Mine works instantly on a pixel 8. There is a notification that is always active for the gotify app. I believe an always on notification is required for instant pushing with non google apps. Maybe you haven’t enabled it in the settings somewhere?

Gotify along with an external email service. I get each notification twice, immediately

From the website, i can’t see how it’d different than owncloud.

This is what you’re really looking for:

https://github.com/owncloud/ocis

Full rewrite in Go. Lots of features. Much better performance. More stable than nextcloud.

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Oh i see.

that is a good point. Being about the mount the borg repo and pull out a specific file is very useful. Not sure I would do it as a bloc device since I don’t think there is an easy way to see specific files.

With snapshots it costs nothing if the OS files don’t change much

There is nothing special about the config, it’s the most basic config you can have as shown in the example at the bottom of this page.

https://docs.opnsense.org/manual/how-tos/wireguard-client.html

The part that was a bit complex is the ‘server’ setting. My server is on my router (opnsense) so you need to opnsense specific settings.

I suspect the reason you need the extra stuff is because of how the Debian server is setup so that stuff will vary if you ever try to run another ‘server’ node. (I put server in quotes because wireguard doesn’t actually have server and client as a concept)

Why is this needed? I have the minimal config for both server and client and smb and ssh bith work without issue.

The driverless cars could have drivers assigned to monitor them 24/7 either in person or remotely until they have proven themselves for say a year. Nothing is perfect but there is a lot they can do better than the current situation.

m = meters. M = mega (x 1 000 000).

That’s why Km is 1 thousand meters and Mm is 1 million meters.

The actual unit is lower case, the multiplier is uppercase.

Removing inefficient cars from the roads was literally the point of the program. You’re saying the program worked exactly as intended

This exact scenario is what starlink is for

Have you even bothered to do the most basic Google search before posting this BS?

Marvelous

Great update! any chance we can get a way to see all hidden posts?

Non paywall link?

These comments all make this seem super complicated. I have a ZFS array on proxmox that exports itself over NFS and also an unraid server that has a share exported over NFS. I mount both into docker containers as needed. I’m in my phone so I’ll just copy and paste my install notes, hope that helps:

Proxmox Host Setup for NFS: -> proxmox install NFS server: apt install nfs-kernel-server -> create a filesystem for dockerData (makes snapshots easier and limits permissions) -> zfs create zfspool1/dockerData -> zfs set sharenfs=‘[email protected]/24,no_root_squash’ zfspool1/dockerdata -> zfs get sharenfs (to make sure only specific file systems are shared)

unraid: -> export NFS share with ‘private’ and set rule to: 192.168.37.0/24(rw)

Docker host setup (in my case I run an alpine server VM on proxmox:

apk add nfs-utils -> rc-update add nfsmount -> rc-service nfsmount start

In docker compose you will need a volume section at the top

volumes: sonarr-config: name: sonarr-config driver_opts: type: nfs o: addr=192.168.37.25,nolock,soft,rw device: :/zfspool1/dockerData/arr-stack/

Followed by something this in the compose: arr-stack-sonarr: image: ghcr.io/linuxserver/sonarr container_name: arr-stack-sonarr volumes: - sonarr-config:/config - media-tv:/tv - media-downloads:/downloads:z

Is there a way to follow Mastodon posts with my current Lemmy app (connect).

I see the odd comment here that is from Mastodon so I know there is some cross posting that happens but I’d like to follow people on Mastodon and have all on the same feed on connect if that makes sense. Is it possible?

You can also get cheaper mini PC’s on Alibaba for cheap. I did this in 2017 and it’s still going strong. No moving parts, all passively cooked with an Intel laptop chip that has hardware encryption built in (core i5).

Been using opnsense since the start and it’s been rock solid.