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I use one newt container for multiple docker containers. I would like each container to have a healthcheck that makes sure newt is up. I can’t find any documentation that indicates there’s a way to do a docker healthcheck on newt. Is this possible or am I going about this wrong? I didn’t really want to have one newt container for each docker stack that needs pangolin but I suppose I can do that if I have to.

I have an indoor guy that wants to be a wilderness explorer, so we’re going to try fitting him with a collar and see if he goes for it. I ordered an AirTag for him and see there’s lots of collar options. Wanted to see which ones you all like the best for your explorer cats.

I don’t have hardware capable of running LLM‘s with any useful amount of speed here, so I’m using Gemini with paperless GPT. Previously, I was trying to tune it to work with a tiny ollama model, so the prompts are more basic than the defaults. I think I have the proper API configuration with Gemini now as I can see successful HTTP codes in the logs, but when I ran “generate suggestions” I only got error messages in the results indicating I didn’t provide a document or something along those lines. Each document had a one sentence response indicating an error or problem but they were all a little different. Are there specific prompts or other configurations I need to use to make this work?

I don’t have hardware capable of running LLM‘s with any useful amount of speed here, so I’m using Gemini with paperless GPT. Previously, I was trying to tune it to work with a tiny ollama model, so the prompts are more basic than the defaults. I think I have the proper API configuration with Gemini now as I can see successful HTTP codes in the logs, but when I ran “generate suggestions” I only got error messages in the results indicating I didn’t provide a document or something along those lines. Each document had a one sentence response indicating an error or problem but they were all a little different. Are there specific prompts or other configurations I need to use to make this work?

Hi all, new to Actual Budget. I was working on my budget and realized I have a bit of an odd situation: I get paid weekly by my employer, which means some months I have 5 deposits and others I have 4. Is there some way to get AB to understand this so the income figures are automatically correct? For now it looks like I just have to put in a 4 week income figure in the budget and deal with the projected savings/overspending figure manually. I created a schedule for my income but it doesn't affect the "budgeted" value for the month. I would prefer it to look at the schedule and input my income for that month based on that month's calendar.

For those of you that have https set up for all of your self hosted apps, how do you manage certificates for apps that you don’t put on the web? For example I don’t need my arr stack to be accessible via the public internet, so I access it using local DNS on my LAN like Prowlarr.myhomedomain.home. If I were to use a valid TLD like .xyz, what’s the best way to issue and manage certificates for Prowlarr.myhomedomain.xyz without having to run it through traefik, caddy, etc.? I want to keep access to the service simple but add https for compatibility with an oauth app in the future.

I live one house down from a four way stop and kind of want to set up a camera above my second story window so I can watch the hijinks down there. (The only window that faces that direction is my bathroom and I don’t usually stand in there watching traffic often.) Can anyone recommend a decent camera that has a good fixed zoom capability? I have a Reolink PTZ camera I like but I don’t know that I need the PTZ or dual lens capability here so much as a good optical zoom that will stay fixed at a set value.

Contemplating some new campers, and my wife found some newer units with RV or camper king beds and now she’s made that a requirement. There’s not a ton of those out there yet, and I looked up the dimensions and saw that it’s just a 72” wide bed instead of the normal 60” queen. My thought is that we could just extend the bed platform to make a king fit on a queen, at least in the right unit with adequate space around the sides. Am I missing anything here?

I’m currently running frigate on a Lenovo mini pc with a USB hard drive attached for frigate media storage. I’m reorganizing some things and considered using a TrueNAS appliance as storage instead, connected via NFS. Are there any advantages or disadvantages to either strategy other than the obvious data redundancy advantages of the NAS?