No, you are correct. If you are the only person accessing the service you don’t need to open any ports since you access your network via Wireguard anyway.
No, you are correct. If you are the only person accessing the service you don’t need to open any ports since you access your network via Wireguard anyway.
It tries to install the associated package when given a path to a configuration file.
I used to run multiple containers with TrueNAS Scale through their apps system (not as a VM in TrueNAS) and it was very unstable. I constantly had to fix something and the apps had constant updates even though there were no updates to the apps itself. It was really annoying to work with. I switched to Fedora Server and it has been much better since.
That’s what I thought.
There’s the information that was missing from your comment to be useful.
that honestly had me wondering just how the FritzBox knows the ISP doesn’t allow it, but that’s a different topic
Because the Fritzbox uses a DS-Lite tunnel.
You could’ve only posted less info if you hadn’t posted at all…
Edit: Anyone who downvotes me here: This comment I commented doesn’t specifiy which UI of which software therefore it’s a pretty useless comment.
I wish we could leave behind this stupid naming scheme.
Hack is my favourite.
True. They certainly helped speed up my learning process.
It took only a week to learn and a few days extra to fine tune the playbook so I’d say it was worth it and it’s definitely a useful skill to have.
TrueNAS uses ZFS
I think I have never looked into FreshRSS plugins. I should take a look.
I used the same guide and it works great.
I have an Ansible playbook that I use to setup everything and all troubleshooting steps I ever had to take to fix something get written down in an Obsidian.md vault.
Compared to PhotoPrism for example Immich supports multiple users.
The real source for the wallpaper: https://www.patreon.com/posts/april-term-2-103331043
Immich is by far the best and most convenient.
I know but I also learned that it’s generally better to use the specific module for the package manager (just can’t remember why from the top of my head) and I never intended this playbook to be generally usable.
I agree. And if you want some level of convenience and some level of privacy I think Apple is the way to go.
For example I have the skills to use GrapheneOS but I just don’t want to deal with it and I want to still be able to use NFC payments. So iOS is the next best thing.