

For using navidrome on android I use the tempus client. Which is a fork of the now dead tempo client.


For using navidrome on android I use the tempus client. Which is a fork of the now dead tempo client.


No, also the unifi controller using docker/podman is coming to a end. As they are moving to “unifi OS” unfortunately. So you need to run a full blown VM to use it in the future…


FluxCD and renovate working together.


Managed to get stoat working over I2P.


Look in to I2P.


We need some more info. What is the server? A dedicated hypervisor? Just a Linux box that Also runs a VM?. If so what software you use to run the VM and containers?
Like I use XCP-NG on one of my servers. It is a level 1 hypervisor which you can manage with a webui.
Not necessarily. A bit of both I would say. My servers can run a few hours on the UPS but bellow a certain threshold it shuts my servers off safely. For most power outages that’s enough to keep things running.


Awesome thanks! I am personally experimenting with running stoat over I2P


If you do decide to look in to containers again and get stuck please make a post. We are glad to help out. A tip I can give you when asking for help. Tell the system you are using and how. Docker with compose files or portainer or something else etc. If using compose also add the yaml file you are using.


How come? What do you use to run them and what is it you have a hard time with?


About 62 deployments with 115 “pods”


Thanks for the update! Highly appreciated you picked up development after tempo died.


Space Engineers?


Euh depending what you get. Don’t be fooled by their “ZFS” offering. It is a very very outdated and forked form of ZFS. I converted to TrueNAS scale with my qnap recently. Worked great. Although some things you have to do a rather advanced for more casual users.


Not sure if it is still active but here it is http://lemmythrunflevho5ox2fi4omlpjbvtr2hpokzx7ugimgqf5j4hq.b32.i2p/
I might look in to it and spin up my own instance soon TM.


I don’t quite remember as it has been some years since i looked in to it and made the choice.
Anyway it doesn’t look to be the case anymore or never was and i didn’t look well enough. Still I am happy with XCP-NG.


The reason I went with XCP-NG and Xen Orchestra from source initially, Is due to to proxmox not being entirely free. Both as in beer and in freedom.


It is and their is already at least one instance.
Not with ZFS and their for TrueNAS. A hardware raid card is not suitable at all. Even if you set it to jbod mode. It shut actually be flashed to IT mode if that is possible with that card.
I got a Minis forum S100 PC stick. It does work well with kodi. But! It can be a load of work to get going. This device is using a UFS storage chip. So not all distros will install on it by default and require some tweaks to load kernel modules at boot. I use the device with alpine Linux and kodi GBM on top (libreelec doesnt see the storage device).
Also keep a eye out for what the CPU supports on these lower end chips. Not all of them have great hardware decoding support.