u/ferriematthew

Since k3s uses Traefik, is there a way to make Netbird also use Traefik, so I don't have two reverse proxies on the same system fighting?

Not my work

The way I understand it, the Fediverse works by users using their clients and maybe a VPS to act as both a client and a storage/relay node for the data flowing through the network. This kind of reminds me of the concept behind torrenting, you download a magnet link that then reaches out to the network and downloads bits and pieces of whatever, that are from several different other users seeding back into the network. The only way to actually lose something is if every single person that is seeding that file stops seeding, so it's kind of like a Hydra in terms of resilience.

I just remembered that I have a subdomain with deSEC, and that I have it pointed directly to the internal IP address of my Raspberry Pi that I want to use for OpenCloud, so I don't need to purchase a domain, nor do I need to set something up so that it's publicly available and visible from the outside internet.

Since the documentation explains how to set up OpenCloud behind just the plain old Nginx, and it assumes that Nginx is installed on bare metal, I imagine the process for setting it up with Nginx Proxy Manager installed in Docker is different. How?

I just installed nginx proxy manager on my setup to handle network traffic and I saw that it has an option for SSL hosts. I'm curious if that would be helpful in migrating from own cloud to opencloud. Specifically, there's an option to upload a self-signed certificate. Would opencloud accept that?

I have NPM installed as a Docker container on my Pi 4 at 192.168.0.12, and PiHole on my Pi 3 at 192.168.0.11. I also have Immich, ForgeJo, Mealie, and OwnCloud also on 192.168.0.12.

How do I set up PiHole with NPM so that typing for example pihole.cloud.lan lands me at the PiHole admin page? I'm thinking I would want a single local domain cloud.lan and five CNAME subdomains (pihole, immich, forgejo, mealie, and owncloud) that point to cloud.lan. Cloud.lan would then send the request to NPM, which would bounce it to the appropriate container.

I have a GitHub repository for my home lab that I want to mirror to my instance, but I can't figure out how to do that. What I want to happen is I want to be able to push to either repository and have the other one automatically update to match. Is that possible and how do I do that if it is?

What I'm trying to do is set a morning alarm with a sound from a YouTube clip, but I can't seem to find any sounds in the options for the alarm tone except for the default ringtones. Has that setting been removed? If it has, is there a workaround that will allow me to set a custom tone for an alarm anyway?

I'm proud of myself, the fact that I didn't run to Claude when I didn't understand something tells me that I'm actually learning something!

I know I have posted and deleted this twice before so I'm sorry for that. I'm currently very confused by the bug that just hit Reddit where posts don't appear on your profile.

I think what I'm thinking of is the opposite of how Fleet will watch a repository and automatically try to apply changes to the repository onto the cluster as they happen.

All I really understand is a high-level picture of what I want my lab to look like and what it currently looks like. I have zero understanding of how to reduce that delta. Where can I get help?

What I want is what I've posted several times by now, the whole k3s cluster running five or six applications with distributed storage, and what I have right now is a horrifically broken mess that I'm planning on taking down for the umpteenth time just so I have something stable to build on.

I have my 3-node cluster on the 192.168.0.0/24 subnet, but I'm away from home often and can only access it over Tailscale when I'm not home. How do I add the manager node's Tailscale address so I can update things without having to SSH into it and use sudo?

Sometimes I'm able to override my aversion to boredom to force myself to get things done like homework before I screw around with what I want to do, but most of the time, it's a lot harder. Most of the time I would rather walk barefoot on metal Legos then turn in homework that is not intensely engaging.

How the heck do I override this and just freaking do the thing? This task avoidance is the reason I'm in academic jeopardy yet again this semester.

For most of the time I've had a home lab, I've used Docker to set up services in my network. I don't see much online for examples of actual businesses using Docker in a significant capacity though. Does anybody still use Docker in the industry or has everything switched over to Kubernetes?

It's been my experience that pretty much every single stimulant on the market is absolutely useless for me for more than 2 hours. The most effective thing was Vyvanse and that worked for exactly 2 hours on the first day I took it, and never worked afterwards. I think I remember reading about a recently described subtype of ADHD where that is really common, that has features of both inattentive and hyperactive ADHD. Is that a thing?