Are you sure about that?

Lol yes. Its a relay with a secondary control via mqtt with intermittent status reporting.

it also probably means your lights all turn on after a power outage since the light can’t tell the difference between power outage and light switch flipped off.

Not how that works.

I’m perfectly fine with enabling a connection, just not requiring one.

For example - my lights are automated. They have a switch though. If they went offline (or my server does), I can press the entirely local switch and have light.

As a reminder though, 418 is supposed to be the response for requests of the teapot to brew coffee.

Its just a dock, so no.

It works with most laptops running Linux, but its still just a dock. That gigabit port is just a usb-c/thunderbolt device, it is not a full machine. Same with the video, its just DP alt mode, there is no GPU in there.

If you want a small form factor machine to use a server, look for a used tiny/mini/micro workstation.

You would need to post your config.

First guess is read/write access. Either sonarr can’t read the download directory, or it can’t write to the media directory.

That looks pretty damn cool… Going to have to try it out tomorrow.

Authentik + jellyfin SSO plugin?

I haven’t tried it out personally, but I use authentik, for that you can just create a password policy, then add a new stage for identification (just make sure to add the email field), and an email stage, then create a flow.

More work on your end than paying someone else obviously.

That would be the thread I was replying in, yes.

Thats the 701c, codenamed butterfly.

Two lxc’s, one pi 3b.

Here are a few of my favorites, some of which are exposed, some are not:

• Mealie - Recipe management. Import recipes by URL is my favorite feature, then I tweak and try it out (I have to be gluten free, so this makes it easy to track what worked for us).
• Homepage - a homepage to put quick links to all of my stuff, neat and clean.
• Grafana - for visualization of current data of my systems, paired with Prometheus.
• Technitium DNS - for all of my DNS needs.
• Jellyfin - for all my media, let’s me pick out what my kids can see/watch without me having to look over their shoulder, along with being a great looking solution for me.
• Immich - photo and video management

All of these (and more, this is just a dsmple of favorites) run on Proxmox. I mostly use LXC over docker, personal preference.

Home Assistant is probably the single most useful for me, already mentioned, just about everything at home is automated/controlled through there.

Apache guacamole plus your own libreoffice install maybe?

Yes you can. You select what it is at import.

I’d also suggest not setting up your torrent client (or not enabling it) u til you’ve finished your import, and setting what you are monitoring and what you are not.

This way you can just import, and enable/disable monitoring of items easily before you start any new downloads.

FYI, now that tteck has passed, the new home is:

https://community-scripts.github.io/ProxmoxVE/

Tiny/mini/micro.

You can grab a used box for under $200. Most I’ve picked up have been around $100-$125, then I drop in a new m.2 for the host, maybe add/change ram depending on what I got it with.

Data lives on the NAS (really multiple for me, but besides the point here), and you’ll get waaaayyyyy more compute with a usff PC like that than you will with a pi or what a NAS can offer. They also run really light on power when you aren’t putting the CPU to work, so budget friendly in a bunch of ways.

I’ve got a goal after a move my wife and I are planning to run the whole shebang on solar, with battery and a switch to utility power. I’ve got 10 of these little monsters now, after a recent addition, and its quite doable from my measurements of actual power usage.

Which is a really long way of saying you may want to look at some tiny/mini/micro PCs.

I don’t do drm’d content, its all coming from JF so ive got random assortments in various parts of my home. An apple TV, a roku, a regular chromecast, a Chromecast with google TV dongle, and a lenovo m90q with a launcher running arch/KDE.

With the other comments since, yeah not a bot. Early on with the long gap, then a post and the same commen t being the only comment - yeah that looks like a bot.

Its not an indictment of them, just observation.

I don’t think a copy/paste answer comes across as appreciation, no.

It comes across weird, especially on a low activity account, and seems like a bot response that got stuck.

No posts/c9mments in like a year and a half, then this… I’d guess yes.

Personally I avoid external enclosures for data - they can be finicky in many scenarios.

Are you looking to only have one machine, or is it an option to keep the one you have as well? You could put the more intensive stuff on the new machine, and keep the existing as the data store (and maybe lightweight service stuff, like DNS or homepage or whatever).

Well hilariously, its even worse/better. It was RSAs 128bit rc5, which would take waaaayyyyyy longer than an hour to crack. Like, supercomputers dedicated to the task for years sort of thing.