I couldn’t agree more about the lack of documentation for Technitium. Thank God it has an interface instead of command line only. Don’t know anything DoT or whatever. Guess I’m not using Technitium to it’s full potential. That said, I appreciate it being a total package of DNS server and adblocker.
I’m just barely okay at self hosting applications, so using Unbound together with Pi-hole poses a great challenge. Technitum DNS is a whole package and the GUI is user-friendly to me. But, after using Netbird on VPS (for the reverse proxy mostly), because of a different sub-domain being used, I think I don’t need Technitium anymore though it continues to work so I have no reason to change.
I don’t think Pangolin can do that. I recently migrated to Netbird but I used to do this:
Set up a reverse proxy in your local homelab, say Nginx Proxy Manager, for internal-use only domains. Then also a DNS server, say Technitium or Pi-hole, to resolve those domains. When connected to Pangolin, you open the whole subnet as a private resource.
Thanks for the proof of concept. I suppose it’s essentially a self-hosted version of newreleases.io?
Just to update that the feature is now available on the dashboard in 0.67.1. I wonder why 0.67 said it’s out.
Any reason not using Streamio?
Similar to most responses, I backup whatever I created myself, not shared by someone or downloaded from somewhere. I care about pictures that I took, documents, financial records, etc, which don’t take up much space at all.
Technically, you don’t really need to touch those Arr applications once you set them up. As others have mentioned, Seerr (merged from Jellyseerr and Overseerr) is probably the only thing you use on daily basis.
You mentioned an app for remote streaming, I assume you know about Jellyfin already. If not, it’s like Netflix but you watch your own videos.
Don’t have the same problems as yours. My only issue with TA is that it’s very picky about the ES and Redis version, so currently I pin them to a specific build. I do worry that one day TA will be updated so much that it won’t support older builds of ES and Redis and my whole thing may break.
But when it works, it works perfectly, giving Jellyfin all the metadata to display them neatly (with the TA plugin of course).
Feels just like the tech used in the show Person of Interest. Essentially, to avoid the detection of a supercomputer, the protagonists communicate via VHF mesh network.
Don’t go for Raid 5.
You mentioned “plugged in my external HDD”. I presume you are using a USB drive. When it connects to RPi, the contents are mounted somewhere which can be accessed by applications. This “somewhere” most likely got changed when you last unplugged and plugged it back.
Try to locate this mount folder (perhaps called “mnt”) then see if you reference the same path inside Jellyfin.
Perfect! Honestly though, I would expect the gears icon to appear in the top right corner, not in the search bar😅
Some features seem to limit the working area to only the middle part of the browser. For example, the Multi Tool use 100% width but the Editor uses 33% only. Would love to see all features making full use of the screen size.
Unsure it fits your scenario but you could use VBA. In my case, we collect data via Excel then they get populated into a Word report template, and finally export to PDF for project delivery purposes, all automated using VBA.
Try alltalk_tts v2. One of the features is you can provide an audio sample and the AI will imitate the voice. The overall quality is pretty good, if you choose a larger model and let it run.
I couldn’t figure out how to setup Pihole with Unbound so I use Technitium. Thank the Lord it exists.
Is there a good option that can export the whole Wiki into a PDF with hyperlinks to different chapters and such?
Take a look at Profilarr. You can set fine custom conditions to block anything you want.
Ask them to use the Jellyfin web, and you expose it to the public via Netbird / Pangolin locked behind SSO