u/Flashdad23 — reddlx

Help making my decision...

I've been using Plexamp for a couple of years, I've run the sonic analysis on my library and on all new downloads.

Over the last couple of months I've been playing around with Symfonium and Navidrome. A lot of you guys have raved about using Audio Muse with your navidrome install, so I'm tempted to try it out.

However I have read that running audio muse can stuff up the plex sonic analysis database (or to that effect), so I would want to do the jump off plexamp and solely use navidrome if it was going to cause issues with two running in parallel.

Thoughts?

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u/Flashdad23 — 5 days ago

▲ 14 r/netbird+1 crossposts

CachyOS with Gnome

Im interested to know if anyone has got Netbird desktop app and the App Indicator showing in the Gmone Shell on Cachy OS?

I have installed the Gnome extention "AppIndicator and KstatusNotifierItem" (as you can see the Feishin icon)

THere is a VPN icon but its not the Netbird one, with the drop down menu

Thanks

u/Flashdad23 — 20 days ago

▲ 4 r/audiobookshelf+1 crossposts

App not working through Netbird Proxy

Has anyone worked out how to get the Audiobookshelf app to work through Netbird Proxy?

Everything works fine when using the Web browser, but when trying to use the app is times out.

Is it something to do with passing webhooks?

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u/Flashdad23 — 2 months ago

▲ 0 r/tattoos

Advice needed/ wanted in touching up an older piece

Hey all,

This is a piece I had done about 10 years ago.

I loved it originally, but my tastes have evolved and what to change it.

Mostly I believe it needs some white ink to create highlights around the names and some of the music notes.

However the main thing I'm intetrested in doing, and why I'm asking the question, is to change the treble clef from the leafy image to a standard treble clef, and add some Japanese imagery (yet to define) around it. So in the end it will cover my three things that fill my heart 'by boys' 'music' and 'Japanese culture'

I guess my over all question is whether it's achievable?

Thanks

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u/Flashdad23 — 3 months ago

▲ 5 r/netbird

Hi All,

I have followed this youtube guide (and the associated written doco) three times.

Video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ri3JvbylwS0

Full written guide & Docker Compose template: https://netbird.io/knowledge-hub/selfhost-netbird-with-authentik

its by Netbird themselves, and Ive followed it to the letter.

However, each time I keep getting this same error when adding Autyhentik into Netbird as the primary IDP.

What is going on?!?

I can only think that Netbird cant reach the authentic server ? I can ping the server from all peers of the netbird network, so the routing peer to that docker subnet is working...

Any suggestions very warmly welcome

Thanks

u/Flashdad23 — 4 months ago

▲ 1 r/netbird

Hi All,

I am self-hosting, and did a fresh install two days ago.

Added a bunch of peers and did basic set-up with no issues, then I tried adding a service behind the reverse proxy.

Initially the service host was not found, which is fine as it was just an intial quick play around.

I came back later to troubleshoot and get it working and find a different error...

"PROXY NOT CONNECTED - The proxy is not connected to the NetBird network. Please try again later or contact your administrator."

Ive checked and all the docker containers are up and running.

not sure where to look next?

Woudl love some guidence if you can.

Thanks

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u/Flashdad23 — 4 months ago

▲ 2 r/netbird

Hi All,

Not sure if I am reading this documentation wrong, so hoping you can assist with some guidence about the use of the reverse proxy.

Currently all my self-hosted services are runing through NPM with the form of https://SERVICE.DOMAIN.NET

with netbird, the documnetation is saying I need to set up a CNAME services in the form of

https://SERVICE.PROXY.DOMAIN.NET

I dont want to change all my services to have the extra subdomain prefix in the URL

Is this required, am I reading this correctly?

Thanks

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u/Flashdad23 — 4 months ago