I have Proton VPN and qbittorrent running on Windows 10 with qbittorrent bound to Proton interface.
Every now and then Proton will reconnect in the background which means the port changes and the IP address changes.
How can I monitor Proton for these changes and either a.) update qbittorrent or b.) use Pushover to notify me that a change has occurred?
Can confirm that this happens on mobile (installed via F-Droid on GrapheneOS). It will seemingly change countries or profiles mid day or overnight without a restart.
I have not witnessed this on Linux via flatpak but will keep an eye out..
proton allows generating woreguard config for a specific server even on free plans on their wrbsite, worth checking out
or you could just have a script tobperiodically check your external ip with something like icanhazip.com and automatically make needed changes
If it’s a server mb it might matter (warranty etc.)
“I’m concerned about the ownership of ebooks”
I really wonder about the agency of people. OK, you bought the book, good to support the author. Now go get a known good copy of it that you can disconnect, there’s hundreds of places you can do that. Put it in Calibre or whatever else you use or just drop it in your filesystem (icloud doesn’t count, dummy). Then it’s yours.
I’ve accumulated enough self hosted stuff that I feel like I want a dashboard now so I don’t have to remember which IP & port I need for which service (not all my services are exposed to the WWW).
I looked at some dashboard solutions already but there is a huge amount of them. I also use Home Assistant as the dashboard for my home.
So I’m looking to bounce some ideas off this community. Should I add one more service to my servers in the form of a dashboard, or should I maybe create a dashboard in Home Assistant?
If going with standalone dashboard service, which one? If going with Home Assistant, is there some good add-ons or something I can use to make managing my services easier?
Let me know and thank you!
There is also remmina (linux) or mobaxterm (win).
I gotta spruce mine up, this is excellent.
minority or not. I’m not going to make excuses to just “join in” when there’s heavy implications of licensing violations and poor ethical practices surrounding the implementation of slopware.
I’ll never use my butt in the development of a project because it goes against every single principal that drives me. my butt is my arch enemy, the antithesis of my whole being.
Oh man believe me I’m all for it. I totally understand having an approach of engineering that is not bankable or tailored for Californian degen culture.
I’m not saying there’s anything wrong with your stance. Just saying it will become an aesthetic niche just like there’s some people who still track music on magnetic tape when it would be exponentially faster to use cubase.
I don’t have your specific axe to grind against my butt but my personal angle is to only use old hardware and make software that runs on it.
Not everything has to be superlative, and self imposed constraints are great for quality of life.
Just a PSA.
Sorry to link to Reddit, but not only is the dev sloppily using using Claude to do something like 20k line PRs, but they are completely crashing out, banning people from the Discord (actually I think they wiped everything from Discord now), and accusing people forking their code of theft.
It’s a bummer because the app was pretty good… thankfully Calibre-web and Kavita still exist.
what about that convinced you it’s nature?
All those boys were raised in a similar culture with similar influences regarding how boys should behave. You don’t have a control group.
Hey sorry for the delay, dealing with a lot right now, but I didn’t forget about it.
1 - Fixed this, the api key is now only forwarded if the destination hostname matches the plugin’s stored url. 2 - As I was saying, the allowlist is opt-in by design (null = allow all), and plugins legitimately need to make arbitrary outbound requests. Enforcing it globally would break the plugin system. 3 - Fixed this, it was quite simple 4 - I have added an env var (DEGOOG_DISTRUST_PROXY), if set to true it’ll make it so all users share the same rate limit regardless of their IPs, I left it as an opt in as most users currently running it are only keeping it private behind their own in house reverse proxies. This will be handy for a public instance for example 5 - Extension settings modal now correctly sends x-settings-token on save. 6 - As I said, auth is intentionally lax until a more structured auth system is added, may need to be a few weeks after stable is live, after all there’s no real auth and the setting password protected and private view should be secure enough as it is
btw all this is not live yet, it’ll be sent live with the next release ♥
Heya.
I’m still pretty new to the homelab scene, so the more detail you can add the better. I’d like to add some sort of log aggregation tool, something like Elastic, where I can go to look at logs from any of my systems that aren’t working, or just make sure I don’t miss any errors.
Pretty much everything I run is set up as a Proxmox LXC from Proxmox helper scripts, which most of the time means it’s running as a systemctl service. Sometimes they run in Alpine instead, and a few of my apps also run in Docker.
What’s a good app to aggregate logs from those sources? I’ve heard of Prometheus, Grafana and Loki but not sure if they do what I’m after, they seem pretty overwhelming and more focused on metrics, whereas I want to be able to search for and view logs. I’d appreciate if you also mention the basic steps to send the logs from each container to said app.
Do you have pointers on how to get that up an going?
On every device (but the central syslogserver or you create a loop that fills the drive in mere seconds)
/etc/rsyslog.d/99-centralsyslog.conf
$PreserveFQDN on
*.* @192.168.1.66
then on the central syslog server 192.168.1.66
/etc/rsyslog.d/01-syslog_receiver.conf
# provides UDP syslog reception
module(load="imudp")
input(type="imudp" port="514")
# provides TCP syslog reception
module(load="imtcp")
input(type="imtcp" port="514")
and also
/etc/rsyslog.d/20-save2postgresql.conf
# Load the PostgreSQL output module
module(load="ompgsql")
# Template for inserting logs
template(name="pgsql-template" option.sql="on" type="string" string="INSERT INTO system_events (hostname, facility, priority, tag, message) VALUES ('%HOSTNAME%', %syslogfacility%, %syslogpriority%, '%syslogtag%', '%msg%' )")
# Send logs to PostgreSQL
*.emerg :ompgsql:127.0.0.1,syslog,syslog_user,WeakPassword;pgsql-template
*.panic :ompgsql:127.0.0.1,syslog,syslog_user,WeakPassword;pgsql-template
*.alert :ompgsql:127.0.0.1,syslog,syslog_user,WeakPassword;pgsql-template
*.crit :ompgsql:127.0.0.1,syslog,syslog_user,WeakPassword;pgsql-template
*.error :ompgsql:127.0.0.1,syslog,syslog_user,WeakPassword;pgsql-template
*.err :ompgsql:127.0.0.1,syslog,syslog_user,WeakPassword;pgsql-template
#*.warning :ompgsql:127.0.0.1,syslog,syslog_user,WeakPassword;pgsql-template
#*.warn :ompgsql:127.0.0.1,syslog,syslog_user,WeakPassword;pgsql-template
#*.notice :ompgsql:127.0.0.1,syslog,syslog_user,WeakPassword;pgsql-template
#*.info :ompgsql:127.0.0.1,syslog,syslog_user,WeakPassword;pgsql-template
#*.debug :ompgsql:127.0.0.1,syslog,syslog_user,WeakPassword;pgsql-template
make sure you install postgres, the rsyslog-psql module and create the databases. Grafana can run on the same or any other server.
I have three networked Win10/11 PCs at our small family business that occasionally need to be accessed and maintained from my Fedora PC at home. I’ve used Google Remote Desktop for a while but it’s unreliable and also F Google.
Was looking at the Gl-Inet Comet products which look promising as they say they work without cloud access, but they’re a tad spendy. If it’s the best option I’m willing to drop the coin.
Are there better options?
Thanks!
Amaze! I’m super excited to give this a try. If it works as described this will probably do everything I need it to. Thanks!
Netbird and default win remote tools.
Hey Everyone, I’m currently wanting to switch from Headscale to Netbird. It looks like Netbird is much easier to self host now except I can’t get it working with my current Traefik v3.6 config. Here is my config.yaml file for the routers and headers. Any ideas?
Everything loads up fine (from the logs) however I can’t go to the domain address. I have a CNAME record in cloudflare not proxied. The documentation says to set an A record of “netbird.mydomain.com” however wouldn’t that defeat the purpose of the reverse proxy? I have an A record setup already pointing to my public ip and everything gets sent to my traefik reverse proxy.
###http:
#### routers:
netbird-dashboard:
rule: Host(netbird.mydomain.com`)
entryPoints:
- https
tls: {}
service: dashboard
priority: 1
netbird-grpc:
rule: >
Host(`netbird.mydomain.com`)
&& (PathPrefix(`/signalexchange.SignalExchange/`)
|| PathPrefix(`/management.ManagementService/`))
entryPoints:
- https
tls: {}
service: netbird-server-h2c
priority: 100
netbird-backend:
rule: >
Host(`netbird.mydomain.com`)
&& (PathPrefix(`/relay`)
|| PathPrefix(`/ws-proxy/`)
|| PathPrefix(`/api`)
|| PathPrefix(`/oauth2`))
entryPoints:
- https
tls: {}
service: netbird-server
priority: 100
### services: dashboard: loadBalancer: servers: - url: “http://netbird/"
netbird-server:
loadBalancer:
servers:
- url: "http://netbird/"
netbird-server-h2c:
loadBalancer:
servers:
- url: "h2c://netbird:80"
___`
Ok looks like I figured it out, turns out Netbird doesn’t like wildcard certificates, I spun up a quick NPM reverse proxy in docker and everything is now working fine.
cross-posted from: https://programming.dev/post/47081478
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All spaces have their own RSS feeds which you can follow.
As the title states, I am looking to host maybe ~100 git repositories locally on my home network.
I’m not planning on doing anything too crazy with my repositories. The solution doesn’t need to support like 1000s of contributors however it should support the most basic features such as being able to see individual commits, branches, diffs, maybe some PR related mechanism, a web GUI, etc.
I don’t like to tinker too much. The solution should work and be stable. Stability is a hard requirement. I want to write code and not have to worry about losing it. Yes I will make backups.
Please let me know what some of the best options are at the moment. Thank you!
For sure. And their bumbling has made it harder to deactivate all the useless bloat and get the good web-editor back. And a host of other mind-numbingly short-sighted decisions that show they’re fully run by LostBoy coders who were never mentored and just don’t know better.
But tuning can come after. And their CI is way fucking better than forgejo’s facepalm of a GitHub clone. And that’s a thin reason, but, yeah.
Yep.
It’s like they wanna get bought to compete with GitHub or something.
They’re moving fast and breaking things. And bloating their product in the process. In the last 24 months they paid over $1M to a single bug bounty hunter who basically took them to the cleaners.
But totally agree. It’s the best UX, best product for home lab or even small enterprise use if you’ve got someone to get it tuned appropriately.