I will check out Supersonic. Thanks ☺️
I will check out Supersonic. Thanks ☺️
Great app, but no flatpak. Only appimage and the last update was last november.
Windowsize is always reset to a small window, on windows and Linux. Hope it will get an update soon
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Get new hardware or you will pay it with your energy bill
AMD Ryzen 5600G
B550 Aorus Master
2x16 Ripjaw V 3200mhz
1x 14 TB Toshiba N300 for media
1x 6TB Seagate Ironwolf for backup important data
1x 500GB Samsung evo 970 as systemdrive
1x 500GB Crucial P1 as cache and download
1x 2TB Crucial P3 for docker, apps, databases, incus
Bequiet 400W
Nvidia GTX 1660 Super
Idle power 53w, totally worth it ☺️ The extra graphic card is for Immich and Ollama / overall transcoding.
There is an easy way with OpenWebUI but LLM are mostly accelerated by CUDA or ROCm. CPU acceleration is slow, but you can try it
I have had one database container for each service, because “if something happens”…
Now I have one container for all databases for postgres, finetuned with PGTune, never regretted it. Important is proper backup, like datadump with pg_dumpall
More performance, less overhead. If you are confident enough and experienced in docker, then use postgres on your host instead of a container. But one container for all databases is okay too.
Some people will disagree and this is fine, but this is my way to manage it. It is not this complicated ☺️
No just the data folder itself only contains the documents, but as file FILE00001.pdf
I do this with pg_dumpall and rclone. Once a day I export the database with pg_dumpall like this :
docker exec -i paperless pg_dumpall -c -U paperless > /backup/datenbank/homeserver-postgrescontainer-`date +%d.%m.%Y`.sql
And then I copy this file and the data folder encrypted to a secure cloud (Hetzner Storagebox)
More info
Made my life a lot easier. No more looking for documents, all is in one place, fulltext search… Don’t ever want to go back
But most important: always have a backup ☝🏻
If you learned today about LibreY, why don’t you provide a link for others? 🙃
I am sure you are not the only one, who didn’t know about it
Never had problems, but I wish you all the best for your ZFS problem 🤗
Yes but BTRFS can this out of the box without extra tools. Both ways have their own advantage, but I would still prefer BTRFS
Yes compression is cool. Zstd level 3 to 6 is very quick too 😋
Ext4 does not have snapshots, COW or similar features. I am very happy with BTRFS. It just “works” out of the box.
Your way should work with a systemd service. I do it the same way but I just need one bucket mounted in my file system, so I don’t need dependencies
Did you try to mount your bucket on your host system via rclone?
rclone mount b2:bucket /path/on/host --daemon --vfs-cache-mode full
I would mount it on the host system and add an additional volume in your docker-compose.yml
volumes:
- /path/on/host:/myvolume
You could give this a try, if you want to use it in your container 🤔
Be aware your backup is useless, if you don’t backup nextclouds database when using a bucket as primary storage ☝🏻
I use nextcloud with local storage and I use rclone for backup to a S3 bucket (MinIO).
You can use rclone to directly backing up your bucket. There is no need for restic. It is simple like rsync
An example would be:
rclone sync b2:mybucket otherprovider:otherbucket
You can use local storage too:
rclone sync b2:mybucket /my/path/here
Rclone can mount and backup almost everything. It is a swiss knife and I love it.
Performance is really good with nextcloud, if configurated well. Look at this thread
I really like WikiJS but its development is stuck for a long time now. No v3 in sight… Sadly
I am using latest v2 for now, but I am looking for alternatives. Pro for WikiJS: S3 Backend, easy to use, WYSIWYG-Editor
Outline is a hell to selfhost, even if it starts, login via Email / Password is not enabled by default. You need to login with Github or similar… Never again
This is my experience with wikis so far.
Thanks for sharing the solution ☺️
Good luck, maybe you find a clue in the docs, if not ask on github ☺️
Mount a folder to Filestash and you can access it via web ui ☺️
It is a filemanager in the browser, you can click upload there 😁