Have you compared authentik to authelia by any chance? I use authentik but don’t think I’ve ever tried authelia. I did use keycloak for a bit too.

Are you saying you can import chat history with a bridge some how? I don’t remember that being an issue, but would be very handy

I’d also recommend Authentik. It’s simpler than something like keycloak imo and works pretty well. They also have guides for quite a few self hosted services.

I did have issues with it being slow at some point, but an update fixed it iirc.

Not who you asked but I moved to Talos Linux for k8s

It’s been great for me so far.

I think something else may be wrong if it breaks for 20 minutes. How long does it take for compose to bring the stack up?

Also assuming you run ntpd or chrony, it should always keep your clock in sync.

… is that not the point of the title?

I like racknerd for cheap vps. Check their black Friday deals (they’re up all the time).

Also check lowendtalk, sometimes you’ll find good deals.

I haven’t used yacy in a whole, but i had configured it to auto import and index links from linkding. I also imported my browser history to get started.

Never tried the p2p option though so not sure how well that worked. I was worried about indexing private sites on accident .

Piper works pretty well. I’m only using it because it was easier to find a custom glados voice.

Kokoro has good default voices. I also started trying out Speaches recently. It provides an open ai api wrapper around several options

I’ve used a bunch, but I eventually moved to SilverBullet and will probably stick with it.

Why not use the silverbullet pwa on android?

If you haven’t seen it, headscale is an open source controller for tailscale clients. Assuming your allergies are related to using their public offering.

6 months would be reasonable, I see a lot that are 30 days or something similar

Syncthing should work, just make sure you don’t run the server on both systems at the same time. Also make sure it finishes syncing.

If your server is always on, you could also expose a network share and mount that on your desktop.

For dns, you could make a simple script that changes what ip mc.domain points to. Just set the ttl to a low value to avoid waiting on dns cache to expire.

Wow, this might be convenient. I’ve been testing out xcp-ng with xen orchestra for a while now to deal with servers in multiple data centers. I like proxmox better though, so maybe this will be a good alternative.

Oh also, drives have become a lot better at handling heat or at least are more reliable imo. If you can, try to stick to drives rated to go in a nas. I used to have drives failing all the time, but not so much over the last few years.

What kind of speeds do you get, and how much storage approx?

I’ve gone the route of raiding usb drives before, but 5/10/40gb ports didn’t exist so it was always slow and not worth it.

Sounds like you basically have a DAS that connects over usb, that’s pretty cool if it works well.

I like the approach of ci pipelines just running a make command or at least a script, so that it’s easy to run locally too before pushing the changes up.

Do you put the version in each commit? That seems painful