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I made it so that the ps1 on my servers shows the servername@[server IP]

Try parallel connections in iperf:

iperf3 -c your.homelab.ip -P 8

If speeds improve with multiple connections: TCP window size is likely the issue.

Yeah, if you enter the url into google search.

I did that once. Went to a completely dysfunctional company. Project management was non existent. There was no planing, no defined goals. The project manager, that never before managed a project, literally told me “I think everybody know what has to be done” when I asked for a first assignment.

I though - well I’ll just hang out there and get paid, but alas there was 2 hours of meetings, shouting, everybody blaming everybody else, non stop phone calls etc. every day. Home office got cancelled because “you developers aren’t productive”. If you do nothing (because nobody told you to do anything) you get shouted at, if you do what they tell you to do (“just make a website, it can’t be that hard, we need to be at the top of the google search results” - “what should i put on the website?” - “we don’t know, but make sure it’s at the top”) they look at the result and blame you because it isn’t what they had in mind when they asked.

Wasn’t free money, had to take a long break for mental health afterwards.

Years later, I still look up their project sometimes. The website is the same as when I left.

It seems to be paid in app stores, but free otherwise.

• People buy njalla domain.
• Start to do illegal stuff on domain.
• Njalla gets legal complaint.
• Since njalla doesnt know your personal info, all they can do is shut down the domain
• People cry that they were “scammed” by njalla for “no reason”
• Sometimes in these kind of posts, when you pry long enough they admit to doing something illegal (which they think is fine, like pirated media sharing).

I have my personal website domain and some selfhosted stuff on subdomains on a njalla for over 5 years. Never had any issues cause none of what I do is illegal.

I don’t remember how I set it up a long time ago. But when I look at my server logs I only see myself.

Afaik I just added the biggests lists. But I don’t remember.

crowdsec is arguably not completely open source, but I’m very satisfied with it.

I’m paranoid. I have like 5 different ways (including 3-2-1 backups) to restore everything. COW fs is great for stuff that is not a git-able project.

You guys don’t use a COW (copy on write) filesystem?

Well it says right there that the app is hidden due to your antifeature settings.

10/10 best value

put your butt on a scale, convert the result to RAM, duh

Why not get a 0.5 or 1 tb nvme ssd and set it all as swap?

It will run probably 10 times slower, but it’s cheap and doable.

I personally really like sftpgo and I mount it via webdav.

I used seafile first, then nextcloud. Each for a couple of years and had significant problems with both.

On the budget side there is:

raspberry pi + usb RAID enclosure that can spin down the harddrive (I used icybox in the past)

Instead of a pi, it is also interesting to look at mini PCs like N97 or N100 which are super cheap nowadays, about the same as a rpi5 if you consider whats included / what addons you’d have to buy fpr the pi. Mini PC have more RAM, a build in nvme, a way beefier CPU. But their power efficiency is way worse.

Depends on how much horsepower you need or how energy efficient you want to be.

If you already have a server then follow the installation instructions on the pterodactyl website. https://pterodactyl.io/panel/1.0/getting_started.html

Then if some step goes wrong:

if you want help you should provide detailed information. Tell exactly what commands you entered, from start to finish, not skipping anything and provide the outputs that you’ve gotten, especially the errors.

The pterodactyl discord will probably be more helpful there.

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You can not run pterodactyl on cloudflare.

For pterodactyl or any gaming server, you need a real server with a real operating system that you get full control over.

Instead look for cheap VPS options in your country. Make sure their specs are good enough for a minecraft server. It will cost ~ 5-10$ per month. Then:

• Point the domain from cloudflare to that VPS by changing the dns records in cloudflare

• Install some linux on it like debian.

• Get into that linux by using ssh.

• Then follow the installation instructions on the pterodactyl website. https://pterodactyl.io/panel/1.0/getting_started.html