DNS-01 challenge with letsencrypt. Or use cloudflare tunnel and don’t use https internally.

That sounds reasonable, although I’d be worried about not having an extra local daily backup in case files get corrupted or accidentally deleted.

Both your RAID and NVMe data should be getting backed up daily to 2 different destinations, if it’s irreplaceable.

But to answer your question, just place the DB and cache files for Photoprism on the NVMe, and the photos themselves on the RAID.

Yeah for large folders and stuff probably better to use SFTP or WebDAV

Localsend works great for me.

True, modern hardware can easily route 10gbps or more though so for most of us that won’t be an issue. Often OpenWRT on consumer routers struggles to route even 1gbps.

I agree on the external AP, that is needed.

If thats what your needs are. But proxmox has nothing to do with the hardware being better.

It’s a handy router OS, why not?

Consumer router hardware generally under performs a lot, so running your router on better hardware solves that.

It would be fun as an experiment, but often using wifi adapters as an AP generally doesn’t work that well. Most of us are running an external AP such as Unifi hardware.

As far as getting this working, have you done the passthrough setup on the VM for the wifi adapter?

And have you confirmed that OpenWRT supports your wifi adapter?

Thunderbird on Android should support push, have you tried that?

I’d say the easiest is installing them using Docker, with a reverse proxy in front. That way you’re not mixing multiple services into the same database and stuff like that.

The most efficient option is probably Restic inside each VM/CT, because you pick exactly what you need to backup instead of the entire OS.

That script just runs a single docker container at the end. But it also inits swarm so would break an existing setup that doesnt use swarm. I don’t like this project so far.

Dokploy

This is neat, but not having an install guide and just a “run this script you got off the internet” is a huge no-no.

They need to just provide the docker-compose and .env files.

About a year I think.

Thunderbird (sort of), you can add all your accounts on the PC version, and then it’ll give a QR code to copy those accounts to the mobile app. But there’s not a continuous sync happening.

The fact that they lock Letsencrypt DNS-01 behind the pro version is so incredibly annoying.

Anyone who connects to various servers or workstations, it’s extremely helpful.

It’s just weird that it doesn’t do the dump-restore automatically when it detects data from an old version.

MongoDB does have that annoying quirk where it creates several huge files even with a small amount of data in the DB itself. But at least it can be upgraded.

SQLite is really the only one I’ve used that doesn’t bother me in some way.