a WiFi router too if I get the one that has a WiFi card

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>>110183409 >>110187171 >>110195666

>oh cool gonna buy this router because it supports smb share via usb
>Windows now requires SMB signing by default, which blocks connections to router SMB shares or older NAS devices that do not support or require SMB signing

>>110182548
>using windows
ranjesh..

>>110176618
I've never done that so it's kinda scary
How do you even debug? Setup? All that jazz as headless?
I was planning on using desktop for setting things up then unplugging the output once I got everything ready

r710 still worth spinning up today?

>>110172395
Is there a guide for babby's first webspider/crawler especially after cloudflare ruined the internet? (Anubis is fine you just /wait/).
What I need is plaintext. News sites, papers, books, sharepoint, confluence. Search results as the output of searx without me needing to paypig $0.1/site for someone else to crawl.

>>110184904
do you have an actual use for it

>>110182548
literally every consumer router that offered some kinda usb NAS feature that I've tried never worked out of the box for me. it's a marketing gimmick.

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>>110188027 >>110188654 >>110195761

i finally found a use case for this thing /hsg/
just look at it
it has:
> 2 cores
> 2 threads
> runs at 1.58ghz (with a 2.16ghz boost)
> 1mb of cache
it's now attached to an usb printer and runs cups and a docker container with scanservjs

>>110182366
Correct me if I'm wrong, but if the switch you buy is 801q compatible, you just made router-on-a-stick and you'll be fine.

>>110187897
it also lacks:
> aes new instructions
> vt-d
> turbo boost
> hyper threading
but it has a tdp of 4.3w

I was vibe-coding a fully local youtube frontend which uses yt-dlp to curate recommendations and download videos, but maybe there's something else like this already? Does anyone know?

>>110187897
I've got a little shitbox like that, was planning on just using it for torrents, or a router.

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>>110189347 >>110195761

>>110188654
>torrents
not enough storage in mine (64 mini sata only)
>router
two realkek chips with a cpu that struggles when updating the system

>>110189273
Mine has like six USB3 ports on it and internal SATA, and I've got a few external laptop drives I can spare. Figure I'd use it like a router/pfsense/seedbox type thing. No idea if pfsense is still a thing or if there's a better option. Can't remember what the router app was, maybe that was it and I'm confusing it with something else. Maybe it was pihole, but on x86? Weekend project I need to do some research on. Been a while.
Saw the thing about the TVs and AI cleaning them up, want to do that too.

>>110179151
What ISP? The WAS-110 from the 8311 community may be what you're after.

https://discord.gg/8311
https://pon.wiki/xgs-pon/ont/bfw-solutions/was-110/

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>>110190427 >>110190557 >>110190566 >>110190978 >>110191203 >>110191453 >>110191922 >>110192100 >>110195490 >>110195681 >>110208221

How do you guys name your servers

>>110184025
first thing you install is a coding agent like opencode, pi, or codex

Then you ask it to write bash scripts to configure whatever you were gonna do by hand in the GUI.

Then you save those scripts; now your system is perfectly reconfigurable later, exactly the same, just by running that script.

>>110190127
like the physical box?
if it's not in a rack I usually use vendor/model/chipset

>>110190127
After anime characters ^_^

Bought a dell poweredge 740 with 192gb ram, 4tb nvme and 2x xeon gold 6138, no gpu (no money)
Running alpine as host (anybody doing this way?)
Some vms for git, web server and dev with libvirt
A lxc for qwen uncen with 3 tps, got 5 tps after tunning, tried 3-4 times then shut off because of its overthinking

Power supply isnt stable, 2 times reset a month when Im not at home

Having 4 months doing some stupid shit just to know about the vms, backups, upgrade

>>110190127
Usually name it after the model of the case its in.

>>110190561
nice

>>110190127
Cities in Tolkein novels.

>>110190127
I'm a pretty big fan of the Remedy game universe right now so I've been naming my hosts and vm's after locations in The Oldest House

>>110190561
gratz on the new box, how much did it cost you?
proxmox is better imo
your token rate should be at least double that if your memory channels are maxed out

>>110190561
sell 64G ram and buy a 3060 12G and you can run heretic_abliterated_giga_rape_qwen much faster

>>110190978
Sup palantir!

>>110190978
>tolkein
Gotta be the most cliche naming scheme for anything tech or fantasy related

>>110172395
How much does she earn for this?

>>110190127
Tokyo
Scarlet
Bossofthisgym

>>110190127
Boats from Azur Lane.

>>110190127
srv-*service*-dev/tst/prd

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>>110211666 >>110212110

thoughts on this used 18TB Toshiba I got off ebay? return or not?

Its got 1.3 PB read lol...
513 delayed ECC errors corrected

>>110189347
>six USB3
mine doesn't even have one. it does have an sd card slot (which is unpopulated). it also has a sim card slot (which is unpopulated) and it has an weird form factor wifi and bluetooth card slot (which is unpopulated).
>Figure I'd use it like a router/pfsense/seedbox type thing.
never got into the whole build your own router idea after i bought an archer c7 and flashed openwrt on it. what are the advantages?
>pihole, but on x86?
that exists. i've used it but ublock origin is enough for my needs.

>>110191253
Around $3800, got a refurbished one. The pricing is insane

I want something manual though, that's why I choose alpine. But gonna try proxmox later. On the numa pinning, I just followed some guides and couldn't get into 6 or 7, maybe I did something wrong

>>110191336
Planning to get one 24GB but 2-3 years later. I'm tired of the pricing now. I need those ram for building the aosp and other ebuild. My laptop is too old to build

I wonder if people here will start to realise how stupid it is give complete local network access to a third party service
>>110158736

All the fans I have are 4-pin
The board I have only has 6-pin system fan
I checked the diagrams and it seems the pins match (GND, 12V, FANSPEED, CONTROL) but the 6-pin has an additional (FANSPEED2, NC)
I'm wondering what the Fanspeed 2 is, and if I even need it.

>>110184025
thing is everything you setup is gonna be done from the cli anyway so you might as well do it from the comfort of your regular machine over ssh

>>110193267
>tailscale
>cloudflare tunnel
>aislop mgmt tools
the jeet triangle

>>110193413
>>110183409
>>110179476
why do you keep mentioning "jeets"
are you mentally ill?

https://www.netgate.com/blog/pfsense-at-20
its HAPPENING
>>110193609
fuck off mumbairat

>>110193267
If we count VPNs as third-party services, then pretty much everyone here is doing that. At least I presume no one has written their own VPN protocol.

>>110191435
True but using places from Dickinson or Melville seems kind of pointless too.

>>110193267
>>110193616
This is fair. I run wireguard, and if they fuck up their UDP tunnel implementation, I'm on the hook, not them.

>>110193615
This is huge holy shit

>>110193615
>Still not cloud-init compatible boot settings
Come on, man. OPNsense and VyOS have this same fucking problem.

>>110172395
I was really hoping it would snap her neck against the floor

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>>110195835 >>110201060

>>110193616
If I host a VPN with my own hardware and network that is not a third party service and would not be vulnerable to the same issues as tailscale.

Tailscale uses a third party service to route the connection and that third party service has compromised people before .

>muh wg server
Okay but it doesn't do: ACL policies, taildrop, device posture, tailscale funnel or serve, service segmentation, identity

>>110193629
Its not fair since tailscale isn't just wireguard .
You're open to any wireguard issues in addition to tailscales stack and tailscale isn't tested nearly as well .

>>110195400
>useless bloat
Gee I wonder why it's so insecure.

>>110195424
No one should be doing nftable/iptables/ufw in 2026AD.

>>110190127
On kinda the same topic: Gimme your best names for a machine that essentially just sits in the local network and it checks if someone tries to access it and if it happens it kills the network.
It's current name is "Bitcoin Wallet Storage".

>>110195490
fafo.yourdomain.net

>>110195459
>just backdoor your machine to avoid using a firewall
No

>>110195570
Then don't use fucking tailscale. Someone literally linked a BSD IGW up above. But it's a hell of a lot better QoL than fucking UFW.

>>110195601
It takes 10 seconds to open a port in firewalld lol

I don't understand your issue with firewall config

>>110195622
Reading/debugging the God damn thing the moment tables get.populated or you have VLAN frame IDs.

>>110182548
>windblows
I bet your dingaling is micro-soft lil faggot

>>110190127
After my gf, anime characters and historical figures

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>>110187897
>>110189273
just ran geekbench 7 on it
https://browser.geekbench.com/v7/cpu/755234

>>110195376
>would not be vulnerable to the same issues as tailscale
Yeah, it's possibly vulnerable to different issues.

>>110195835
I use wireguard and so does tailscale so my setup can only have the same or less issues .

My home server is up, running OMV, got a 12gb RTX3060 running Ollama/Open WebUI and soon ComfyUI all in Docker containers. Problem is because Debian is retarded with Nvidia, I had to resort to using ChatGPT to walk me through getting my GPU working with this setup because the current Debian kernel version doesn't work with the Nvidia driver. It got pretty involved and I had to do a ton of shit. What is the "normal" way to get this up and running without having to jump through a fuckload of hoops and needing an LLM to hold my hand through it?

>>110196442
An AMD or Intel card

>>110196620
I've tried doing AI stuff with Radeon before and it was not good. Like a card that should be twice as fast as a 3060 ended up being half speed generating images. Did AMD finally fix their shit?

>>110172395
wtf is this

>>110197534
a general for people using servers in their home, mostly non-enterprise so you can host stuff on whatever appliance you have laying around

>>110185486
Is there a reason you can't just use common crawl/wget the RSS for your specific interesting sites?

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>>110196442
I used ubuntu for my 5090+ollama backend vm and it just werks
pulled the official nvidia driver direct from their website

>>110197534
Called an OP, or "Original Post", which starts a "thread" where other users can reply to further a topic.

>>110197534
an asian woman
they are real outside of your anime

is the M720s a good choice for a beginner home server? Want something cheap to host all my anime and Claude told me it was the best at $160

What software do you use for backups? rsync isn't smart enough to figure out if the folder was deleted or moved, leading to a potentially huge amount of unnecessary reads and writes.

>>110200879
proxmox backup server

>>110195376
>that third party service has compromised people before
listen here, you disingenuous little shit: nobody was """""compromised""""", the actual explanation is right there in your screenshot. @poczta.pl is a shit free email service. because tailscale uses oauth instead of their own identity & login service, the oauth service incorrectly assumed that @poczta.pl was a private domain belonging to a business, and so treated everyone with a @poczta.pl email as belonging to the same business. which is why they appeared on the same tailnet until the mistake was rectified, not that you bothered mentioning that. kindly castrate yourself and then kill yourself

>>110201060
Tailscale requiring any auth service is the problem .
I didn't bother mentioning that it was fixed because its 1 year old so obviously its fixed but its an example of how using something with third party auth is scary and your stupid to give that complete lan/machine access .

Compare this to the basic wireguard key system that doesn't email, google auth or any other garbage.

>>110200959
Looks like a big hassle to set up and requires its own hard drive

>>110202844
>its own hard drive
wut?

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>>110202844
>backup requires disk space

>>110172395
I have two 8 terabyte easystores I bought like 4 years ago. Are they ok if I'm just letting them sit? I don't have a use for them yet, but I don't want to sell them because I got them for so much cheaper than the current tb/dollar price.

>>110204673
yeah, they can sit no problem. treat them like a pantry item, cool/dry, don't shake them, out of sunlight, etc.

How is everyone dealing with HDD prices. I used to have broad categories on separate HDDs but now I'm using mergerfs and pooling all my space together. WD Red 16tb drives are $680 right now and I'm actually fucking considering it.

>>110205053
I managed to buy a lot of storage before prices went up, but since then I've been pruning my library. I don't want to buy more storage.

you guys are very funny...

Is there a reason I should keep the possibility of needing to decode AV1 open as a possibility for my server?

Trying to decide between running an mATX vs ITX mobo, both have 10Gbe networking built in and I will need an HBA so the only reason I would get the mATX would be to have an extra PCIE slot for a av1 capable gpu in the future since my quicksync generation doesn’t have it.

I only care about archival grade quality files and as far as I know all AV1 files available online or on private trackers are just lossy reencodes of original releases that were originally H.264/5, even most WebDL’s aren’t AV1 right?

>>110196017
Not necessarily. You can have a Tailscale setup without poking holes in your firewall.

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>>110205053
I'm currently fine for HDDs. The last ones I bought were like 18 €/TB, which is normal levels. Getting new SSDs was quite painful though.

>>110199586
>160
no, i would get some fullsize silent atx shitbox (even Haswell works) so i can cram 4-6 hard drives and extra pcie nic without duct taping chink adapters to a throttling minipc

>>110205251
depends of if you'd ever start archiving yt vids

>>110205251
Hardware transcoding is a meme ,just make sure you have a good processor and software encode any future or past codec you want

Not a server question but I figure you all would know:

I need a portable HDD to plug into my PC's via USB, but everything is overpriced right now and I want to buy a refurbished or used internal HDD instead and just use a USB enclosure

However, the only drives I can find for a really good price are SAS rather then SATA, and I can't seem to find a enclosure that will work with SAS drives that would function like a portable drive that's not obscenely overpriced, unless I'm just not looking in the right places

Do they not exist or what?

>>110207662
>>110129876

>>110190127
function or notorious characteristic and number
>dock01
>dock02
>gpu01
>gsrv01
i could've named them nas01 and ai01 or cuda01 respectively because the dock servers are actually NAS running docker containers and the gpu server is actually for running ai models, BUT, i opted for dock because running containers is their main purpose and gpu is a more generic term since the box could also do heavy graphics if desired

>inb4 ur autistic
yes, i am

My home server is amazing buddy.

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>>110208229

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>>110196442
I have this same setup, but with 3060 + 3090
The trick is to install cuda and container-toolkit from nvidia, see below and picrel

root@gpu01:/etc/apt/sources.list.d# cat cuda-debian13-x86_64.list nvidia-container-toolkit.list 
deb [signed-by=/usr/share/keyrings/cuda-archive-keyring.gpg] https://developer.download.nvidia.com/compute/cuda/repos/debian13/x86_64/ /
deb [signed-by=/usr/share/keyrings/nvidia-container-toolkit-keyring.gpg] https://nvidia.github.io/libnvidia-container/stable/deb/$(ARCH) /
#deb [signed-by=/usr/share/keyrings/nvidia-container-toolkit-keyring.gpg] https://nvidia.github.io/libnvidia-container/experimental/deb/$(ARCH) /

>>110208221
I have
>pi001
for my raspberry pi cluster (currently only 1 pi though)

rocking a 23w idle here with drives spundown, very comfy bros

>>110205053
if you actually need the storage you're just going to have to bite the bullet and skip the morning starbucks for a few weeks. prices aren't going down in the next 12 months.

just like ram. shit sucks but if you need it then you better just get it before it gets worse

>>110208240
ignore the bot posts please

>>110208221
>not starting at 00
not really autistic are you, larper

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>>110208329
that's cute

>>110208443
that’s not very comfy

>>110208537
nice and toasty though

>>110205053
>How is everyone dealing with HDD prices
thinking back exactly two years ago when a mate asked me
>listen i need some cash, you want a few 8TB seagate expansions in return for $200? i could get you 5 or 6 from work brand new boxed
and my reply was
>nah bro here's $200 dont worry about it, pay me back by xmas ok bro?
>haha ok thanks bro
and he did pay me back but those drives would have been nice now.

>>110190561
>3-5 t/s
>Now is my service production quality?
Five t/s is so little that I've forgotten how to count that low.

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>>110205053
>How is everyone dealing with HDD prices.
I am not.

How come there's not an upgrade button in Proxmox that you press and upgrades from 8 to 9?
Why would I go through this humiliation ritual?
>https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Upgrade_from_8_to_9

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>>110210806

Installed monbooru on my server and it's so nice. Now I just need to move 300k+ images into my library and tag them.

>>110210264
How does it compare to Szurubooru/Oxibooru?

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>>110210806
Haven't tried either, so I can't say for certain. I just compared the features that they both list and picked monbooru to test.

I'd been thinking of what kind of a local booru I'd make for myself, and I wanted it to be able to sort all of my media without worrying about filename collisions and be able to fetch tags from public boorus, which monbooru is able to do in spades. It also supports fetching tags from Hydrus' PTR (assuming you have 80+ GB to spare) and using AI to automatically tag images. Haven't tried the AI tagging yet since I want to import human-curated tags as much as possible before going that route.

The overall user interface is also pretty good. Even usable on a phone too.

It also has a really nice interface for image relations. It automatically marks images that look similar and lets you go through them quickly to decide if they're duplicate images (not hash equivalent), variants to each other, newer/older versions of each other or based on the other. Was able to see that I had some lower-resolution duplicates in my library.

>>110209959
just reinstall and restore vm's from backups

>>110193281
pretty sure the extra pin is just for more power because server fans are no joke

>>110192281
depends on your use case and what the actual drive is rated for.

if it's rated for 1PB then return it, if it's rated for 100PB then it's fine.

if it's disk 2 in a 2 disk raid, then maybe get something better, but if it's disk 12 in a 20 disk array then depends on how much you paid for it

>>110192281
Datacenter-grade Toshibas are usually rated for 550 GB/year (look up datasheets for your specific model) so 1 PB total is not that bad. ECC errors are not good.

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>>110212110
>550 GB
Meant to say 550 TB/year.

>>110211433
Looks neat.
Szurubooru is basically dead at this point. Abysmal performance, development on life support for years, absolutely not worth picking up right now.
Oxibooru is a fork (technically?) of Szurubooru with a lot of stuff rewritten from scratch to deal with Szuru's performance issues. Its main selling point is Szurubooru compatibility - it can easily import an existing Szuru database (but not the other way around, nobody would actually want that anyway though), it supports Szuru's gallery-dl-based toolkit for mass importing as well as Szuru's browser extension (extension can directly import booru posts). Performance difference between Oxi and Szuru is absolutely insane - Szuru can process 1 post per XX seconds, Oxi does XX posts per 1 second in exactly the same conditions, and no, I'm not exaggerating.
Maybe I should spin up a monbooru instance to see what it's like too. Feature set seems pretty similar to Oxi but I don't know how I would go about importing my existing 400k+ images database with tags and stuff from Oxi if I end up liking it more.

>>110205053
i bought 2x16TB IronWolf drives two years ago on ebay for $360 total, also a shucked 14TB WD EasyStore (WD White) for like $200 a few years ago, I have them IronWolf drives sitting my 2 bay Synology DS224+ NAS, unfortunately they only provide 16TB because I was a noob and set them up for parity vs. extended storage, the WD White serves as a backup for the critical files on my NAS in an external enclosure, overall this is enough for my needs, still have 5TB free space, i notice that I don't hoard as much as I thought I would, even started deleting old or shitty movies/tv/games/porn I won't consume again

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>>110205053
>main pool is 8x16TB
>also have 8 spares I managed to buy before the prices went full retard
>one drive shits itself
>send it back, get refunded what I paid for it back then (about ~$200)
>down to 7 spares
I hate the Antichrist.

>>110200879
Can't you just use the --delete flag? As long as everything is in a directory you are specifying it deletes anything that isn't in the source folder.

>>110200879
Restic via Backrest

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>>110214445

>wd reds are randomly smr or cmr
>every local wd red ad shows nothing about this, most have stock photos of a wd red they got from google
>ask seller about it
>huh what? what's that

>>110214259
You're the retard for expecting them to know or care what that is . Even if they said "yup its CMR bud" you'd be a retard to trust them .

Ask them for the model number and look it up yourself

>>110214445
>hey what's the model number
>huh what what's that

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>>110215401 >>110217670

How to prepare for the cyber apocalypse that is comming?

multiple CVEs comming out everyday, like the linux TCP one just before, I have to upgrade ubuntu, I have deactivate SMB for now, etc.
at this point a lot of services are almost not worth running if I get my shit hacked. I only port forward wireguard but still, I run agents on the network and family are probably running random shit too. Some have android phones almost a decade old gulp

Also, Is it worth it buying a router, just to have VLANs? I'd have to set the ISP one to bridge mode and buy a router access point. I just read somewhere that OpenWrt have ancient kernels too anyways.
Maybe the move will be to have NAS for media and airgap personal data

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>>110216060

Making my first home server this weekend.

>MSI Raider gaming laptop
>11th gen i7 8c16t ~20,000 passmark multicore
>32GB DDR4-3200
>RTX 3060 mobile 6GB
>1TB NVMe
>3-bay USB hard drive enclosure with 4TB + 2 1TB HDDs

My plan is go go proxmox > debian nas > mergerfs > samba > jellyfin > tailscale

Is there anything I'm overlooking or missing? Do I need to buy like a unifi gateway first because all I have is a shitty isp modem/router but I figure I have zero vlans so shit should be able to just access it as long as I find the IP to remote to proxmox in my browser right?

>>110215345
I mean a unifi cloud gateway plus a ultra poe switch plus an AP is ~$600. I'm probably going to bite the bullet and go for it because I really want one of their ptz cameras in my apartment because I don't trust the maintenance people who have access to my apartment. The newer G6 ptz is like $500 and it has a speaker so you can talk through it. I would really like to run a llama instance that would connect to home assistant and then talk to anybody who walks into the apartment while the thing swivels around and watches them just so I don't have like a guitar or gun or watch go missing. ~$1100 seems worth it to me to get home networking plus a ptz camera so I can actually control my vlans and get anything like shitty smart tvs segregated and put adblock and dns tracking on everything. I also think it would be very funny to have the llama instance take my side if my wife and I talk and tell her I'm right all the time.

>>110215347
>proxmox
can you passthrough that gpu to a vm or you're raw doggin it baremetal

>>110216060
nta but you can share to a LXC with a few lines, VM seems more involved

Currently have a separate NAS (custom built) and server (optiplex) but I'm thinking about consolidating them to save on a bit of energy and because network shares cause some headaches. The NAS has an E3-1270 v5 and 32GB RAM. Do you think that will be fine for running shit in docker + ZFS? Jellyfin might be a problem but currently I only stream to a Shield and chink box on my network so I don't think transcoding is required.

>>110216220
You don't need transcoding, you are just serving the files pretty much. That should be more than enough to do that, I have an old J4125 8GB NAS that servers IPTV, VODs, and Jellyfin at the same time to 2 Shields and an Onn without issue.

there's so many fun used servers available online i'm getting anxious

>>110216328
where exactly

>>110215345
get a claude/gemini/codex subscription and have it run weekly scans over your network. its the only way to really stay safe.

>>110202844
Backups should be on another disk anyways/system

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Anyone else use Ampache for streaming music?
Such a pain to configure the transcoding right but I think I've finally figured it out.

Direct play wasn't working right for some reason. Turns out I had

encode_target = "opus"

set in the config file and that stupidly overrides anything else you set and effectively forces transcodes all the time which is obviously not what I want when I want to direct play.

The right thing to do is not to have encode_target in your config and set everything in the web ui instead.