>>106881232
got a link to that pdf? asking for a friend

>>106881433
It's on libgen. Right next to all the packet publishing books writing by deepshart Singh

>>106881232
1. The only thing holding me back from setting up next loud is my yearly Dropbox subscription. I could use next loud but I don't want to fuck around with backing up data off-site on a subscription. Having piece of mind with Dropbox has been nice but I also self host where I can. How do you anons do it?
2. I'm studying hard to learn n8n before my peers, the workflows don't come as naturally as scripting does, might be retarded.
3. I want to switch from dual booting win11 and Linux mint to just running mint. I play league of legends, total war Rome 2, and civ 5. Will I be okay?

>>106881722
I'm not reading any of that

>>106881732
Fuck you

>>106881722
Doesnt LoL have some pretty nasty anticheat stuff? My understanding is that online comptetitive games dont work on Linux because they typically use proprietary (windows-centric) spyware that you cant replicate/get working just by using a compatibility layer like Wine.

I dont play competitive games but I've never had a single issue running other Windows games on Linux, just try and install the games on your Linux install and try it out. You'll find out pretty quickly.

>>106881232
is it still homeservers when it's all in the cloud?

Already have an unraid server running and looking to get a second server to mess around with but can't decide on OS. Truenas doesn't handle disk spindown very well and that's something I want, is there another made for NAS OS I'm overlooking or is it time to learn NixOS?

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As promised I have returned on Tuesday after the 5 day excursion with a femboy. Now where is that trollposter, the one who was like "You're not a network engineer. Wow, you took a screenshot of a GUI, here look at this pic of CLI that makes me more of an intellectual than you"

The one who refused to ellaborate as to why he was right and I was wrong and just used ad hominems thinking they were valid arguments

>>106884471
hopefully now you have pinworms from assholing with another gay person. i already told you, tranny. reservations and leases are DHCP terminology and you were posting pictures of interface configs saying that segment ranges are reservations and leases and then yelling at other people when they properly understood the words you were using while you were sitting there confused. net+ tier misunderstanding therefore you are not a network engineer. if a sysadmin understands the concepts better than you you have to hang up the fursuit, you know?

>>106884471
You sound like an attention seeking faggot

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Brainlet here
Got a NAS, put in 2 hard drives
Every 3 or 4 seconds it make a tck sound. It seems like the usual sound you hear when a drive is spinning sometimes but I've never heard it so frequent on a drive before.

Any causes of concern? I've ran quick Smart checks and no issues reported

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>>106884754
>reservations and leases are DHCP terminology
Show me where I said they weren't
>inb4 you can't
stunning, i know, you just pull shit out your ass for the sake of argument
>you were posting pictures of interface configs saying that segment ranges are reservations and leases
Show me where I said a segmented range is a reservation
>inb4 you can't
I am once again shocked
>net+ tier misunderstanding
>if a sysadmin understands the concepts better than you
You have yet to prove how you are right and i am wrong other than pulling "things i said" out your ass which isnt an argument. Making up things I said to prove your point just makes you look like an imbecel. Here is the thread if you need a refresher >>106820492

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I'm trying to set up a gluetun + qbittorrent server and I'm encountering an error where every torrent I get from 1337x errors out and only shows me 0% peers. I can download an ubuntu iso just fine though.
My vpn provider is openvpn, I'm wondering if the IP is blacklisted or if something else is happening. I have set up port forwarding and automatically update the value into qbittorrent, and I have selected tun0 as the interface in my qbittorrent webui.

Btrfs or ext4? plz advise

>>106881232
That's not the previous thread. >>106878926 this is.

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Thoughts on these Minisforum MS-A1's? Thinking about getting one with an AMD 9600X or a 9700X. The chips run at 65W peak. They have dual nic.

>>106885175
plz i've been sat an hour trying to decide i am too indecisive

>>106885422
Aren't they all sold out?

>>106881601
but libgen has been dead for half a year?

>>106886124
open-slum.org

>>106885367
that thread was deleted. janny got mad and trooned out i guess.
>>106886124
better not be, my 90 tb of libgen seeds are just idling then.

>buy used drive
>look inside
>full legal name, driver's license, birth certificate, job reference, all grades from middle school up
zero your shit

>>106887470
did you buy him a pizza at least?

>>106887524
Nah I'm not going to do anything with his data.
It's incredibly dull for the most part. He had a lot of crappy albums on here and the personal data I mentioned and that's it. It's weird to me that some people are so lax with their data.
It's a shucked 8TB drive so you'd think he would at least vaguely be aware you should zero your data, but I guess most people involved with NAS and home servers are actually pretty technically inept.

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>>106887470
>buy used drive
>look inside
>CCTV footage from some Chinese (I think) shop

>>106886212
>that thread was deleted. janny got mad and trooned out i guess.
Many such cases.

>>106885175
>>106885720
No one is helping you because you gave absolutely zero information about your setup and needs. go fuck yourself

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>>106881232
Now, that book sites are down, are books actually useful for networking, or is it fomo?

I kind get networking on feels level, but once I talk to the networking people at work, I stop knowing what they're saying, especially when talking about high-end network and gear.

Anyone here running a reverse proxy in a container? How do you handle getting the source IP of the client, so that x-forwarded-for can be set correctly? I'm thinking of a couple of ways:
1. Container in a host network
2. Running a simple proxy on host, and forwarding to container proxy
3. Running main proxy on host
4. Using socket activation, since I use Podman and Traefik.

>>106885175
ext4, ol' reliable
a point could be made for zfs or xfs, but other than that everything else is cope. yes, including btrfs.

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>>106885119
Hmmm yeah. It very well could be the VPN config provided to Gluetun (I use Gluetun and Mullvad together).

I think there are options to specify which servers you'd like Gluetun to use when connecting. You might try a few different ones.

>>106888644
Anon you won't believe it but I fixed it and it was the most retarded thing.
A permission issue on the folder where sonarr and radarr torrents went, it was owned by my servarr user rather than my qbittorrent user, both in the media group, and I had the permission mask set to 731.

I spent 2 goddamn evenings trying to get smooth 4k@60 video playback on my new Linux N100 HTPC/NAS. I finally made it work, but it sure wasn't easy, even on Ubuntu. so much for "just works" distro.

>>106882805
no. but it's always nice to have some VPS.

>>106888922
Oh god yah. I've actually done that before. Not with Gluetun but other shit in my stack. Unraid has a nice permissions fix script but I could have just as easily set the permissions mask manually haha

>>106888035
use host networking

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>>106881232
anons, i have an ibm system x3100 m5 with windows 7 installed on it and a netgear nighthawk r7800 with openwrt installed, what should i do with these? i already have smb running on that ibm and my main pc, i plan on installing proxmox but i heard graphics emulation still sucks so i can't play vidya.
>inb4 obsolete hardware and thirdie
i am
*picrel, the netgear r7800, cisco sf300 switch, ibm x3100 m5 and my main pc.

>>106890868
install proxmox anyway.

>>106890868
Was that r7800 from the batch that was stolen from netgear's factory?

>>106890868
run a bunch of dockers on it.
or use it as a webserver that constant plays tranny porn in your private network. unpassword protect the network and make your SSID "Not Tranny Porn", then route all network traffic to that web server.

>>106881722
1. Install proxmox
2. add linux mint and Windows 10 ltsc
3. do passthrough for GPU
4. profit!
This way you can play your games on windows with full GPU support

>>106890918
idk man, suggest me something that i can run to atleast make it worth not having windows 7 and retro vidya.
>>106891310
yes, how did you know? fuck
>>106891544
to serve what anon? any idea?
>tranny porn
anon... i'm from sea, you can literally get jailed if someone snitched..

also, i'm behind cgnat, currently using tailscale to connect to my home network.
the cheapest vps you can possibly get is roughly equal to 4 days of labor for me, not to mention my internet bill, it's 8 days of labor.

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FINALLY moved my space heater from my office downstairs to my gym upstairs.

>>106891891
i can't cure your windows 7 mental illness.

>stumbled upon several clips and articles about clustering pi's
>sounds cool i wanna try it
>read up on clustering pi's on actual hardware forums and subreddits instead of medium.com clickbait tabloid tech pseud articles
>each and everyone says they are contemplating suicide whenever they have to deal with a pi's abysmal i/o
lmao even
x86 still king baby, gonna order some fat optiplexes and stuff them with nvme drives then
see you later, cluster-virgins

>>106891921
cool case, i'll trade you a little boy for it

>>106884971
Do they happen to be WD blues? And maybe trueNAS for OS?
You need to wdidle WD drives to have a longer idle timeout because they're trying to park the head and spin down at the same interval that OS diagnostics are asking it for info.
wdidle is a DOS utility however, I don't remember if the linux knockoff utility can actually do the same.

>>106892379
>I don't remember if the linux knockoff utility can actually do the same
in Loonix i think there's just one hdparm command you have to run at boot
also head parking is absolute cancer behavior, one of the main reasons i ditched spinning drives entirely

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>>106881232
anons, has any of you tried buying 3 or more mini pcs to make a cluster server out of them? Currently I am using used-parts-made PC and old laptop as a homeserver but I was thinking of having something more robust for hosting some services for a small penny in exchange. I have found cheap ~100$ mini PCs and thought of two variants, buying double port ones like MLLSE G2 Pro Mini, or buying single port ones like SOYO Mini PC Mini M4 Plus2 and combine them with a switch. I am in favour of that as you get some neat computing power in exchange for low price and power consumption and the ability to swap m2 nvme ssd for multi SATA adapter and attatch a few drives to each if I wish so. Has any of you tried it and can tell me about some other ups and downs? I don't wanna get fucked in the wallet

>>106892004
cluster x86

>>106892630
yes, i put plan 9 on 3 different thinkcenters(got a lot of 10 in an abandoned building at work for free).

i'm still trying to figure out resource sharing. haven't had much time to fuck around with it.

>>106892727
I was thinking of those too but here in Poland even used ones cost around 90-100$ bucks and I can get those mini pcs for better price/performence ratio, also got "broken" hard drives from work 2 * 10TB and 1 * 500GB

does a layer 3 switch just let you make subnetworks that don't have to get through a router?
is that all they do?
why can't layer 2 switches do that from their arptables?

I want to set up a containerized szurubooru, and it requires a PostgreSQL (psql) database. I have a proxy server set up in docker that talks to a MySQL container, but it can ALSO use psql if I want it to. I don't intend on hosting a lot of database-driven services, maybe only the image board (or an alternative) and the proxy server (npm). Is it worth it to migrate everything over to just one containerized database service? Or should I just let szuru have its own?
On one hand, just having each service run its own database would be easier (and perhaps more secure, I don't exactly have the highest trust in szuru), but on the other hand, I'm running stuff on an old laptop and resources aren't completely unlimited (though they're still very high).

If nothing else it would be an interesting project learning Docker Compose to run two intermittent service stacks that depend on a third, common service stack.

>>106891310
wtf? qrd on this?

>>106893661
IMO, just run both mysql and postgres at the same time.
not worth the hassle otherwise, unless you do this project solely for learning Docker

What is the cheapest "customizable" is in can run alternative firmwares 802.11n only (preferable, cuz cheaper and 5ghz and above sucks due to walls + my isp is like 100mbs tops anyway) router I can get? by cheap I mean $10-$40 max

t. giga poorfag

>>106893664
Around 2019 a bunch of R7800s started popping up out of nowhere for $50 or so. It's speculated that they were stolen. Could just be faulty units though, later ones didn't even have a case just the bare PCB.

>>106893912
Interesting, I'm inclined to believe it. Radios on that thing are good even by today's standards and they're obviously legendary units in the OpenWRT community.

>>106893741
I might try it anyway, psql is using something like a 10th the memory and has 0% idle CPU usage while MySQL is at 500MB and is eating 1.5% CPU usage.

whats a decent rack-mountable server (preferably used) that i can get that has a depth of no more than 17 inches
>inb4 what for
Maybe have a few lightweight VMs, and as a NAS
2U is fine

>>106893756
Visit your local thrift stores; when you find a router there, search the model number and find out if it can run OpenWrt. If you don't have any luck with thrift stores, do the same with eBay, Craigslist, Facebook Marketplace, and/or your local equivalents.

Don't limit yourself to 802.11n, though, even if that's all you need. 802.11ac (and possibly 802.11ax) are old enough that they might be the best deal you come across.

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>>106892019
i already got one.

>>106893236
>is that all they do?
ACLs, routing protocols, etc.
>why can't layer 2 switches do that
Because that would make them Layer 3 switches.

I'm running proxmox with a bunch of docker containers in a VM. I'm currently exposing this to my tailnet by using tailscale in an LXC acting as a subnet router. I'm interested in how traffic flows and if I'm doing something suboptimal.
The docker VM runs a bunch of services including DNS and a reverse proxy which is the entry point for everything besides the DNS server. The DNS server has an A record pointing *.mydomain.tld to the docker VM IP, which then hits the reverse proxy on ports 80 and 443.
I'm wondering how much of the traffic between the tailscale LXC and docker VM actually stays inside the machine and how much makes round trips through the network.

So are any of those small SSD NAS mini PCs any good?

>>106894859
Define "good". Firmware and power efficiency are usually lack luster on most units. The thermal design can vary, so get one that uses the case as a heatsink for the NVMes.

Often with docker compose I see people adding
nginx,traefik,caddy or other networks to containers they want to access via reverse proxy
so for example torrent container gets network 'nginx'
shouldn't it be reversed so it is the nginx proxy manager container getting the extra 'torrent' network?
if everything has 'nginx' network everything can see the other containers, right?

>>106893756
>cheapest AP/router that doesn't suck
Ironically the R7800(/D7800) which was just mentioned with OpenWRT. You should be able to get them for dirt cheap on local markets like the other anon suggested. If the seller is being a fag about pricing, strong-arm them about the unit's age to get the price down.
Failing that, the TP-Link Archer C7 (very version dependent so dyor), but they're getting extremely limited hardware-wise nowadays and are stuck without DSA iirc. The R7800(/D7800) is the better pick though and it completely mogs newer, cheaper APs on signal strength.
If you get the D7800 you can also remove the DSL modem since OpenWRT won't support it and it saves a bit of heat/power. If you find other units, just make sure to do research and see what the OpenWRT community thinks of it first.

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I'm trying to mitm the license validation on qui to get access to the premium themes. I was able to spin a mitmproxy container and, after importing the certificate into the qui container, mitm curl POST requests (or the apk package manager for that matter) but not qui itself. Has someone done this/something similar?

https://github.com/autobrr/qui

>>106888342
thank you anon

>>106888032
i already do regularly thanks

>>106891891
>get jailed if someone snitched
for being a fag? are you confusing tranny porn with snuff/cp or do you actually live in 1984

>>106885175
Not sure if you care, but I kinda went all-in with ZFS lately. It not being in the Linux kernel makes things a bit inconvenient, but bootstrapping distros on ZFS pools also taught me a thing or two. I want to get good at optimising datasets for specific workloads.

>>106881763
No fuck you server man. How about you get outta that server room and we settle this in the ring?

>>106896918
Uh oh! Sounds like somebody's got a case of the Mondays!

I want to run only some of my traffic through a vpn, to certain websites only. Can I do that with openwrt?
If so I'm looking for a router? switch? that will sit between my current router and the switch. I'm not really sure what I need.

>>106893236
To perform routing you need to have an interface IP in the subnet of your next hop. You also need to have IP interfaces in the subnets of hosts to which traffic can be routed. L2 switches don’t have interfaces to which you can assign IP addresses - as the other guy said - if they did, they’d be L3. ARP isn’t related - it just resolves IPs to MACs - it doesn’t give you routes to IPs. If an L2 switch receives a frame with a destination IP outside its subnet (which an L3 switch would handle with routing), it doesn’t know how to forward it. It can’t ARP for that IP, since ARP is restricted to the L2 broadcast domain, ie within the subnet/VLAN.

Emby VS Jellyfin? Subtitles necessary. Also is it worth moving to linux from windows for home server? Just for home media stuff.

>>106897396
policy based routing

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>>106898421
>Emby VS Jellyfin
Idk. I use Emby and dont have any issues. My boss uses Jellyfin and he also has zero complaints as far as im aware
>is it worth moving to linux from windows for home server? Just for home media stuff
Up to you. Personally I use windows but I dont see any issues if I were to migrate to linux. If you do other things like pull rtsp streams with VLC and do post-processing shenanigans with OBS i'd stick to Windows since Debian/Ubuntu distro trannies got their titties in a twist over legal issues but for 99% of 'home server' anons this isnt an issue

>>106898542
Alright I'll just stick to emby and windows, its working fine as is. Do you pay for premier for emby? No idea if its worth it or not. I do direct play to tv and not even sure if my old ass laptop can transcode my 4k remux movies with dv/atmos to family members normal setups

>>106893661
If you're planning on having a ton of images, try the oxibooru fork instead, it's got better database handling and won't run poorly with multiple thousands of images

>>106896781
Yes SEA is literally 1984 in some places, you can get in legal trouble for gayshit.

>>106899303
based. looks like fags are going into the camps with the jews in the white reich.

>>106898421
I recently dropped Jellyfin because it has a 2 year old bug that makes subtitles desync if you ever dare scrub through the video. Now I just watch my chinese cartoons with MPV and an SMB share.

>>106899487
i was just about to ask if jellyfin desyncing the moment you switch audio track/subs is a skill issue or a jellyfin issue

>Now I just watch my chinese cartoons with MPV and an SMB share.
yea that's what i ended up doing as well

>>106899303
>>106899450
it's not just gay shit, it's public indecency that cause "unrest" in general, that premise in itself can be used to prosecute you

anyone know if big SaaSfag companies use shit like keycloak to store user login data for their subscribers?

>>106899487
>>106900551
One way around it, which removes the possibility of direct play though, is to have jellyfin transcode the video embedding the subtitles in the video (burn into the video). I don't recall the exact setting exactly but i think it was somewhere into the subtitles option menu of the web client.

>>106899297
I might check it out. I doubt I'll ever have more than 1,000 though, since I'm not that fast of an artist, but if it helps makes it more performant for anyone visiting the website, I consider that a benefit.

i have a wifi 6 router, is this fast enough for plugging in a USB movie drive streaming to and TV's in my house over wifi? if not, what would be the best way for this?

>>106895238
I know nothing about this specific program, but can't you just get the source, edit the colours for the default theme, and compile it?

>>106901573
you can do the math yourself

>>106902039
Nah, the code from the colors is stored in a private repo that gets included when compiling from their GitHub workflow. That was naturally my first idea too but it's trickier.

At this point I don't really care about the themes, I just want to defeat their security as a challenge

>>106902106
That's incredibly gay of them.
As an alternative approach, you could try using memory reading stuff (Cheat Engine? Something along those lines) to find the codes of the colours they use, or a colour picker /might/ work, then search for those codes in the dumped binary and replace them with something like dd.
While I would simply avoid using it, I understand the spite/challenge angle.

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>>106902106
>they forgot to scrub their diffs

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>>106881232
what is openwrt? Is it easy to set up on a router? I used to be into computers and shit but now it's time for me to start up some kind of NAS and VPN and I might as well start with a good AP/gateway system, but I haven't done this before

>>106903008
router software. it's pretty good, i use it on my banan pi rp3. has a web ui if you're afraid of ssh and terminals.
your router needs to be supported. what router do you have?

>>106902390
The mitm angle is nice because it'd survive updates/support new themes. There's a guy that forked it and added the new themes based on what the previews in the UI, but that's too janky for me
Maybe I could mitm with host files instead of setting the HTTPS_PROXY env var

>>106902513
what?

>>106903207
they left all of the now premium themes in the diffs because they failed to properly purge it when they took them private.

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I'm not a /g/ fella, so sorry in advance if this is a dumb question, do you guys generally use a standard monitor for server maintenance or mostly access them remotely from another desktop/laptop?

I was curious if there was any options for cheap mini displays for quick maintenance. I've been mostly using RustDesk to access my server since I don't have any spare monitors and it's a bit annoying to borrow one from my current PC setup just to do simple shit. I was mostly just curious if you guys had any recommendations in case I need to access the bios in the near future or something odd that may necessitate a direct feed.

>>106903316
cheap it isn't, but a camera field monitor is immensely convenient for doing direct access maintenance. Other than that, I mostly just use ssh to do everything remotely.

>>106903316
some garbage like this will work if you want a direct attach monitor, just get any IO adapters you might need. otherwise it remoting in is always easier.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/285319232313

>>106903316
when you do server maintenance, depending on what it is, you decide what you'll need to properly see the task through. you can get a monitor and keyboard yes, but there are also KVM based solutions and IPMI based solutions which can get through the more troublesome tasks which would take out network connectivity for the base system.
right now i rely on IPMI based solutions. but, if i was in the market for something serious i would go for an actual KVM based setup. a proper raritan with a console and DSIM modules. otherwise there's jetkvm and a bunch of other bullshit bootleg poorfag shit.

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>>106903341
I was considering this but I couldn't justify the purchase, I'd be better off using that money for other miscellaneous tools, but I appreciate the feedback.
>>106903359
A little bigger than I'd like, I was thinking something in the department of what the previous anon suggested in terms of size. I guess like a pocketable display I could leave on top of the server or have on the side of my desk that I could easily plug in whenever necessary.
>>106903372
I wish I could intelligently respond to this, but maybe my reasoning doesn't really necessitate what I'm asking for if I'm too tech illiterate to understand what you said. I should probably explain that it's just a host server for Plex and miscellaneous games and bots I mess around with.

It might be extremely stupid and probably won't work the way I expect it, but I bought an HDMI to analog transmitter because I have some 4:3 shows I like to display on my CRT televisions and since the server's not connected to any monitor, the remote display is in a 4:3 aspect ratio.
Id probably still need to fiddle with settings to get the display just right, but if I was truly psychotic I could always try and monitor it that way, but I'm not sure how bad the latency would be in a scenario like that.

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One of the fiber links is down guys
IDK why
Both SFPs have their laser on
I have a feeling it's the $15 ebay x520, wouldn't be the first time for a bad nic

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whats the point of this shit?

>>106903242
Fucking lol.
Link?

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>>106903649
It's completely up to you. It's your choice.

>>106903649
to be an ever so slight better use of time and money than picrel

>>106903316
I use SSH. I had to use a monitor to change my BIOS settings, but after that you can do SSH only. Set up Cloud-Init on the installation media you're using and you can do it that way.

>>106903649
Every online service gets enshittified, except the ones with no profit motive (the one you run yourself and manage yourself). Take other people's profit motive out of your everyday life

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>>106903725
dont eber pottymouth my olympic cute

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>>106903760
my wife just wants to watch movies throughout the house

i want something like google docs to run on my network. what are my options? i see onlyoffice on the awesome page. does nextcloud have some instance of a google docs clone?

>>106903858
>tattoos
into the oven she goes
after a brutal raping of course.

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>>106903889
really anon? pretty sure an olympic cute would kick your ass

How cheap can I reasonably go for my server with the motherboard? my cpu just died and I'm gonna replace both.

>>106904128
disgusting octaroon

>>106881232
A route? Huh?

>>106903316
I haven't had a monitor plugged into my shitbox server in years, I use SSH or web interface for whatever service provides it.
Reinstalling the OS would probably require a monitor / kb+ mouse though, but I haven't done that in years either.
It's probably unpopular to say, but ubuntu really does just werk.
KVM is probably the approved solution, if enterpriseschizo is still around he'll call you a ewaste poor for not using it.

>>106881232
I have a feeling you guys might be able to help with this. I have a pile of DDR2 and 3 RAM I need to put to good use. What is a possible way for me to get rid of as many as possible without selling or destroying them.

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>>106881232
COCKROACH DB
https://vocaroo.com/1fBPsEin0OWU

>>106904457
get a server motherboard with a million channels of memory and make a redis file server.
then turn your power off and lose all your data.

>>106904281
How long is a piece of string?

>>106904457
Make some guac and eat them

>>106904492
>then turn your power off and lose all your data.
I actually think you could twist this into a plus. A computer that wipes it's memory every time you power off.
-Have all critical files OS side installed to an SSD
-The computers memory runs off I-RAM
-Use it as a TOR browser
-Feds busts in
-Unplug
-they have seconds to get the data needed or it's toast.

I think it would sell like tin foil to schizoids.

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sup nerds rate my cluster design

the goal is a truly no single point of failure homelab deployment

I'm optimizing for low power and quiet operation. These will be running talos linux for a bare metal kubernetes deployment. The control planes simply need fast storage and CPU ensuring etcd doesn't get out of sync. The GPU workers are getting NVIDIA T600s for on the fly transcoding, should it be necessary. The ceph cluster will hold 2 OSDs(disks) each. I'm shooting for 24TB usable in the beginning then expanding it later on. I'm putting SSDs in these but I want to go NVME at some point

I might go 100g networking if I can find a good deal on optics. I have a few Juniper qfx 5200s sitting around and I've gotten them pretty quiet fucking with the fans. I know they're not low power.

this will be running Plex, NAS, blah blah blah, typical homelab shit. Its just me and my wife using it but it will have horizontal pod autoscaling to meet any burstable demand and geographic redundancy since once this is up I'm spinning up 2-3 replication clusters if I can get some rack space at a good price

Looking for recommendations on low power, high performance platforms. The skus in the diagram are suggestions

>>106905001
Forgot to say, assume there are redundant UPSs and ISPs behind this

>>106905001
>>106905009
this is actually very bad. your VC is a single link of 40g while each switch takes 9 40g host links. most of your nodes wont be able to read/write at 40g and none likely have any memory only tasks which could actually make use of the 40g LAG (even a single link). absolutely diabolically retarded. it's both pointless AND a bad design. you have botched the data plane design AND the control plane design. can that NUC even accept a 40G NIC? it doesn't look like it.
>t. hpc neteng

Anyone hear about this copyparty shit?

is truenas with containers for services a decent way to go? My nas is now dead >>106904281
and it was running truenas so that's what the drives are set up for.

>>106896868
I care anon

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https://fv390.hs.bam.moe/wec
Guy running S/390 at home

so im finna make a laptop a server, but need to reset BIOS because its locked. how??

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>>106905594
*female (male)

4 days since I deployed my ai porn slop generator to the home server my dick can't take it any longer and yet here I am thinking of building some automation around it

/hsg/ is truly a blessing

>>106905570
Don't (You) me if you're not gonna talk about ZFS. This isn't reddit.

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>>106904307
>thinking the cutes arent white

>>106905001
looks expensive and that other anon who seems knowledgeable points out it's also retarded
best possible combination

>>106885422
My only real gripe is lack of ECC. Pretty great as a networking machine otherwise.

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>>106888129
I just use NPM because I can't be bothered with actually figuring out how to set up Nginx Raw for reverse proxying.
I had three setups.
- One was it running in its own container, accepting certain ports, then forwarding traffic to containers with explicitly defined open ports.
- The second setup was also its own container, but I had it attached to a "proxy network" along with any other service I needed to proxy to.
- The third setup is the same as above, but everything's on the same network because "this is a fucking HDR artwork booru I'm hosting, I don't need super duper security for it"

>>106893741
>>106893957
The funniest thing is that NPM wasn't even using the MySQL database at all. It was using its own internal SQLite database. No idea why it was using so much CPU using literally nothing. But it's dead now.
Postgres was fun because it's even more annoying than regular MySQL, since if I want to create a separate database and user for it, I have to do like 3 different commands (what the fuck is a public schema?).
And then I have to do it again
and again
and again until I realize that every time I downed the stack, the DB would erase everything because postgres's installation compose file kindly omitted any volumes or bind mounts.

But everything seems to be working now. HDR artwork website soon. No longer shall I anguish over Twitter and Pixiv stripping the gainmaps from my JPEG files.

>caldav to sync calendars
>vikunja for task/project planning and tracking
>paperless monitoring all my archival uploads of receipts/forms/letters

Love these three so much man. I especially love vikunja I wish I had looked at selfhosted project management years ago but after recently buying a house it's been incredible for orgainising everything and especially archiving everything that has happened. Anyone else use project managing tools like this? I've offloaded all of my old .txt lists of random different things into this tool.

>>106907200
My network is fully local. It's not about security. but having the correct IP in access logs makes debugging stuff significantly easier. By using a bridge network, the RP can't see the real IP of the client. So now the apps down stream don't have a proper x-forwarded-for header.

>>106895238
>>106902390
I've defeated them with mitmproxy and docker compose's extra_host to route all autobrr traffic to mitmproxy. I don't really like any of the themes tho

>>106881232
this book was made for me

>>106908159
yeah a proxy will do that. you'll have to learn to actually set up routing instead of relying on proxies as a crutch. a bridge network in actual networking terminology would never strip or modify header information by default.

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I'm looking at routers up to 200 EUR.
The ASUS RT-BE92U is 180, I've had lots of ASUS routers and they've been pretty good in terms of hardware, but with crap long-term firmware support.
I'm also strongly considering the Ubiquiti UniFi Dream Router 7 (UDR7), but I have zero experience with Ubiquiti.
What can I expect in terms of reliability and firmware stability and support?

>>106908551
>a bridge network in actual networking terminology would never strip or modify header information by default.
The topic is container networking. Docker and Podman apply SNAT on any "external" packets. So the Src IP field is ALWAYS modified, regardless of if it's a proxy container or not. In regards to HTTP traffic, the solution is for the proxy to set an x-forwarded-for HTTP header that will be used by the apps instead of reading the Src IP field.
Now, the dilemma is how to get a clients real IP to the proxy so that it can set the HTTP header before SNAT is applied. Because there are so many ways of doing it.

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>he doesnt have a 4U locked drawer in his rack for hiding pornography and patch cables
ngmi

>>106905997
I still care anon.

>>106908490
BASED BASED BASED BASED
>I don't really like any of the themes tho
Fuck the themes. It was never about the themes.

>>106905001
>I might go 100g networking if I can find a good deal on optics.
You can get surplus ones for about $5 each.
https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=cwdm4&_sop=15&_blrs=recall_filtering

Is lidarr with rutracker good enough for music or is there something better? I would stay with 320 kbps

>>106910158
Deezer with deemix

>>106903148
>(You)
I think I have a terrible netgear that was 100 bucks at bestbuy 5 years ago. It keeps dropping all my devices a few times a week and I wfh so I can't be getting kicked off meetings. Time to start over with something nice.
I only have cable, and I don't game so I don't need anything too crazy. My apple TV and printer and stuff can be on the wifi like they are now, and that doesn't seem to give me any issues.

>>106910791
I was looking into Unifi but it seems sketchy with privacy concerns. I might end up figuring out how to run my own system, but I probably need 3 different access points for my garage and house, all hardwired back to a POE rack.
But I'm really not experienced with this stuff, although I will learn everything I can. Any resources would help

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>>106906992
Speaking of which are there any low power systems like the AS1/2, a PCIe slot, good NICs, but with ECC support?

>>106910855
I've been looking for something like that myself but the only stuff I've found so far are pretty expensive SM embedded boards or just get any B series board and a low end Ryzen then undervolt. The N100 based chink machines I've found support UDIMM ECC but in non ECC mode so they don't support ECC.

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I ran updates on all my systems without anything breaking.

>>106910855
there are some ryzen NAS' now that support ECC. they will probably release in a minipc format eventually. you just have to wait.

How many autobanned words are there? And how the fuck can a post with zero fucking slurs trigger it!?
>hurr durr you had too many of the forbidden words you can't know or tell others about in your 1000 character post so it's just gone teeheee
Fuck this shithole site, no wonder it's dying.

>brand new nas, brand new drives
>btrfs (raid1) starts spamming out corruption errors across every drive
surely not all of my drives are bad? is this a backplane issue or something?
or is btrfs just shit

>>106913084
btrfs is shit, but there's likely something else going on if it's a new install. btrfs just crashes later after you trust it.

I run the network for my living group and sometimes someone is pirating and I get a strongly worded letter from the ISP. They'll give me the target IP and start and end times. I want to map this to an output device/VLAN
Currently I'm thinking about just using tcpdump [1] and filtering the output a bit to keep storage under control. But asking here first because maybe one of you knows a better way.

https://docs.netgate.com/pfsense/en/latest/diagnostics/packetcapture/wireshark.html

>>106913383
it's almost impossible for the isp to know which device behind the nat is pirating, you'll have to first capture all packets and identify who's the fucker, or, block torrenting all togehter

>>106913467
The ISP tells me who they're peering with. I want to map that info the a device behind my firewall

>>106913516
You could drive yourself nuts searching giant packet captures for peer IPs. Or you could just enable NetFlow monitor and set up a syslog server that supports NetFlow like Graylog or something similar. Then you can examine the traffic flows easier and find your pirate using easy to read and searchable NetFlow analysis.
https://docs.netgate.com/pfsense/en/latest/monitoring/graphs/bandwidth-usage.html#netflow

>>106896868
>I want to get good at optimising datasets for specific workloads.
Such as?

>>106913383
>living group
gay sex rape house or section 8 homeless?

>have no interest in pulling down new airing shows automatically
>want to seed everything I download forever with minimal exception
>don't have an issue with selecting which release of something I want to download myself
Is there any point in this "arr stack" thing for me? There seems a lot of focus on automating new downloads and clearing out old ones, and that's not really why I torrent. I am the only user of my server currently.

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I just want to say fuck this bloody bitch bastard.
I've been trying to get OpenVPN working for over a week.
The closest I've gotten is with this guide,
https://www.diyenjoying.com/2022/10/02/simple-configuration-openwrt-as-a-vpn-server/
But all it gets me is a VPN I can connect to, but nothing routes through it.
Trying to fix the problem with AI chatbots is absolutely infuriating.
Chatbot confidently tells me to modify settings that will fix the problem.
It doesn't fix it or makes it worse (can't even connect to VPN anymore)
And I've set up OpenVPN before, on dd-wrt, on AWS.
But on this son of a bitch?
DO NOT REDEEM!

Really like netgear rax10/rax20. The board is small enough to fit in my case, and it isn't too expensive. But I've heard of people saying the router deliberately exhibits degraded behaviour if the app isn't installed/you block their telemetery (!).
Can anyone confirm? Or is there a better cheap access point with ipex/rp-sma antennas that fit into a sktc a07 case? And takes 12v dc 5.5 2.1/2.5 mm. Or if there's a 12v dc 5.5mm jack -> usb c pd 12v adapter. Or a molex to usb c pd 12v adapter.

>>106913753
>Is there any point in this "arr stack" thing for me?
I have a similar use case than yours. Just get your shit from wherever you want, setup a nice frontend for it and call it a day

>>106913953
Yeah, kinda figured as much. I just keep seeing yet another service added on with no apparent use case to me and can't help but wonder whether I'm missing something obvious they achieve.

>>106913753
if you like doing it by hand, no.
>>106913778
i'd suggest wireguard, but clarify the routing bit. can you ping the IP on the other side? my initial guess is that it's a masquerading/nat issue.

>>106908948
masquerading is optional for docker or rootful podman. you can do routing and advertise the container subnets. stop avoiding it by making excuses.

>>106913383
with netflow you would identify them immediately. wireshark is useless to you because it's host based. you need to have a SPAN or netflow capturing your LAN traffic to be able to peep the traffic. then you'd take the PCAP file and load it in wireshark or view it in the console buffer of your device running the capture.

>>106913995
>i'd suggest wireguard
how is wireguard going to help me when OpenVPN is running and I can connect to it. Yes, the problem is the routing. Yes, I've tried every different way under the sun to do masquerading. It's just fucking useless.

>>106914076
...and that's why I started diagnosing the networking. OpenVPN needs just a few things to work. You have a connection up. The second one is whether you've flipped on the ip forwarding sysctl, and the final part is masquerading. Can you confirm you've done the sysctl? If you can ping the remote end of the openvpn connection that's helpful as well.

>>106913739
nice guess, it's both actually
student accomodations
>>106913706
>>106914028
thanks you, netflow data looks exactly like what I wanted my processed tcpdump stream to look like.

>>106914093
no it won't ping the router once I'm connected on openvpn

cat /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
1

yes, I tried
iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -s 10.8.0.0/24 -o br-lan -j MASQUERADE
I tried checking the box in firewall zone forwardings for masquerade too

I've been through every setting multiple times, all week long

>>106914131

cat /etc/config/openvpn

config openvpn 'home_vpn'
        option dev 'tun'
        option comp_lzo 'no'
        option dh '/etc/openvpn/dh.pem'
        option mssfix '1420'
        option keepalive '10 60'
        option key '/etc/openvpn/server.key'
        option cert '/etc/openvpn/server.crt'
        option verb '3'
        option ca '/etc/openvpn/ca.crt'
        option server '10.8.0.0 255.255.255.0'
        option proto 'udp'
        option port '1194'
        option cipher 'AES-256-CBC'
        option auth 'SHA256'
        option tun_mtu '1500'
        list tls_cipher 'TLS-DHE-RSA-WITH-AES-256-CBC-SHA256'
        list tls_cipher 'TLS-DHE-RSA-WITH-AES-256-CBC-SHA256'
        list push 'redirect-gateway def1'
        list push 'route 192.168.2.0 255.255.255.0'
        list push 'dhcp-option DNS 10.8.0.1'
        option persist_tun '1'
        option persist_key '1'

>>106914131
masquerading only rewrites the packet once the remote side receives it. so, you don't have a masquerading issue at this point. something more basic is fucked if you can't ping
>>106914156
yeah, i was thinking about whether it was an mss issue. if the mss is too big it'll break.

>>106914169
yeah, it's pretty fucked
I wanted to get it working before I go back overseas because there's always some piece of shit website I have to use which geoblocks anything outside the US

>>106914196
wireguard doesn't have all these options. it's dead simple.
'ip l' 'ip a' 'ip r' 'iptables -S' 'iptables -S -t nat' from both ends. anonymize anything you need to by changing the addresses consistently and not just removing them.

>>106914210
how does that fix my fucked up routing, masquerading, and general networking malaise?

>>106914235
well, if i can see your routing tables, iptables, and interface info i have a lot more to work with.

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my wife wants to stream gooner content and play original world of warcraft, how do?

>>106914331
be more specific, does she want to be the protagonist of the gooner content?

>>106914331
your wife is a transvestite

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>>106914357
yes. she likey spanking

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>>106914364
my wife has cakes foo!

>>106914248
I appreciate your willingness to help anon, but I've given up on this. It's late. I can't spend another night fidding with firewall rules.

>>106914396
ok. you could dead end on trying to get wireguard to work in a couple of hours. there's also tailscale if you just need remote access.

>>106914383
well first off this is the wrong thread/board, second, keep us posted I may have some request for her

>local dns server
>local ntp server
>local ldap server
>local radius server
>local smtp trap
>local credential vault
>local git
>have a domain name
what am i missing

>>106914433
>local package repo
>local docs

>>106914433
print server

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>>106914430
will do fren, just be kind to my wife during her streams. she gets fwustered easily

>>106914433
A type 99 155 mm self-propelled howitzer in bright pink

>Bought 12tb non-pro Ironwolfs months ago for 150$ a drive
>This was already a massive increase over the cost a few months prior
>Now the same drives are over $200 from the same seller

what the fuck

I still need a 4th one, anywhere that sells drives with 3-5 year waranties that would have a 12tb drive for 150$ still?

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>>106914488
>A type 99 155 mm self-propelled howitzer in bright pink
I have a can-cannon ar15 upper and a pocket pussy i can launch into the air with it, is that adequate?

>>106914583
but is it bright pink?

anons, how can i access my ubuntu VM thats running a VPN with tailscale? I'm using PIA and it allows for you to have an ignore list of IP ranges and in there I have my tailnet range but still cant get it to come through. Is there some ip magic incantation I have to run in order for it to connect? I just want to access my transmission web interface and check on/add torrents when not at home dammit

>>106915093
I've always just used either the magicdns hostname or the machine tailscale ip (plus appended port if applicable) for remote tailscale access without issue. You have tailscale installed and logged in on both the target AND client machine, right? Also I don't think it will work if you put the tailscale internal ip (ie 100.100.200.200 or whatever) on the ignore list, you would probably need actual split tunneling or something to simplify it so tailscale doesn't even try to talk over the vpn, if possible.

>>106905291
No one? Copyparty?

>>106915093
try the userspace tailscaled option and/or the 'tailscale ssh' command.

>>106915441
I have it. It's okay. Ui sucks. Could probably mod it if I wanted, but it works. Nothing really to write home about.

>>106915899
I liked that it has an android app or browser view that you can view images/video quickly and upload fast. i've tried a few ways on android to easily transfer or view files stored on my NAS and it still takes fucking forever to load thumbnails and to upload. Forever I mean like about a min when realistically over wifi6 it should be seconds.

how do i enable file sharing of a usb drive on my openwrt router to connected devices over wifi?

>>106916051
you shouldn't do that, routers on their own have limited resources,
but if you still insist here it goes:: https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/services/nas/cifs.server

also do a research before asking easily googleable questions as this is sqt tier

>>106916070
what should i buy instead fren?

>>106916254
something NAS like a Synology or better yet, build your own

>>106916278
can i buy the parts off aliexpress? i dont wanna spend too much fren

>>106916393
yea but beware cheap can be expensive
chink is not known for being reliable

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>>106916431
thanks now go to bed fren. my wife beckons