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workload?

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>server is running everything i need as well as i need it to
>now i have no choice but to do actual WORK while i'm at work instead of mucking about with my server

/hsg/ OP's without a lust provoking image needs to get your banned. elf posters should be prosecuted irl and executed.

>>110016517
Elves provoke lust in me

is this where i ask how I can setup my web server to host from a server room I snuck into?

i hate hard drives i hate them so much i hate hate hate hate hate them

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anyone got any cheap switch/cables/crimp tools/network accessories from Aliexpress? did they turn out fine with proper warranty?

>>110016893
>Warranty
>Ali
Sir u stroking out?

>>110016517
Someone explain /hsg/'s obsession with Karepack. I get that it's Korean STALKER with a Frieren reskin, but it's so weird to see it break containment out of the tacticool/vtuber sphere.

>>110016893
/csg/ might also know

my computer is broken

>>110016982
Get another. eBay is loaded with trash

>>110016994
NTA, but prices are ASS more often than not. Whether you want to use a mini PC or workstation as a server, both are expensive relative to what they're worth, as well as what they would have sold for a year ago.

Still worth taking a look, just gotta keep in mind not to encourage faggotry.

>>110016488
How do you connect remotely

>>110017925
RDP over tailscale, I'm a simple man

I fucking HATE DNS

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>>110018133
Nigger without DNS glowniggers really would have a lock down on the internet. Resetting your router really wouldn't unban you. Know your place.

>>110018000
you get decent fps? only server stuff or movies/games too

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err is it ogre?
disk making weird clicks/buzzing noises some months ago so i powered it off
now in different system
smart seek errors constantly increasing despite no io, no other error counts are moving
20TB EXOS :'(

>>110018155
gov mandated dns policies are how the average normie gets blocked from sites
dns has nothing to do with ip based site bans
is this b8 or are zooms truly incapable of understanding networking?

>>110021086
>20tb exos
damn nigga.
hurry up and backup the jav.

I have a gay little tapo camera that I'd like to run, but isolate from the internet and my lan. What's the easiest way to go about setting this up so that it's isolated but accessible?

I have a router that uses openwrt, and I tried putting it on its own interface but couldn't get it to work. I didn't like having to connect to its WiFi network on my phone to view it.

>>110023278
wireguard or tailscale

why the FUCK does jellyfin not have the ability to read 000 episode properly and why the FUCK does it not have a sonarr plugin either
its like we are living in the 80s

To sanity check AI recommendations, does this make sense?
>need ability to manage distributed services/loads across devices on local network, some MacOS/Apple Silicon some Linux (notably NAS will be Linux when I scrounge up $800 for a minisforum)
>doing research and model building on TBs of financial data, so having a job queue and distributing this across machines is important
>distributing any relevant state or shared runtime data stuff is also important

Basically I might have a list of tiered priority jobs similar to 'niceness', some can't be interrupted, some can be patient background processes and yield to higher priority jobs. Since I have multiple machines some sort of job-network-manager-scheduler-queue thing would be nice, and I assume this must exist already? And then there's the container / linux VM issue.

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someone in this general (board) often recommends tape storage and he's absolutely right, but, goddamn the LTO tape drives are fooking expensive mate. 7 8 and 9 are just so ghastly expensive mate. wtf hell

Should I start burning my own Blu Ray discs at this point
Most of these streaming shows are never getting a physical release, and hard drive prices are never coming down

>>110026283
No
Why would you even consider that

>>110026502
Well like I said, some stuff are never getting a physical release and I want some way to have a local cold storage so to speak

>>110026283
i'd do it only because torrents have less and less seeds i noticed, takes me a week what i used to (re)download in 2 hours.

i deeply respect the person developing navidrome and their steadfastness in refusing to support every retard's stupid fucking /music/custom/dir/storage/strategy/saaar/01file.mp3 structure. if you can't be bothered to correctly tag your shit then you deserve your horrible Free Youtube Audio Download Service No Pay Required output.mp3 nonsense

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I was debating going back to OpenWRT from IPFire because of how much better OpenWRT implements Cake SQM... but then I thought how hard can it be to port it
...30 minutes later, picrel achieved

>>110029465
Is it just the GUI ported, or did you replace IPFires CAKE algo with an LLM generated one?

>>110026283
>>110026507
Bdrs usually have a quoted lifespan of 20 to 30 years, though some people report that they are unreadable after as early as 10 years. Generally they cost about a dollar a disc which is very affordable. However if you buy something like a 12tb hdd, assuming ~20gb per movie and a formatted capacity of 11tb (11.17 but we'll drop the decimal), that's 563 movies on a single drive allowing not only a significant physical space savings but resistance against rot (when using a proper file system) and allowing you to stream your whole library from a central computer anywhere rather than being tied to a bluray player. Of course this only makes more sense if you're going to have a large amount of movies considering drives like that go for 200 to 250 used right now (less than half the price per movie versus discs), if you're only going to have a couple dozen up to maybe a hundred and you don't want to stream then yeah discs are an economical option.

>>110030895
*Discs are an economical options so long as you don't mind testing and possibly reburning every decade or so to be safe, or just potentially accepting the loss from rot.

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>>110029465
you should fork ipfire. i'll make the logo.

>>110025399
congrats, now i know why almost no one has them in their homelab. you spend $3k on a tape drive and then it can only use like 1 tape at once. not good at all for active storage

>>110023755
Feels good to never have dived into Jellyfin Plex Neegarr stack, miss me with all those bloated extra layers, if i would use something similar i'd settle for a simple html page with a thumbnail like a shitass CRUD app nothing more.

>>110032298
doesn't know about RAIT

>>110017310
>but prices are ASS more often than not
buddy showed me a "vintage" Haswell build for $800 4770K 16G ram and GTX970 and normies were bidding on it eating it up

>>110030895
>>110030924
Thank you for the break down anon. I am mostly thinking about shows that I probably won't rewatch for a long time but don't want to completely get rid off, like some of my Rowan Atkinson collections or obscure wrestling matches, stuff that I don't want to keep on my NAS but don't want to delete out of autism. The rot is definitely a big concern, but at the same time, I have a very sizable DVD collection since my college years well over a decade ago and they are probably fucked at this point after moving cities three times.

has anyone tried using a self-hosted email server only for archival purposes? like, I have a couple email accounts with different providers that I send/receive from, but then move the messages I no longer need to my mail server where they can't be read by the providers anymore. Is this retarded?

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can someone verify If I am a retard with using gpt 6.1 sol to setup p much everything on my homeserver? I got my old ass alienware out and and put Ubuntu LTS on it and the razer laptop. I got SSH setup across my macbook + main PC to access both devices. I then got chatgpt to setup the entire *arr stack for me and setup my vpn on the torrents + a few of the *arr apps. Shit just werks with watching whatever I want on my apple tv downstairs thru Jellyfin. I have a few tiny local ai models on the alienware since I have a 3070 + 1080 inside of it and run local TTS for Skyrimnet on it.

Just use cloud services ffs. You don't need a home server. Use commercial services that actually have security and updates and accessable anywhere.
>Muh servers
Lol no.

>>110034299
AI replaces cloud services, retard. One AI solves all problems.

>>110034299
>NOOOO STOP HAVING FUN STOP LEARNING BECOME DEPENDENT ON BIG TECH

>>110030765
CAKE has been integrated into the Linux kernel since kernel 4.19 and IPFire has been using it for QoS for almost 5 yrs now. I added the same script that OpenWRT uses (github.com/tohojo/sqm-scripts) and had the LLM glue it together. It hooks into CAKE the same way stock QoS does, and as long as stock QoS is disabled it just werks.

>>110034264
it's worth sanity checking the setup with a different LLM and getting it to spit out an architecture diagram and documentation, but otherwise you're probably fine. don't expose it to the internet if you're worried. i've done the same thing and you don't even need a frontier model for it to work. don't be stupid with passwords, set up key auth.

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Not even the used market is safe now from these niggerfaggots hoarding all the shit.

>>110034226
>move the messages
>move
nothing gets moved anon, they save your shit forever

>>110034506
>watching they basedfag
kys

>>110033683
Auctions always make people go full retard.

>>110035129
I aint watching shit, doesn't change the fact that these cunts exists and will push the market up for shit that is already unreasonable.

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>>110034506
Don't worry, the datacenters will provi-

>>110034299
>commercial services
>that actually have security
lol
>updates
lmao
>and accessable anywhere
rofl

>>110035237
youtubers have no impact on this. the used market was always based on the current market, which is being fucked by AI companies.

>>110036217
>youtubers have no impact on this
nta but they do
for example i clearly remember those AMD BC250 as cheap shit 50 dollars until some fags youtubers blew the lid on it then those kits immediately doubled tripled quadrupled in price.

>>110036217
AVGN alone caused a huge wave of nostalgiafagging that caused every shit game he covered to soar in price

bros, are ssd prices ever coming back down? am i going to hit retirement age before building an all flash nas becomes viable for non-billionaires?

>>110036990
No.

>am i going to hit retirement age before building an all flash nas becomes viable for non-billionaires
Flash storage was expensive even before the AI boom. Unless they make a breakthrough that results in cheap production, it's never going to be viable for the commoner.

>>110035528
>posting gore

>>110036990
They want you using cloud subscription services from a handheld device. In 5-10 years no one but the rich will have a computer.
You and the rest of the presents will be jailed and contained in supervised clouds where you'll do your computing.

I'm really tempted to buy the M6 mac mini. Please convince me otherwise

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>>110037547
usecase?

>>110037568
fuck I forgot inb4

>>110037547
Closed source hardware and closed source software vs open source hardware and open source software. It literally serves no purpose to the point where I don't even understand the question.

>>110037604
wdym most things I can run on my ubuntu server, I could run in it

>>110033835
All pressed (retail) discs last way longer than burned ones due to the pits and lands being physically cast into the disc, so if you're taking about retail dvds then they should be good for 30+ years.

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>>110016273
Saved me over 1000-2000 USD in 10 years of all the services and storage I can self host. It's not just one service, /g/ents.
https://github.com/ran-sama/python3-https-tls13-micro-server

Versus overpriced solutions with no freedom:
https://www.dropbox.com/plans

>>110023755
Because jellyfin lacks any real leadership and organization

>>110034474
Appreciate it, ya I did public key auth and verify any commands it wants me to run that require sudo/admin privileges, it asks me to run it myself which I don't mind. I'm gonna change the keys regardless once I'm done setting things up. I tested the server with only outbound connections being when I grab stuff on seerr, should I swap that to only be on my main PC and then transfer files over Ethernet to the server pc instead?

>>110038966
what's that

>>110037604
>open source hardware
Like what?