Lem453 @ Lem453 @lemmy.ca

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Wireguard uses public and private keys which are designed from the ground up to be used over plain text to establish the handshake so it isn't an issue. Same idea with ssh keys and ssl keys

Split tunneling with wireguard is probably the best way for this.

There are many tutorials, here's an example: https://ssh.sshslowdns.com/wireguard-split-tunnel-config/

This will let you have some things on wiregusard and some not

You do not need anything else. DNS requests are all sent over Wireguard with encryption

Use ddns on your router with a domain so you can then get something like wireguard.example.com and then use that as the endpoint in your wireguard.

Set the wireguard DNS as your pihole.

To make life easier set your home network IP space to something that another WiFi would never use, ie 192.168.46.xx

That way it will never conflict if you are on a public WiFi and you can access anything on your home lab when you need.

I've been using this setup for years on laptop, phone etc

I haven't tried them but some people have made templates for obsidian

https://github.com/martinjo/obsidian-gym-log

I did an inplace upgrade of gitea to forgejo. No issues.

I've been self hosting this for 2 or 3 years now.

There has been zero maintenance other than the occasional update button

I use it for my docker compose files that portainer pulls from with the click of the button to update my containers when needed.

I edit the files in VS code with the git plugin and it works without issue

I currently use immich with 40k+ files.

I think what OP meant by 'early development' is the updates with break Changes.

Ive been using immich in docker self hosted for 1.5 years.

I use authentik for user management and single sign on.

The breaking changes have only ever been minor changes I've had to make to my docker compose file, its always come back with no issues after the well described changes in the release notes and several of the changes I didn't even have to do because it did not apply to me.

This is petty standard stuff for anyone used to self hosting but if that sounds like its not for you then check out the roadmap. The stable version is expected next year sometime. Wait for that before giving it a try.

https://immich.app/roadmap/

Personally I like the fast development, I find myself likely and using at least 1 new feature ever major update. I think this will easily become the best photo manager in 1 to 2 years and it will not longer be much of a competition

Btrfs only has issues with raid 5. Works well for raid 1 and 0. No reason to change if it works for you

Never done it myself but I think this example goes over the mounting

https://owncloud.dev/ocis/guides/migrate-data-rclone/

FWIW the file system it uses 'decomposedfs' can be read by other applications like rclone if needed.

Also ocis is working on a 'normal' file system with a few tradeoffs:

https://owncloud.dev/architecture/posixfs-storage-driver/

Also this channel has many new videos with freecad 1.0. Especially for woodworking

https://youtube.com/@deltahedra3d

Freecad in a VM with a remote viewer like guacamole?

Not sure what you mean by expects oauth.

I've been testing it and it works very well so far in my tests with just a normal user name and password to login.

I've actually been meaning to work on getting oauth connected to my authentik but haven't gotten around to it yet

So far the server seems very solid and the clients for android and windows also seem very good.

See also the linkdroid app on f-droid so you can use the share button to add links from your phone quickly. Works really well and I use it with single sign on as well.

IOS has an app as well lol

The vast majority of selfhosters probably don't but if you want its called a private repository

https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-set-up-a-private-docker-registry-on-ubuntu-20-04

If you are into self hosting already, you run a calibre web instance then you can enable full integration with the kobo so Your own self hosted eBook repository becomes the 'store' on the kobo.

https://brandonjkessler.com/technology/2021/04/26/setup-kobo-sync-in-calibre-web.html

I use it like to to get access to all my ebooks

If you don't already do any self hosting, then it can take a while to get the foundation of your server setup. I already had that setup so this took less than an hour for me.

!selfhosted@lemmy.world

https://owncloud.dev/ocis/

Is a complete rewrite I'm GO

I started with owncloud, then the devs left for NextCloud in I've been in that since version 1

Then I looked at seafile and then lacking features (search)

Finally I discovered that owncloud has been rewriting ocis I'm GO which greatly simplifies a lot of the issues NextCloud inherited from the original owncloud

Works very well so far. Just trying to get oAuth to work

You can even self host a calibre web instance and have it fully integrated/replace the kobo store on the device

Kobo OS let's me completely replace their store with a self hosted calibre-web instance for 100% DRM free ebooks.

Its fully integrated and organized exactly how I want

Do you have a guide on how to do his? I couldn't get the middleware to work to actually bounce connections