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>auto bios update
what are we thinking? accept or decline?

>>108210680
Is your current bios broken or forming a security hazard?
If no, then don't update.

sudo zfs set special_small_blocks=64k storage

love zfs

>>108210799
i am more of a security hazard than my bios.

>>108210397
>Elfhosting op is back
based

>>108210899
what makes them special?

>>108211035
i am just wasting like 230gb of my ssd mirror that i use for metadata storing on my zfs pool. might as well save all the small files there as well. i have so many 256gb sata ssds and i don't know what to do with them. love zfs and love vdevs. just makes my smb share feel so fast.

>>108210680
check the to see what the update actually is. if you think you'll benefit from it, do it. if not, don't do it.

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>>108211087
it's over the ai has spoken...

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>>108211102
ahh fucking hell why can't they make it simple

>>108210397
where do I find more pictures of this elf?

why is /r/homelab full of vibecoded trash now?

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>>108211762
Because every sys admin can now make their own personalized app. If it works, I don't really see the problem. Some are quite nice, like scanopy. It generates modern, sleek looking network topology.

>>108211762
not vibe coder but a vibe command searcher. i tell the ai what command i wanna use and what i want to do with it and it tells me with which parameters i would have to execute it. made me finally jump from truenas to a headless server with lxc containers. i am lazy.

>>108210397
kys tranny

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>>108211984
Pipe down Rajesh. Just because I take a shower doesn't mean I'm pretending to be a woman.

>>108211811
The problem is that most of it is slop that won't be maintained a month from "release".

I'm trying to figure out IPv6. Do I now point my AAAA record to the reverse proxy's global IP instead of router's global IP? This kinda sucks.

>>108212614
if you go to the router address, what do you get? if you go to the reverse proxys address, what do you get? trial and error anon

If the most I wanna do is just stream some 4k videos and host my general files and some git repositories, should I get a NUC or something? I know the wiki says as much, but I dunno if that's out of date and if there's something better I should be doing now. I've just been using a raspberry pi but it kinda struggles on bigger stuff and I'd like something that's more compatible with *bsd

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>setting up truenas in proxmox
Why the fuck is it stuck here on first boot?

>>108212937
Also I already tried remaking the vm and reinstalling with a fresh iso

>>108211601
han luna

>>108212937
>>108212972
nevermind I'm just gonna use a container
this shit uses too much ram anyways

>>108212937
>>108212972
>>108213176
why would you run truenas in vm anyways?

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>>108210397
Is there any way to DIY a network speaker like the Amazon Echo/Pop or pricey-as-fuck Sonos?

So far most I've ever seen is by using a Raspberry Pi and a speaker but there's no consensus on how to actually make one because it's surprisingly a niche topic. Seems people would rather consoom, or it's actually difficult to DIY and get satisfactory results.
I only need for the speaker function in order to play music or sound effects through Home Assistant (doorbell/alarm/notification). I don't need it to have microphone or AI or cloud or any of that spyware nonsense.

>>108213184
Because I wanted to eventually run my nas on a separate device from my proxmox server, so I wanted to try out truenas and learn how it works.

Bros I need your help urgently, I can't work on my server for a while but one drive is getting seek errors and smartctl is sceraming at me to back it up, should I unplug the drive to prevent any action or is it fine to just keep it unmounted for a week or two?

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>>108212937
https://community-scripts.github.io/ProxmoxVE/scripts?id=truenas-vm

I've used Debian forever for my mail server, web server and DNS. I tired OpenBSD and loved its simple and traditional design, and philosophy regarding security (I want to protect the security and privacy of the data of my [few] users).

Problem is it feels *too* outdated at some points; filesystem has no journaling (which makes me worried about data loss), httpd doesn't support HTTP/2 or on-the-fly gzip compression (makes everything load a lot slower), and relayd doesn't support ECDSA certificate keys.

If I'm still going to use nginx anyway should I just move to something like Alpine Linux or FreeBSD? How do they compare security-wise?

>>108211946
>lxc containers
use case?

>>108213819
don't like docker or podman. find lxc simpler. it's also easier to setup and update. i also like to run as root. i also like zfs.

>>108213830
>find lxc simpler
>has to resort to slopbots to be able to use it

>>108213856
came from the clopbots stayed because i actually know the commands to use it now.

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>>108210397
is CAT6 good for you?

>>108214695
I prefer CAT7 installation cables.
The orange makes them taste better.

>>108214695
thats a boy btw

openSeaChest is awsome

>>108213830
you can use containers in truenas

>>108214905
don't like to use truenas for anything outside of managing disks and smb shares.

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Not sure if this is a good place to ask, maybe /sqt/ would be better but they're also more retarded. I'm going to be hosting a git server or two and some (actually legal) torrenting stuff soon. It's for my job and mainly for my research (private repos, only on my own servers) and my lectures/lecture notes/slides/etc. (public).

Which git dev platform should I use? I'm probably going to use gitgud, don't want to use github, unsure about others. Any recs? Also, how do I not fuck up hosting my git mirror? Is there a good opsec checklist? You can savely assume that your answering a retard (me).

>>108215863
No familiarity with public git aside from github but:
>dev platform for private git
Why not just use git+ssh+optionally a vpn? Running a whole webpage for personal stuff seems unnecessary. Paswordless ssh is probably plenty safe but with something like wireguard it's as bulletproof as can be.
https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-on-the-Server-Setting-Up-the-Server

>>108216105
Thanks! I kind of want at least a mirror on something like gitgud/hub/whatever cause I don't trust myself with my own server too much. Maybe I should rent a small server? Will check some options.

well no one answer last thread...
is there a reason why I should avoid plugging an internal hdd into sata usb adapter to use with thin client, as opposed to paying more to get something that can support internal drive?

How does one make the data in a zfs snapshot "real"? Like if I clone a dataset via sending snapshots from one pool to another, how do I make it so if I were to delete those snapshots on the receiving pool no data from the dataset would be deleted?

>>108216161
Usb drivers are shitty. Internal hard drives are soft and not meant for the harsh reality of the outside world.

>>108210397
Just ordered a 8tb baracuda for my backup server. Fuck sake man 230$ was too much for thsi shit uses to be 150

>>108216559
>baracuda
oh no no no no

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>>108216587
You making fun of me made me cancel it

>>108216717
nta but you really should. barracuda is low grade
get wd red or ironwolf

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>>108216755

>>108216757
>ironwolf
oh no no no no

>>108216757
>last chance to buy
>buy the bad one
lol

>>108216783
Well wtf should i have got then faggot

>>108216960
velociraptors

Do any of you guys have experience with paperless?
I'm finding that getting multiple users working properly is a huge pain because of how it handles permissions. When I upload a document as a user, the document gets processed by my paperless-ai container, but after finishing, all the generated tags/info show up as "private". I have tried playing with all the permission settings available but as far as I'm aware, all this data will always end up as "private" unless I use that specific user's api key in the paperless-ai container, and it only allows you to use one key.

>>108217419
I use it alone as in no other users in my instance and I also don't use the AI stuff in it. IIRC I had issues with permissions when I first started (among other things) that was solved by making a dedicated user for paperless so maybe look into that?

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I'm having issues updating my jellyseerr container. I've even tried doing the following and it still shows this version instead of 3.0.0 or 3.0.1. My docker-compose has image: fallenbagel/jellyseerr:latest so I'm not sure what's going on. Am i missing something?

docker compose down --volumes --rmi all --remove-orphans
docker compose pull
docker compose up -d --force-recreate

>>108214725
Yes and?

>>108216960
WD Red Plus

>lsi 9305-16e
>Bios has option to change phys per port
>Auto, 1, 2, 4, 8
8? Never seen or heard of 8 phys/lanes from 1 physical port, only up to 4. How does that work?

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>>108217907
fallenbagel hasn't created a new docker image in 5 months. if you want the latest update, you need to build it yourself.

>>108219395
Reading further, it seems jellyseer has been deprecated. It will no longer be updated.

The new one is called seer.

https://docs.seerr.dev/migration-guide
https://docs.seerr.dev/blog/seerr-release

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Since I also use jellyseer, I just migrated to the newest image and it works. I personally had to modify the permissions of my config folder though.

"chown -R 1000:1000 "/path/to/jellyseer/config"

hello /techsupport/
i have a family request for a roku tv compatible magic video player, so no extra phone apps or request path. i was looking at roku jellyfin app -> localy jellyfin host backed by iptv where once a week i convert VOD xtream options to STRM with firestaerter3/Jellyfin-Xtream-Library.
the reald path just seems so.. messy. anyone here have thoughts on this? any realistic turn-key video library point/click deployment for roku tv?

Any all in one solutions for the arr stack?

>>108220553
There was a reddit thread that lets you copy paste commands and it will install everything. I forgot which thread it was but you could probably search it.
You still need to do some fiddling with the settings but it should install everything you need without much problems.

>>108219423
That's annoying. I like jellyseerr

Is anyone on jellyfin 10.11? Is the new database actually better and how was the upgrade process?

>>108222217
it's same exact thing it just has a different name.

>>108219480
oh my god all this *arr and *seer garbage is so fucking annoying, and to top it all off you STILL need to deal with the private tracker mafia
fuck this gay earth

>>108223512
It must work well since people use it, but I just can't imagine it being more useful than annoying.

>someone vibe codes an arr stack app
>acts smugs and ignores criticism
>blocks the guy trying to help him
>the guy goes full blown destruction mode and tears this guys vibe coded trash to pieces
>huntarr dev deletes their reddit account, wipes the app from github and disappears
LOL

https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/1rckopd/huntarr_your_passwords_and_your_entire_arr_stacks/

>>108223704
It does. You don't need to directly interact with anything but seer. Everything else is backend automation.

I would like to use an old computer to be a server for FreePBX and Frigate so I can play around with them.
>my question is, what is the best way to go about doing this? is it proxmox all the way or would something more retard friendly be suitable?

>>108223880
proxmox is for virtualization. you use proxmox if you want to run multiple different OS's from your server.

>what is the best way to go about doing this
i'd just go headless debian. use docker to setup frigate

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Cute lil m75q g5.
AMD 8700GE, 32GB DDR5 RAM, two 2,5Gbe ports + 1Gbe. Works like a charm.

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>>108223982

>>108223880
Yes use proxmox. It's worth to use for the pseudo ipmi you get from the web-ui.

>>108223746
the vibecoder dev is retarded but lets not pretend a kali linux script pointed at an app is a "security review"

>>108224234
he literally said it was a basic surface level tool. if that caught major vulnerabilities, then the app was trash.

its a web app. it doesnt need some exhaustive in depth analysis.

>>108224001
jesis christ the back of that is absolutely disgusting. you should really buy some cable sleeves or something to clean up those connections. just because it's in the back unseen doesn't mean it shouldn't be organized.

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>>108224267
lmao there are more than 150 cables, I ain't got time for this shit

>>108222217
It's the same project and dev team but they merged the projects so you don't have to use a different *eerr instance for jellyfin or plex it just has capability to handle both. Which makes sense I don't know why they would spend time splitting the project the way they were

>>108219533
Anything IPTV is just not worth the hassle. Every project involving it is very underdeveloped

>>108224321
those foam soundproof panels are a super firehazard and destroy your lungs too if they catch any spark or heat source

>>108220553
Follow the best practices outlined on this site: trash-guides DOT info

>>108224348
they're not. They're certified and cannot ignite despite being treated with lit cigarette for 60 minutes. Thanks EU.

>>108224321
you'll thank yourself when you can easily scale/modify/adjust without worrying about borking the entire setup.

i just spent 1.5 days organizing my rack. yeah it was hellish and I wanted to cry. I also laid in bed for several hours cursing myself, but i did it, and it was so worth it in the end. it's so fucking clean and organized back there it makes me smile.

>>108224001
What are you running on your Wyse 3040 Anon?

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Will be doing some yard work for a month or so and I specifically need an audible alarm if my server in the shed reboots itself for some reason, is this a good setup?
Also rate my idea I think I'm onto something here can I start a server alarm company and achieve $2bn unicorn startup status?

>>108224610
what the absolute fuck, no this is not a good lmao. this will piss the entire neighborhood off. i dont know if this post is a joke or not.

if serious, setup phone notifications with a custom ring tone for the server like a sane modern person.

>>108224610
Based anon. What are you looking at for the alarm itself?

>>108224610
My dad setup an alarm anytime a bird or squirrel landed in his tomato garden to scare them off. needless to say he had to get rid of them due to noise complaints.

>>108224339
i appreciate it. that leaves me with the mess of frontend app on roku tv (plex, emby, jellyfin), and presumably some way for my family to get "new stuff" added - i get how to do that, i just wish it was all in the UI ready to go. that's why i liked the idea of mass convert IPTV VOD -> .strm files once a week.

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fucking hell i only see bait&switch shitass smr drives on the used market here
i guess i'll bite and just get a new one

>>108224610
based retard maxing

>lidarr still broken as always
>every request on overseerr breaking now too
I wish I still had the free time to troubleshoot this stuff. Sometimes I want to just go full normalfag and spend $100/month on a dozen media subscriptions instead.

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which one of you just bought 6 of these at once

>>108224610
Fuck your neighbors, do it and stare down any HOA faggots that come by to investigate complaints.

>>108225248
i just saw this on reddit

>>108224610
>thunderstorm at 2am knocks power off
>causes server reboot
>obnoxiously loud alarm goes off
I would come to your door and punch you in the face.

>>108225265
just call the police on him. much better. unless they won't do anything ofc.

>>108225257
I guess that means it was noteworthy
i was telling myself its okay i just barely missed it because there might be more of these at this price range
fuck i really hate myself

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boughted this
https://www.ebay.com/itm/277249519152

wait a sec, is that 128gb ssd in the space where I would want to put a hdd

>>108224491
it's a test pc. The other one is a vr link with wifi 6e.

>>108218379
post his feet

is Nextcloud the peak selfhosted file-sharing thing?

>>108224610
>I specifically need an audible alarm if my server in the shed reboots itself for some reason
>is this a good setup?
A better setup would be figuring out why your server is rebooting in the first place
Check error logs and stuff
>>108225248
>>108225257
>>108225285
If i saw that i'd be tempted to buy 4 at once
>>108225577
>is that 128gb ssd in the space where I would want to put a hdd
its likely a 128gb mSATA or NVMe
Whilst i dont have that same desktop, I did get a HP slim thats the same form factor. Mine had an external PSU so yours will be a bit tighter on space but i bet its still incredibly roomy, enough for a couple 3.5in drives. Mine came with an emty/unused 3.5in caddy inside

do you niggas keep a separate torrent client for coom?
there is something worrying about terabytes of coom leaking into jellyfin
i have the arrstack structure, so sonarr and radarr have access to whole media server including torrent folder

>>108227136
stupid goy

>>108227136
I run a bunch of different rtorrent instances, mainly to avoid clashes with cross seeding.
Does not really factor into jellyfin, folder and library structures are independent of either setup

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>>108227136
yes. my arrstack has it's own dedicated torrent client.(qbittorrent)

i use self-hosted jesec/flood + rtorrent for my coom.

my desktop also has it's own dedicated torrent client for regular stuff.

is seafile good for self-hosting a file share?

I have a fairly competent old computer I want to use to host game servers for my friends and I. Any recommendations in an operating system? The device will be headless. Windows would be easy and most familiar, however is probably the biggest resource hog. Linux (debian), but I am retarded. Do I just install Proxmox, use Windows temporarily until I fully learn Linux?

>>108228871
just use windows with playit.gg and rdp.

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>>108227136
Sonarr/Radarr have their own qbittorrent-nox instance, then for porn and other stuff I want to seed long term I use rtorrent+rutorrent.
For about $5 USD a month my ISP allows me to add a /31 routed subnet, so I use one of the IP's for both qbit and rtorrent, I set it up so that if I accidentally click some skids IP grabber they can't see what I torrent.
Also, iknowwhatyoudownload shows a bunch of random torrents I haven't downloaded, occasionally it shows that I download CP, shat myself when I first saw it but apparently it's because some public trackers add in random IP addresses.
Could also be that their shit just doesn't work considering that it still shows the wrong country for my IPs after 4 years.

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>server panicked last night
>failed memtest today after 4 years of operating with only restarts for updates
how could it betray me at the worst possible time
i lowered the speed from JEDEC 3200 to 2666 it seems to pass test now. cant afford more memory

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>>108228871
I like amp. It's paid, and I've only set up a few servers and connected to test them, but it's super easy and supports lots of games. It might be worth it to look into. I think it has a windows version too. I'll always shill for Proxmox though. Install it in a vm.

>>108229051
I wanted to publish a list of networks the site uses, figured it would just be proxies anyway but I was curious so I started logging traffic and looked at the time the site said it detected real torrents I seed, fucking nothing, unless the time and date on the site is way off I assume they aren't even connecting to peers.
So fuck these faggot russkies, their shit doesn't work, they don't even verify data from trackers, and then they give out a list of "pedo ips" on request based on their inaccurate data.

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>did a bunch of troubleshooting that didn't work
>finally decided to sacrifice my uptime to reboot the server
>it works now

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Those of you with a home server (or multiple) that DONT host forgejo... why?

>>108230063
I host gitea

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Does anybody here use Stash-VR? I have it pointing to my Stash server but when I navigate to the endpoint in DeoVR I just see this page

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Backup REMINDER!
Make sure all your backups are properly working. Ideally you'll want redundant backups. You'll also want several different kinds of backups. Full incremental image backups for your OS's, specific folder backups and so on. Here are the ones I use.

OS BACKUPS:
Urbackup. You self-host this on your server, and connect it to your other servers/desktops. It can make full image, incremental and file backups. You can monitor the progress via the web ui. I use this to backup all my os's.

https://www.urbackup.org/

WINDOWS BACKUPS:
Veeam. This is specifically for Windows. It's a fail safe incase Urbackup doesn't work.

https://www.veeam.com/products/physical/windows-backup-recovery.html

LINUX BACKUPS:
Elkarbackup. Self-hosted web-ui backup software. I use this to do full image backups of my Debian mini pc. Fail safe incase UrBackup doesn't work.

https://www.elkarbackup.org/

PATH BACKUPS:
Backrest. It's a self-hosted web UI for restic, a popular backup utility with snapshot functionality. Rock solid and has been working without issue for me for about a year now.

https://github.com/garethgeorge/backrest

In addition to those, I have cron jobs bash scripts that makes backups of all the data from my docker images. I use TrueNAS for my main server, which already has built-in periodic snapshots. TrueNAS configs are backed up to Google Drive. My OPNSense router config is also backed up to Google Drive.

Remember, backups are your LIFE LINE. SET THEM UP.

>>108230063
hiring managers don't know what a forgejo is, but they do know what a link to GitHub is

the green squares trick them into hiring me

>>108229449
reboot tut gut

>>108230961
my os has to much junk i dont really want but its mixed in with stuff i do want so i just make no backup

>>108230961
>OS backups
not necessary for 99% of people, takes 1 afternoon to reinstall unless its some esoteric setup
>various meme webui programs
just use rsync, guarantee its 100x better than this slop
>make sure you have 1 million different copies
most people only need 1 backup copy desu, unlikely that your data is important enough to warrant more

>>108231011
>run fake commits in private repos to paint the squares green to trick the HRtards
>pull up forgejo once you talk to someone actually competent
it's that easy

>>108230127
>I host gitea
fair enough

>>108231108
>not necessary for 99% of people, takes 1 afternoon to reinstall unless its some esoteric setup
I have nearly a decade worth of custom tweaks, optimizations, registry changes and programs installed. It would be absolute hell reinstalling from scratch. Some of us actually use our computers beyond browsing Reddit.

>just use rsync, guarantee its 100x better than this slop
the ui's offer ease of use and monitoring.

>most people only need 1 backup copy desu, unlikely that your data is important enough to warrant more
people that have their own home lab aren't "most people". they take pride in their hobby and cherish their data. if you're just a retarded normie why even respond
fuck off

>>108231286
>I have nearly a decade worth of custom tweaks, optimizations, registry changes and programs installed.
so you wasted your time. i get it.

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>>108231297
>so you wasted your time configuring your os to your specific needs to make you more productive

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>>108231307
>more productive

>>108231286
>>108231307
document your stuff. it's not that hard. also learn local group policy instead of shitty registry tweaks.

>>108231337
I already have a self-hosted wiki. that doesn't mean I want to redo everything from scratch when I can just use an image backup. what's wrong with you?

>also learn local group policy instead of shitty registry tweaks.
the registry tweaks are mostly ui modifications for various software. shows you have no idea what a seasoned user actually does. again fuck off

>>108231286
>some of us use our computers beyond reddit
exactly, so just slap an os on that thing and go do whatever it is you need to. backup your dotfiles if you like, then you can restore the same config on any machine
>people that have their home lab aren't most people
speak for yourself, i just put my files on my homeserver so i can access them from any device without carrying extra storage around. probably almost every homeserver is used this way. chances of both main+backup copies being lost is remote, and the data is not so important that you need to worry about more.

maybe you are exceptional and need 30 backup copies but most people dont

it's like talking to a retard that can't automate stuff. full of himself because he knows everything.

>>108231386
>maybe you are exceptional and need 30 backup copies but most people dont
If valuing your data makes you exceptional, then yes, I'm exceptional. You don't sound like a passionate home server bro. You sound like a retarded normie just running plex. Probably don't even have a rack. My server is simply beyond your comprehension.

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Proxmox shows it's superiority once again. Built in simple zfs snapshot utility. Send them to a local or remote storage. Run Proxmox Backup Server on the backup server for easy management of storage and snapshots.

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>>108231286
>I have nearly a decade worth of custom tweaks, optimizations, registry changes and programs installed
instead of backing up your entire OS a fuckton of times wouldnt it make more sense to create a deploy script that makes these changes on a fresh OS install?

>>108231461
he is a retard. snapshots are right up his ally. he doesn't even know what he has changed that is why he can't redo them. if something goes wrong he just doesn't know what the cause could be. he is a fucking retard. he is the normalfag reddit user.

nixos solves this issue

>>108231511
that is why everyone uses it.

>>108230961
I just run a robocopy script that duplicates my media drive A to media drive B. everything else is easily recovered on a reinstall

>>108231428
>retarded normie running plex
no, i run my own email though (but not on my homeserver ofc)
on my homeserver i just have some personal docs, music, movies. nothing special
>Probably don't even have a rack
true, i have a cooler master elite 430 black
ive had it since 2011 and lived in 6 different places in the meantime, i don't think a rack would have managed it

i guess this is /hsg/ so maybe everyone here is racked up but the vast majority of homeservers are just repurposed PCs like mine

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>>108231486
>he is a retard. snapshots are right up his ally. he doesn't even know what he has changed that is why he can't redo them
As rood as this is you're probably right. If he actually has been keeping backups as a means of "source control" for an entire decade, then working out exactly what was done between each backup would probably be so much work that at that point, it might not be realizing what the right or wrong way is, but you just cant be bothered to properly migrate a backup method thats been fucked for so long

>>108231535
>backups as source control
im imagining running 'diff' on a 100GB windows install looking for changes, kek

Is anti backup retard the same guy as "you don't saturate gigabit" retard?

>>108231523
man you guys have some backwards priorities
backing up media that can easily be redownloaded but "eh i'll just remember all my custom settings and installations"

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>>108231528
everyone on /hsg/ has a rack because they are fat.. this thread is right after the desktop thread is the most reddit thing on this website.
>>108231535
>
that is why documentation and doing it properly is so important. else you end up with an unstable mess and brag about it on 4chan. like both amd and intel struggle to keep windows clean. microsoft, intel, amd and nvidia have demonstrated that they can't properly install and remove software leading to unpredictable behaviour with oftentimes the only solution being a clean reinstall of this dogshit os. better do a snapshot of it and keep using it. better change 1000 registry keys that microsoft just changes back because you didn't change them via a group policy. better complain about how windows sucks and microsoft is evil. what an awesome setup. it's perfect for mouth breathers >>108231625

>>108231625
12TB of media + documents + photos accumulated over 15 years is not "easily recoverable"
windows default settings + changing the outline color to blue and collapsing taskbar is
redownloading all my games is

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AI sloppa is making it hard for me to buy a NAS. I recently set up my home server and already have 600 movies on jellyfin, but they're all 720p while I wait for HDDs to go back down in 20 years, it will be easy to replace them with higher quality versions since I'm using the *arr programs. Anyway I think I might have to transcode them to x265 so I can fit more on my current drive.

>>108231320
mind if i download this obese pepe?

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>>108231834
please do but don't use it against me please.

would a drive that was used in a NAS have a relatively low hours count but thousands of power on startup count. Like 7000 hours used and 2000+ power on count? Is that normal or odd? Does power on count matter?

>>108231797
data hoarding is not a poor man's hobby.
I spend ~$500 a year for one or two HDD, which usually lasts me the year before I need to buy a new one.

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how much does your pc weigh?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xxtZ9DnQJVk

>>108232041
they break or you just run out of space? a year seems way too quick for an hdd to die

>>108232026
they're just indicators of drive age and in no way a true indicator of whether or not a drive is about to die

>>108232178
Out of space. 24TB isn't a lot these days.
Sure, I can delete stuff, but why would I when I can just dump another $500.

>>108232448
I'm curious what kind of food you eat. Costco dude with Costco snacks? Skelly mode with nothing but a pbnj each day? Beer bro? Honestly home server fags seem like beer guys

>>108231567
prove that you saturate it and the horror will end

>>108232567
I eat somewhat healthy. No junk food, no alcohol, no smoking either. It's why I can spare some money on this expensive 'hobby'.
Rice, egg and onions sauce is my comfort food. I like simple sandwiches which is canned tuna, mayo, salt, pepper, paprika and chopped pickles. Smoked cheese too if it's on sale. Orange juice since I also don't drink soft drinks except Christmas and New Years.
Chicken is my go to meat. I love pork but don't have it often, same with beef. I don't like fish that much other than salmon, but that's expensive as fuck so I also don't buy that often.
So I guess I eat 'real' homemade food. Nothing sugary except the very rare occasion.

>>108233627
>Rice, egg and onions sauce
I meant onions sauce.
I am asian if you couldn't tell.

>>108233631
Oh, it changes the word. Whatever, you know what I mean.
I also bought my own juice press so I make my own fruit juice.

>>108214695
this made my massive cock really hard

>>108224405
based prepper and knower

>>108224348
faggot (but that's for the warning)

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Is there a better WiFi 7 AP / router than this for the price?


Mainly just need an AP but will accept routers

>>108231449
?
how is that exclusive to proxmox? you can do remote backup/restore of any root on ZFS distro/OS

Imagine witnessing the words "*arr stack" on someone's resume

Imagine witnessing the words "network design" on someone's resume
Oh really? What design courses did you take specifically? Did you go to networking arts school where you learned to express yourself by drawing network topologies? Yea that's what I thought.

i'm about to install fedora on my old 4670k gtx1060 bucket for jellyfin. should i get something else?

>>108230063
why use it over gitea?

Figured this would be the best general to ask. Was browsing facebook marketplace and scored a 1TB 7200rpm 2.5" Seagate drive for 10 bucks. serials tell me its an Exos enterprise drive (Exos 7E2000) I plan to use this in my PS3 as a slight speed and capacity upgrade. Is there any configuration i should do first before installing it?

>>108234914
and by configuration i mean changing anything at the firmware level of the drive.

who is Jeff Gerling
and why do I keep seeing shit like
>he connected a router to a switch? that's what Jeff Gerling did. he used a patch panel too? did he learn that from Jeff Gerling?

Anyone know the cleanest way to get Manga reading progress synced between devices? Im running Suwayomi on my homeserver hoping it would be syncing the states between devices using the Suwayomi extension in Mihon, but that doesn't seem to be working.
To be more exact I want to sync progress between a phone and android eink tablet.

Self-hosting a cloud storage system does feel rife for someone breaking in and using it to warehouse their CP.

>>108235415
>Self-hosting a cloud storage
>someone breaking in
Were you thinking of exposing the service to the internet without some method of authorization or what?

>>108234988
some redditor who posts in every thread and gets all the upvotes

>>108234520
>>108234129
imagine witnessing three eggs shot out of my asshole like a cannon aimed straight for your nose. Yea that's what I shot

>>108230474
i just used smb with heresphere

>>108235349
Use Suwayomi as a PWA directly.

>>108234117
>WiFi 7
use case?

>>108216127
How much stuff are you looking to store? Just general order of magnitude is OK.

>>108238606
my use case is that I want fast WiFi to stream my cuckold porn over

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Are these drives good for shucking? Will they last a long time in a NAS/Media server that has 24/7 continuous use or are they very bad for that?

tfw no datahoarding gf

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I've been struggling with this for few weeks now.
Basically my ISP is doing some DNS shenanigans, and some websites aren't loading properly for me.
And it's not simple DNS block, since I need to use DoH to bypass it.
Which is really annoying, I tried using overkill solution like ProtonVPN + gluetun but I couldn't get it to work with the free tier.
But I found wout about cloudflare warp which work just fine.
Is there a way to make something like gluetun+cloudflare warp?
Or at least run cloudflare warp in a container and expose that as HTTP/SOCKS5H proxy?
It's annoying since I have cloudflare warp installed in a container with my other application just to get one functionality.

>>108210397
Currently have a set of 4 discs about 10tb each in a 4 bay enclosure

mostly videography/ photography files and a few movies mostly retained for archival purposes

Running windows 11 presently and was curious if raid 5 was the "best" option for combining the discs

should I just keep them separately or would I gain speed/ redundancy with some form of software raid on windows

>>108239820
>keys in every lock
>homosexual movie posters
>perfomative guitar display
>perfomative flower pot display too, notice how it blocks the view to the $189 tv

2/10.

>>108210397
>Remember:
>RAID protects you from DOWNTIME
>BACKUPS protect you from DATA LOSS
Unironically can someone explain this for me? If you have 4x 1TB disks in RAID10 (or whatever it is that does this) where you get 3TB of storage and the ability to lose 1 disk without losing any data, and in the event of a disk failure you can re-build the array with a replacement disk, how is that not protecting you from data loss? I know having full duplication is a lot more robust like if your house burns down but still.

>>108240058
Say you delete a file. Your raid array happily replicates the change and now you no longer have that file.
Now you decide that you actually needed that, but it's gone. It was already overwritten, so no recovery either. No malfunction occurred, the array was ordered to delete and it deleted. This can happen without your consent too, such as when a vibe coded piece of shit electron app decides to delete the wrong thing.
Now your backups save you.

ffs how can a company like Backblaze whose business is in the cloud storage industry be so incompetent at analyzing hard drives?

# of drives replaced by capacity? [1] OK... but how many drives of each capacity were there? Was was the lifespan and read/writes on each drive?

The tables in their blogs are literal screenshots of some of Excel tables [2] that doesn't allow you to sort by metrics. I haven't seen a data dump for all their data, but it's pretty bad.

I'd be embarrassed if I was a company and these "statistics" were on my website

[1] https://www.backblaze.com/blog/2025-thats-a-wrap-and-here-are-the-stats/
[2] https://www.backblaze.com/blog/backblaze-drive-stats-for-q3-2025/

>>108240201
>Stephanie is the Associate Editor & Writer at Backblaze. She specializes in taking complex topics and writing relatable, engaging, and user-friendly content. You can most often find her reading in public places.

>>108240265
What is she reading in public spaces? BBC news?

>>108239010
No. Shucking used to be okay but not anymore. They usually throw low quality HDDs inside. You're paying less for a shittier HDD and in the long run it is better to buy an actual NAS HDD from a reputable brand that lasts long with a good warranty on it.

>>108239673
RAID 0 is fastest just keep everything backed up live live in the fast lane

>>108240201
>OK... but how many drives of each capacity were there?
Column 4?
>Was was the lifespan and read/writes on each drive?
Column 5 and 6?

>>108240330

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>>108240461

>>108239010
>saves 2k
>EXPANSION
>came out ahead
>shy of 1.7k usd before tax...
genuinely hope this guy is just in it for the flip... relying on a single drive that big is asking for trouble, besides that it would be waaay cheaper still to diy your own nas with the same storage and more....

is Backblaze the best back up solution if I want something offsite/online? I'm mainly looking for something with file history/versioning. Or is there some obscure alternative I'm missing?
Others I checked are idrive (not iCloud) and Sync and they both seem inferior to me.

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>>108241133
Those drives just have insane prices here

>>108241058
>cancel

>>108241186
I just use google's. It's the one with the least headache for me.

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>>108241186
If I was going to use a cloud service for my offsite backup I would use aws s3 glacier. It's supper cheap, but they charge you to download from it and it's slow, but if it's just incase your house burns down that's fine imo.

I don't even want to turn my server on anymore because I know I'm not willing to pay current prices to replace HDDs

>>108241324
hard drives die if you don't use them

>>108241324
hard drives die if you use them

>>108241342
>>108241338
At least I'll never die, right?

>>108241345
you die.

>>108241345
you die

>>108241352
>>108241393
Thanks, Sam Altman.

>>108241219
doesn't have file versioning as far as I can tell plus a bunch of AI shit I don't need
>>108241241
that's worth considering. I don't need to download from backup often. I checked their pricing page and it's confusing even with the calculator. Do you have a rough estimate how much storage is as well as how much the download is from your experience if you use it?

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>>108241476
I don't use it, but it looked like it was going to cost about $3.60/TB/month. I didn't look into how much retrieval was going to be, but it was a lot more. Maybe $100/TB.
My plan for when I do set up an offsite backup is to ask my sister if I can put a server at her house.

does a sonarr like application exist for anime, manga, novels etc or will i have to vibecode it?

>>108240132
Ah, I see. RAID provides protection against a specific mode of failure, while a backup does that and also provides a failsafe for accidents, mistakes, or even deliberate malice.

I'm planning on someday making a photo/video/document/general storage server for our house, this is useful to think about. I could see myself thinking "I just need protection against drive failure, I'll be careful, I won't accidentally format the array" but I've also literally stepped on a laptop before by accident (two actually) and once accidentally stuck my hand into a 4 inch high power CPU fan running at max speed cause it wasn't getting PWM control. So maybe a backup isn't a bad idea, even if it comes with the pain of cutting my available storage in half...

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>>108241906
>anime
Sonarr or medusa, torrent rss still beats both tho.
>manga
Best bet is probably suwayomi set to autodownload everything in your library.
>novels
Readarr but it's dead I think, haven't looked at replacing it because I never had luck with the auto searches. Books are kinda tricky for the *arr setup i think, not as easy to find as The Sopranos S02E05 or whatever.
>etc
? There's mylarr for comics, never used it.
>vibecode it
Do it anyways, don't let your dreams be dreams. I suggest making an *arrarr which is all in one lmao.

>>108242068
>Sonarr or medusa, torrent rss still beats both tho.
I like how sonarr automatically creates a hardlink and stores the nicely named copy in the folder of my choosing, which is the same I have set up in Jellyfin. I guess I could just make a bash script or something but I also like the categorization and how I can automatically set them up to download better movie/tv versions when they find them and replace them. Torrent RSS can't do that

>>108239930

Salty.

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>want new high airflow chasis fans for my server
>get fans that can reach 15000 RPM
>install them, turn server on
>server sounds like a jet engine
>"okay now all i gotta do is tweak them"
>can't, can only set an overall profile
>if i set overall anything above mid the chassis fans are too fucking loud
>if i set anything under mid my accelerator and CPU will overheat
>do some research
>there are fan "zones" that can have child fan duty cycles adjusted
>every fan is in zone 0 except for FanA which is in zone 1
>FanA is right next to all the SATA ports currently squished under the 5.25in caddy
>order a dozen low profile sata cables to put in place to clean up that clusterfuck mess of normal sata cables
>remove 5.25in caddy, swap out the sata cables, move the high RPM chassis fans to the FanA header
>power server on, still loud, of course, i havent done anything
>use ipmitool to adjust fan threasholds and zone speed
>set zone 1 (chassis fans) to 1/4 duty
>finally quiet
>eventually need to restart server
>fans are loud as fuck again
>apparently IPMI settings get reset by the BMC or something on host OS reboot
>write a setup script to deploy an IPMI fan control service, with optional detection and calibration of min fan speeds, max fan speeds, fan zones per fan, and minimum operating duty cycle
>service lets me set the "idle" and "stress" duty for each zone as a percentage and does the percent to hex conversion
>pulls cpu temps from IPMI tool sensors and accelerator temps from nvidia-smi every 10 seconds and sets the duty for each fan zone accordingly
>project stored on locally hosted forgejo with the setup script so if i reinstall my server's OS I can simply pull the repo and run setup.sh
what an annoying amount of work just to control a fan
any other anons here have to go through a similar jerry-rigged patchwork process to accomplish something you assumed would have been simple?

>have to pay 200€ for a 6tb ironwolf

Its so over eurofolks...

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I want to get a NAS. I'm considering either a custom Jonsbo N6 or a UGREEN DXP4800. I thought I might be able to get a cheaper price for a custom build than the $467 for the UGREEN, but it turns out they're about the same price.

Should I just buy the UGREEN DXP4800?
I think 4 bays are enough. I will run UnRAID. The first drive will be for parity and the other three will be filled with 12TB drives for a total capacity of 36TB.

Is there a plugin for jellyfin that downloads movie trailers?

I wish I had money

>>108235415
>not using graylog to see if someone fucks with your systems
SAD

>>108244252
get a minisforum n5 air, better hardware and lower price.

>>108239196
>he hasn't started hallucinating an anime girl sitting at the home server working

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I'm a newfag to hoarding. Is this bad? It's 244 USD for 8tb

>>108245206
Don't buy above $15/TB unless it's an emergency.

>>108245206
This isn't bad, it's horrible.

>>108245442
It's an emergency. I need 8tb of jav porn or the terrorist Israelis win

Looking at the cost/TB, why are we all not using tape storage?

What kind of device do you need to read those? Or is it built into the cartridge itself?

And why is magnetic tape so freaking information dense? or is it not and it's just really cheap to manufacture a cubic meter of magnetic tape that holds 8 TB?

https://diskprices.com/?locale=us&condition=new,used&disk_types=external_hdd,external_hdd25,internal_hdd,internal_hdd25,internal_sshd,internal_sas,external_ssd,internal_ssd,m2_ssd,m2_nvme,u2,ddr5u,ddr5so,ddr5r,ddr4u,ddr4so,ddr4r,microsd,sd_card,cf_card,cfast_card,cfexpress,usb_flash,bdrw,bdr,dvdrw,dvdr,cdrw,cdr,lto3,lto4,lto5,lto6,lto7,lto8,lto9

>>108245951
Because it's very slow and the recorders are extreamly expensive.

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>>108239565
Anyone?

>>108245483
>>108245442
>>108245206
Biden bros?

>>108246470
when biden was president I got 20tb for $250
just sayin'

>>108246194
fat
ugly
probably smells like fish, urine, and poop

>>108246766
imagine how disgraceful she'd scream and fall after being shot

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>>108246802
Imagine how disgraceful she'd scream and fall after walking 2 miles.

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>>108245206
107.45 Euro in 2020. You're getting scammed. We're all getting scammed.

>>108246901
>walking 2 miles.
I don't think she can walk half a mile without going into cardiac arrest.

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>>108246901
dare i zay zased?

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>>108246916
God I want that so bad

>>108247803
to clarify, i want it so bad so i can store 8 tb of tranny porn to goon to.
i need my tranny porn
8tb's of it.

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please please please please mirror myrient

>>108247860
Why is he just hosting the files instead of torrent files? Is he retarded?

>>108244252
>Ugreen
>Cons: Locked in software ecosystem
Do not believe AI, it's making shit up.

>>108247853

>>108247860
FUCK I was waiting for drives to be not fucktard priced again to download their rom library

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now's a good time to pick up some free "trash" e5-v4 systems that are getting thrown away. got this cutie with half a T of ram, dual 18 cores (HT) procs and 36x 12T SAS seagates for free (pulled most of them to keep as spares). keep your eyes peeled

>>108248281
>free
>thrown away
wdym? are you dumpster diving near datacenters?!

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>>108248281
>free
this is a north american thing, everywhere else they are at least $900
i plan to hook mine to solar panels

>>108248096
ebay
still more expensive than when i bought some a few months ago but not that bad
YES it will be riskier. but honestly, I haven't had a drive fail yet

>>108247860
fuck AI datacenters
how much storage do you reckon is needed for anything but the most modern systems that have huge file size games?
>>108247917
no one fucking seeds anymore at least on public trackers

>>108248763
Cartridge-based systems will probably only take like 30-40GB if I had to guess
It's disc-based stuff that really takes a lot of space
Also, it's not necessarily the commercial roms that are in danger here, No-Intro and Redump stuff is hosted all over the place. Myrient does have some rare stuff though, like Nintendo gigaleak stuff that most sites don't host

>>108248763
I seed. Some people will and they will supplement the bandwidth.

>>108248793
>like Nintendo gigaleak stuff that most sites don't host
any way to differentiate these from the rest?
>Cartridge-based systems will probably only take like 30-40GB if I had to guess
I'll look into getting these compiled and probably make a torrent of all of it that I can put on a seedbox
>>108248895
yeah no shit you and I and most of this general do, but it's the 99% that don't that's the issue here

>>108248281
>free
Nigga where? I would kill just to get the drives for free.

>>108249854
>any way to differentiate these from the rest?
yeah they're in different folders. Nintendo - Misc is the one to look at iirc

>>108246194
eww

>>108243562
i'm in the process of using a pro micro, fanhub, temp.sensor and ir transmitter, to control the rpm + airco. seems easier than your story.

is there any nice course or labs or anything like that for proxmox? don't have free hardware for that rn, it ran like shit on my laptop, on vmware it makes routing and firewall unnecessarily complicated, don't want to nuke my working mini pc server yet

I want to put my web-facing servers on a separate network segment from the rest of my internal network by breaking out the network with a switch/separate router from the modem/demarc side.

Is an effective way to do this securely to spawn a second v-switch that's connected to the external physical port, create a separate network interface for that switch on each VM as the persistent connection, then only attach them to the v-switch I use for internal traffic if I'm going to do maintenance on the servers?

>>108210397
PSU died after 11 years of service.
F

>>108252280
>PSU died after 11 years of service.
>F
Okay, can you tell me what happened?
Does it fry other components when it dies or only itself?

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>>108251960
What make her ick?
Also asking again.

>>108211107
>>108211102
Imagine being too dumb to read an official patch notes?

>>108216161
>>108216304
I had a drawer of fucked up USB drivers I sometimes get parts from. I would never recommend using it for anything critical and even then it should be temporary.

jesus christ boys, even the old used drives I've been buying for years have tripled in price

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>>108252321
>Okay, can you tell me what happened?
The server had a sudden power loss under load at first and then wouldn't boot properly anymore. It would POST but when it init'd the GPU (GTX 1080) it would SPL again and again. Swapped in an RX 580 and it booted once but then it slowly lost power, all LEDs started flickering and SPL again.
All components but PSU are known good and were meticulously tested yesterday with the PSU causing SPL when used in another system. The System was tested in multiple rooms with different fuses, so it's not an electrical problem of the building (Germany).
System is this: https://de.pcpartpicker.com/list/dWsFTm with two differences because PPP doesn't have the components:
>The PSU is 750W
>The M.2 are 2x 512GB Samsung PM991a
The systems pulls over 500W at full Load, I think the caps in the PSU have just gotten too old.
>Does it fry other components when it dies or only itself?
Doesn't really fry itself, it just "collapses", all LEDs flicker and dim before it happens.

>>108252437
Yeah its getting really ugly.

I really wanted to have a home server, just run jellyfin and similar. Installed openmediavault on a laptop with attached external HDD and it was terrible. More hassle than it was worth. Kernel panics, freezes, not a day without needing to reboot it. Now it got a fucked up partition and boots to grub rescue. it's not worth it, being a part-time sysadmin. I've already got a job, not gonna work at home troubleshooting IT shit too

>>108252462
Hardware issue, external HDD and probably fucked old laptop. Likely software selection issue, OMV was likely overengineered solution for use case. Also skill issue.

are these prices the new normal? Is it cope to think it'll ever go down even if or when the bubble pops? what can we do besides get fucked in the ass?

>>108252462
My experience with omv has been solid, but I'm quite picky with hardware. Chances are it's something silly like a fucked usb cable

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>>108252441
Currently shopping for a new PSU but cannot decide between these two:
>Corsair RM1200e
>Corsair HX1000i
The HX is 20€ more expensive and has 200W less power, but it has 3 extra years of warranty and more connectors (8 vs 7 SATA connectors) and a digital interface for monitoring.

Wat do?

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>>108252750
Buy a seasonic like a white man.

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>>108252765
I've considered it, but unfortunately I don't have money like an OLD white man yet (am zoomer).
Also I trust Corsair, I have two Corsairs and one Enermax, guess which one is busted.

>>108210397
how can i have sex with her

>>108252810
>Enermax
In my entire PC building history I've only had one CPU cooler die on me. Guess the brand.
Yeah, wouldn't touch their trash with a 3,05m pole.

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>>108252321
>>108252441
>>108252810
Ordered the HX1000i btw.
Also why the fuck are Exos 7E8 drives like 400 yuros now? I paid 80€ each for 4 brand new 8TB drives in 2023, wtf.
>>108253241
Yeah, I boughted (sic) because JohnnyGuru said it was a sublime PSU even better than the HX750i that I was comparing it to (which I then bought later on).
To the PSUs credit, it lasted 11 years.

>>108253273
>JohnnyGuru
the bald porn actor?

>>108253293
KEK with a hard K. No, not the porn actor, some white guy who knows his stuff about PSUs. He started working for corsair some time ago.
>>108253218
Go to Jennah, other than that it's not possible

>>108213830
>i also like to run as root
Damn son.

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How did we abandon this?

what is a seedbox?
how can i make my own seedbox?
do i need really good internet for it?

>>108253376
in my case these were hilariously overpriced whenever i stumbled upon one on local fb market, at least as expensive as a synology

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>>108212005
she should wear a high cut helmet instead. Slightly less protection, but the ease of communication usage and ear comfort in this case would be a large benefit.

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>>108253495
how about a high fleshlight helmet

>>108253376
why not make one with one of the 16 billion SBC offerings shipped directly from chang. there's no excuse not to have a 19 dollar rpi3b laying around.

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>>108253522
sure! just make sure your helmet has a shroud and a wilcox NV mount.

how would hsg build a server that automatically builds and compiles AUR packages to serve them as repository for the local network?

>>108253522

imagine not having four cibie lights