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  • d4nm3dtoTechnology@beehaw.orgWhat are you self-hosting?
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    1 year ago

    3 Proxmox servers running on Lenovo USFF M910Q’s

    • Cosmos-Server - Reverse Proxy, Very cool… Worthy replacement for NPM
    • Home Assistant - The only thing running as an actual VM rather than in an LXC
    • MQTT - very lightweight… nothing to it really
    • Node-Red - Handy for more complex automations.
    • NTFY - Awesome notification platform and very fast… Need to read the docs thoroughly though.
    • Uptime Kuma - Great and getting better. very easy to configure
    • Adguard Home x2 - Worth it’s weight in gold for the ad blocking alone
    • Sonarr
    • MariaDB
    • ESPHome
    • Zipline - Much more robust backed for ShareX storage.
    • Omada Controller
    • WG-EASY
    • PiGallery 2
    • Zigbee2MQTT
    • FreshRSS
    • Trillium
    • Mesh Central
    • AudioBookShelf
    • BuruSFTP
    • BlueIRIS
    • Jackett
    • ArchiveBox

    Most of this is deployed using Docker or a tteck script.






  • Sorry… it took me a while to actually get round to setting up my server again.

    I think i misunderstood what this new feature is… I’m using the android client… Is this a better alternative to using the android client?

    I do have to say though… since i last tried, the setup (or maybe just the instructions are clearer) is much easier… I’m running it on an oracle free arm64 instance at the moment but may migrate it off to something that’s less likely to dissapear…




  • d4nm3dtoSelfhosted@lemmy.worldSlow Tailscale speed
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    1 year ago

    you’re not bugging me…

    What OS are you trying to set it up on?

    Personally i run mine in a debian lxc on proxmox…

    it’s as simple as this (once it’s installed)

    tailscale up --advertise-routes=192.168.1.0/24 --ssh --accept-routes

    With that command you’re bringing up a subnet router that exposes all IP’s on 192.168.1.0/24. You’re also enabling the SSH feature and telling it accept routes from other routers in the tailnet.

    Once you have that running, go to the tailscale admin interface and disable key expiry for that subnet router and then any other clients should be able to access your network on your IP range when connected to the tailnet.



  • d4nm3dtoSelfhosted@lemmy.worldSlow Tailscale speed
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    The tailscale guys are very responsive if you send them a question… It’s meant to be P2P but when it can’t i believe it uses some kind of relay proxy server so at a guess i’d say it’s that. Personally i run a subnet router on my LAN and not on individual devices… maybe you could try that instead?