My homelab made of scrap electronics from the previous decade has officially had less downtime ratio than AWS this year

Trying Tuwunnel, works very well

May I ask you what brand was the chassis? Btw yeah not worth the hassle

I have some services in my homelab but I never expose anything to the public. For this I have a Contabo VPS hosting a Wikipedia mirror and a XMPP server for anyone who wants to access it

I was just about to install Gitea. Any substantial differences between the two?

For me borg is ideal. Once a month I run a backup.

Synapse was too heavy on my resources. Moved to XMPP despite I like Matrix more.

Snapshots

That’s why I don’t tie myself to a specific company. DIY NASers, unite!

But without federation questions and answers reside only on one server

I appreciate CoMaps but for now they don’t differ in functionalities at all. Will consider switching in case Organic really enshittifies

Sarcasm…

Tried Jami, unfortunately it’s still Alpha/Beta quality software in my opinion. Frequent glitches made me go crazy

How do you do versioning with rsync? I use rdiff.

Yeah but tbh it’s understandable that OP got confused. I think he just means 100W

With everything on, 100W but I don’t have my NAS on all the time and in that case I pull only 13W since my server is a laptop

OM now advertises KAYAK in their app tho :/

Yes you can install Docker on OpenWrt but do your own research as if I remember correctly you have to thinker with it

I love this app

I second this. I use BTRFS over ZFS for its reduced footprint but has always been very reliable. With a couple of commands I replaced a disk and btrfs scrub on a monthly basis makes me sleep peacefully (relatively)