Replace the tailscale container with netbird container.

Also why does your tailscale container have a volume? It just needs envs to define connection information.

Print it on the cable

Your argument is basically being mad that cables aren’t labeled properly?

Isn’t aptx only supported on quallcomm chips?

Bullshit they’re all over ebay for reasonable prices

Digital signage

What

VPN to your box somewhere else with proper filtering.

I figured that was obvious

Just use wireguard and block all connections that aren’t going over VPN. Ezpz

Also if you’re on a locked down device then you’re already feeding them plenty of data

Just use Gboard and block any google telemetry

It’s still http between the proxy and jellyfin unless you configure it to use tls

So why bother removing it from the ui? They’re just making it harder for people who do things properly

Also that’s just in preparation for the next version when it’s completely removed, If I remember reading the roadmap correctly

I use a reverse proxy but I also use tls between the proxy and jellyfin to protect against desync attacks. If jellyfin dropped support for http/1.1 this would not be an issue.

https://http1mustdie.com/

https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin/issues/13312

Jellyfin has a history of bad security

https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin/issues/5415

Removing tls support is the dumbest thing ever

https://codeberg.org/dwl/dwl

NFS+rsync

I suggest you pass through a hard drive(s) directly and it up with zfs within pbs. This allows pbs to utilize all of the features of zfs.

I use a USB HDD for this just so I can grab my backup drive and plug it in somewhere else if I need to.

What is your PBS using for storage? Vmdisk or native zfs disk?

Yes I do remember it used to not be there

No