nutbutter @ nutbutter @discuss.tchncs.de

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Why not SanDisk?

PhotoK. Photos stores in an encrypted container. Can also make encrypted backups.

So that's why my containers aren't restarting automatically on boot. Thanks!

In water, Hippopotamus. On land, Rhinoceros.

It isn't in my installation. I just checked.

I think so. But portainer may have more features. podman-compose is not officially developed by the team that develops Podman, so it is not exactly integrated within Cockpit. But portainer has all the options, including environment variables, etc. There are guides available for installing Portainer with Podman, but I am not sure how reliable it is.

Cockpit is not for Podman only. We can even create and manage VMs with a display, if we install the required tools. Cockpit is a tool to manage a headless server, like storage, updates, services, etc.

Yes, it is! If you just run alias docker=podman, you won't even have to remember that you're running Podman, and not Docker.

I am still having problems with SELinux, though, so I have just turned it to permissive. Any guides for that?

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TL;DR – A man was wrongly accused of robbing a bank in a city, in which he had never been in his life.

Did you try it?

I am amazed why no one has said Clipious.

It uses Invidious instances, and if you enable the proxy option, Google won't even get to know your IP address, which is not the case with apps like LibreTube and NewPipe.

I am a vegan. The only thing I eat is fruits and vegetables. And some grains too.

Their tunnel uses TLS termination. When we use TLS/SSL certificates on a server, we want the data to be encrypted between your server and the clients connecting to it. When you use Cloudflare's tunnel, that TLS connection is terminated, that is, decrypted on their servers and then it is re-encrypted and sent to your client. So, theoretically, they can look at all the data going through. But do they sniff in to your data, that is upto what you believe.

If you are self-hosting for privacy, this is a bad idea. Free solutions like Cloudflare and Tailscale all do TLS termination. What you want is TLS pass through. You can rent a small VPS and set up TLS pass through using something very simple, like HAProxy, NGINX Proxy etc.

Cloudflare is bad.

It's the reverse for me. New clothes feel uncomfortable, sometimes. Then, the more I wear it, they keep getting comfortable.

Maybe, look up tye ingredients of your detergent? Also, consider using treated-soft water for washing clothes. Hard water (water with minerals) can damage the fabric.

Thanks. I understand, now.

And yes, my router does not have any option to configure a VPN.

I have configured WireGuard server on the VPS, yes. But I am not connecting to it using my router. I am just using a wg config file on my home server to connect to it. And do I configure nftables or iptables on the VPS? Because the traffic from my home server is already set to forward to the VPS using wireguard. The proxy is set up on the VPS, not home server. I cannot change any settings on my router because I am behind CGNAT.