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Yes but BTRFS can this out of the box without extra tools. Both ways have their own advantage, but I would still prefer BTRFS

Yes compression is cool. Zstd level 3 to 6 is very quick too 😋

Ext4 does not have snapshots, COW or similar features. I am very happy with BTRFS. It just "works" out of the box.

I really like the weather app "Rain" for Android 🥰

Did you use the option users in your fstab? If not only root can unmount your drive, thats why safely removing did not work. If you add a drive to fstab, why did you try to unmount it?

If you want to use your drive as a removeable drive, then you should mount via dolphin when needed and not with fstab

Comment out your line in fstab and reboot. Then plugin again

Your way should work with a systemd service. I do it the same way but I just need one bucket mounted in my file system, so I don't need dependencies

Did you try to mount your bucket on your host system via rclone?

rclone mount b2:bucket /path/on/host --daemon --vfs-cache-mode full

I would mount it on the host system and add an additional volume in your docker-compose.yml

    
        volumes:
         - /path/on/host:/myvolume


  

You could give this a try, if you want to use it in your container 🤔

Be aware your backup is useless, if you don't backup nextclouds database when using a bucket as primary storage ☝🏻

I use nextcloud with local storage and I use rclone for backup to a S3 bucket (MinIO).

You can use rclone to directly backing up your bucket. There is no need for restic. It is simple like rsync

An example would be:

rclone sync b2:mybucket otherprovider:otherbucket

You can use local storage too:

rclone sync b2:mybucket /my/path/here

Rclone can mount and backup almost everything. It is a swiss knife and I love it.

Performance is really good with nextcloud, if configurated well. Look at this thread

I really like WikiJS but its development is stuck for a long time now. No v3 in sight.... Sadly

I am using latest v2 for now, but I am looking for alternatives. Pro for WikiJS: S3 Backend, easy to use, WYSIWYG-Editor

Outline is a hell to selfhost, even if it starts, login via Email / Password is not enabled by default. You need to login with Github or similar... Never again

This is my experience with wikis so far.

Thanks for sharing the solution ☺️

Good luck, maybe you find a clue in the docs, if not ask on github ☺️

Strange 🤔

I have no problems with Firefox on Fedora 39 or FF on Windows 11.

Extension is not available on FF in Android. How did you try that?

Works without issues here. Keep in mind to add http(s):// in front of your address.

Using it since 2 months now and I really like it. Was totally worth a donation👍

Nawwwww 🫠🥺

I love the Magna dark theme 🥰

I tried a few, started with liftoff.

Liftoff was okay, but UI was not my case

Never get warm with Voyager

Connect was okay

Eternity was pretty good, best IMO for open source

Now I bought Boost and never regret it. Feels best for me

There are no slow nextclouds, only wrong configured ones ☝🏻😁

"Way faster" came from me :D

It is the complete package which makes it way faster...

Postgres, Redis, PHP Opcache, general PHP tweaks ( PHP.ini, child processes etc, use calculator ), HTTP-2 instead of 1.1

For HTTP-2, you can add this for Apache in your vhost:

Protocols h2 h2c http/1.1

For example:

    
<VirtualHost *.80>
ServerAdmin admin@server.com
DocumentRoot /var/www/html/nextcloud/
ServerName my.domai.com
Protocols h2 h2c http/1.1

....


  

In NGNIX add this in a new line:

http2 on;

For example:

    
server {
  listen 80;
  listen [::]:80;
  server_name my.domain.com;
  http2 on;

....

  

Using NGINX over Apache did nothing for me, so I use Apache with PHP-FPM 8.3, because I am using it for Wordpress too, same for Redissockets. I would recommend not to use a docker container for Nextcloud. I don't like it for Nextcloud and I don't use docker for Wordpress. Docker has other use cases in my setup, but not those 2.

This is just my personal setup.

Maybe it can help someone :)

Yes way faster, I switched a long time ago. If you want more extra speed add redis cache via unix sockets ☝🏻