TrippyHippyDan

Use a piehole for your DNS and send the endpoints to an NGINX host

Having used GreyLog and Loki&Vector/Grafana I would recommend the latter.

First things first, make sure your ISP’s device can be put into a bridge mode, or that you can get a modem instead, otherwise you’re going to be dealing with double NAT issues.

Yeah, trying an incognito window without the extensions would be the best place to start then, if you want to continue to use Firefox for it.

Even when you’re not using a reverse proxy, you’re still going to be streaming to that socket.

So I woild recomend that flag still and retest, because the only time I personally have seen that error is when the socket was closed to streaming and it fails to get returned data.

Oh, that’s absolutely horrible that they designed it that way. 🤮

Worth that at least before you start looking at different hardware.

Otherwise, it’s the same thing if you have a smart TV, download the Jellyfin app, and then just completely stop it from being able to connect anywhere else.

If you’re happy with the Roku hardware and you’re going to cancel all your other streaming services, why not just firewall block the Roku from reaching out of your local network?

If you do that, Jellyfin will still work fine, and you won’t have the ability to get posted ads or anything else from the Roku, so it’ll just become a Jellyfin box.

The whole point of self-hosting it is to not put the information on a public cloud. But, thankfully the F-Droid fork is still going on and I had misread it anyway.

I do have it installed through F-Droid. I thought I read that they weren’t really going to be focusing on it at all, so updates may just die out.

Brings the little hope that my current situation won’t die!

I don’t know enough about Java directly to contribute anything useful, sadly.

This plus the syncthing announcement about the Android client ending support is a bad day indeed. I was just thinking about self hosting instead of KeePass + SyncThing now it’s back to the drawing board once it stops working 😵‍💫

Looks like they still haven’t launched it yet. They just mentioned they would in this Ars Technica article.

https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024/07/loss-of-popular-2fa-tool-puts-security-minded-grapheneos-in-a-paradox/

oof. All I can do is thank you for the hard work that anybody’s put into this, and I’m sad to see it go because I’ve been using this with my keypass for probably about a year now.

Really hoping the Graphene OS lawsuit allows for some Options to open up again!

I don’t know what kind of specs you’re looking for for your system, but I’ve been very happy with my netgate.

Though it’s still close to $200 for the lowest model, but comes with support if your not really sure what your doing.

Netgate 1100 $189

No link posted because I didn’t look at the rules for this community.