Retard here. What are some good resources to start learning about link aggregation? I have a few devices with dual ports nics and more than enough corresponding room on my managed switch. Two of the systems are running Xubuntu LTS, and the 3rd is running w10 lts IoT.
I heard somewhere that Microsoft removed this feature from their non-server OSs, but there was some registry bullshit that could be done to restore it. That's the long and short of what I know right now.
What's an etherchannel?

>>107945561
Literally AI you incompetent shitter.

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please help. i can't get libre-webui to work, i was getting cors errors when the site was downloading assets, so i set up caddy to reverse proxy because apparently you need that for https requests and libre webui forces https with Content-Security-Policy: upgrade-insecure-requests.

Caddyfile:

192.168.100.150:443 {
    reverse_proxy libre-webui:3001
    tls internal

    header {
        Strict-Transport-Security "max-age=31536000; includeSubDomains; preload"
    }
}

Caddy setup

 caddy:
    image: caddy:latest
    container_name: caddy
    cap_add:
      - NET_ADMIN
    ports:
      - 80:80
      - 443:443
      - 443:443/udp
    volumes:
      - ./caddy/conf:/etc/caddy
      - ./caddy/site:/srv
      - ./caddy/data:/data
      - ./caddy/config:/config
    restart: unless-stopped

Libre WebUi setup

libre-webui:
  image: librewebui/libre-webui:latest
  container_name: libre-webui
  environment:
    - BASE_URL=https://192.168.100.150
    - CORS_ORIGIN=https://192.168.100.150
    - OLLAMA_BASE_URL=http://ollama:11434
    - PORT=3001
  volumes:
    - ./libre-webui/data:/app/data
    - ./libre-webui/temp:/app/backend/temp
  depends_on:
    - ollama
  restart: unless-stopped

The fuck am i missing?

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I'm new to /hsg/, but I've been using linux for 6 years now.
Pic is my home server, it's just EndeavourOS with NFS + Jellyfin container.
Which is 99% of what I need it to do.
I'm interested in getting remote access with SSH outside my network, but I have CG-NAT and I don't want to set up VPS.
Does twingate and tailscale work for this without breaching privacy or compromising my machine?
Like maybe have it run in it's own container and only give access to that container?
Sorry if it sound stupid, I'm new to this.

>>107946454
>Does twingate and tailscale work for this without breaching privacy or compromising my machine?
yes and you can also set up your own tailscale firewall roles

>>107945022
Is it encrypted? For HTTPS you need certs, self-signed or otherwise.
But also selfhosted apps often have subpar security, you will have to update regularly to avoid exploits while a VPN protects you whole, the one selfhosted app I have exposed to the internet I put an nginx auth block in front to at least have some extra layer of security in front of mystery meat code.

Does anyone here run a 4chan archiver? Public or private, doesn't matter

>>107947854
use case?

>>107947862
for... archiving... 4chan posts

>>107946454
>Like maybe have it run in it's own container and only give access to that container?
you could have a container running tailscale, but then ssh you land you inside the container, so you will still need a way to jump back to the host.

>>107947904
>you could have a container running tailscale, but then ssh you land you inside the container, so you will still need a way to jump back to the host.
I'm fine with being inside a container.
and controlling that instead of my own host.
Most of what I want to do is things like saving URLs and such.
So as long as it save to some folder I'm fine.

>>107947854
Just CTRL+S the thread after it dies

.webm or .mp4
.mp3 or .m4a or .opus
for r/datahoarder?

>>107948141
.mp4
.png
.flac