You are the worst kind of person.

It has several unsecured endpoints.

https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin/issues/5415

If you read the comments the devs know it’s a serious issue but don’t want to break backwards compatibility fixing them. Their solution for now is to warn people of the risks of exposing their instance to the Web. Which I don’t think they’re doing a great job of.

Jellyfin is notoriously full of security holes. It’s recommended to not expose it to the Internet. It’s also easy easier on Plex, at least until this bullshit, to have a random non-techie family member sign in to your Plex server from anywhere. I never liked Plex and never got into it, but I see why people used to prefer it.

I think Emby is a good middle ground for people looking to jump ship from Plex. But I switched to jellyfin from my lifetime Emby sub because the plug-in community there feels dead and Emby development felt dead in the water.

Switch to Linux, double your available RAM for free.

Guess what, GPU prices are about to go back up because they rely on RAM.

Lol, guess who just made themselves a target. They are now profiting directly on people who stream content they don’t own from other people’s servers. Plex is going to go down when Hollywood sues them.

How did you set it up? All in one, separate database and redis?

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Honestly I’ve never had that issue, but if you use compose you can delay the start of a container and use the “depends-on” function to hold any other containers. But yes docker supports both NFS and SMB.

Mount it locally. Then reference the local mount in your docker command or compose file.

Yes, 100% the recertified market was already affected when manufacturers reduced capacity to bring prices up a year or two ago. Prices in the primary market go up due to shortages, more people seek the parts from the secondary market, secondary market prices go up with demand.

If it’s not one it’s definitely the other.

I’m a Nginx(SWAG) user. It looks like more and more tutorials are leaning towards Traefik or Caddy with some using NPM. If you rely on those to deploy new services I would consider that.

I have my own server, at home.

I automate my blinds based off their position, the sun position, and the forecasted high temperature for the day. (And the TV if there’s on in the room). So I pretty much never use the UI.

But I usually just use the popup UI if I need to make a one off change.

Running a chromium based browser with only 2GB of RAM is ill advised.

The best subscription free option in the US is Eufy. Home Assistant integration is through HACS and is hacky, but it works and doorbell video is stored locally.

Yeah in the past year or so. I grandfathered in before they raised the price of that highest tier so I like to be sure people are aware. I’m a big fan and I think it’s worth the price.

To note, unless you buy the most expensive tier it’s no longer a one time purchase.

What version and how many lanes does the Orange Pi have in that slot?