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  • harsh3466@lemmy.mltoSelfhosted@lemmy.world"No code" databases
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    1 month ago

    I’m currently using Baserow, and so far it suits my needs well enough. I’m not a very demanding user, but part of what I love is how nicely Baserow documents the api. It made it very easy for me to implement some automations I wanted to use to record data.

    Edit: fix stupid autocorrect errors


  • harsh3466@lemmy.mltoSelfhosted@lemmy.worldPost your Servernames!
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    Oh dang. How fun. I never even considered thematically making my machines! Mine are super mundane.

    • machine - main server
    • osmc - Kodi media box for tv
    • kmac - old iMac running kde neon
    • tunnelpi - raspberry pi 4 wireguard tunnel access point
    • mini- Mac mini my wife uses for day to day use.

    Now I’m going to have to find a theme and start renaming machines! I might go with Magic the Gathering as my theme.

    Edit: formatting, and added MtG as potential theme

    Edit 2: fixed stupid autocorrect error (theatrically to thematically)



  • Just got some “your server is misconfigured” message when I logged in to my server on element web (on a machine I haven’t installed element desktop on yet) and when I click the link it takes me to this GitHub page talking about camel case vs snake case. All that’s great, but I’m running dendrite and my entire dendrite config file is snake case. 🤷‍♂️











  • FWIW, I was also looking for an ebook server solution. I looked at Calibre/Calibre-web and did not at all like how that worked and how Calibre-web was dependent on the Calibre library, and I hated how janky Calibre was as a docker container.

    I settled on Audiobookshelf. I already had that up and running for my audiobooks, and they’ve been adding and improving ebook support, and I’ve been very happy with Audiobookshelf for both ebooks and audiobooks.

    I didn’t care for Kavita because of the folder structure it required for ebooks. I may have been biased against Kavita’s folder requirements because I already had Audiobookshelf up and running.

    For Audiobookshelf, the structure is:

    Author > Series Directory (if applicable) > Book Title (directory) > Book file




  • I’d also suggest taking a look at Jellyfin.

    As to the hardware, I’ve seen lots of recommendations for refurbished thin clients on eBay. Good value. Myself, I’m using a pc I had built for live streaming, and pivoted into a server. I think it’s got an i7 in it. I recently added some ram to bulk it up to 32g, and while it stared with a 240gb ssd, it’s now got a whole raid array in it.