cross-posted from: https://quokk.au/c/networking/p/1292783/how-to-bypass-cgnat-for-cheap-or-free

cross-posted from: https://quokk.au/c/networking/p/1292781/how-to-bypass-cgnat-for-cheap-or-free

My current internet provider does not allow me to opt out of cgnat. So I don't have a public ip to connect to my home server from outside.

What is a good way to still connect to my home server?

Do I need to setup some VPN like headscale on cloudflare and use that to acces my network?

What if I want to host a website and make it availavle publicly?

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cross-posted from: https://piefed.zeromedia.vip/c/selfhosting/p/451238/1-year-into-navidrome-with-dilligent-tagging-and-rating-and-this-is-how-someone

forgive the tyos, english is absolutely my first language but we strugglin over here, ya feel? or, take it as confirmation this ain't some damn clanker bullshit

It's just like holy shit! this is what I've wanted my music to do my whole life! This is almost just another member of the family.

Feishin and the smart playlists really really shine when adding user ratings into the mix. plus, adding a "mood" tag and then being able to use our own terms, it is incredible.

Build a custom station with the tags you want, then add "not played in the last days" (depending on how much traffic/supply of that particular kind of music gets) and it keeps it fresh. Add in "rating is not 1" and you'll see the stuff that hasn't been rated yet, but it won't even let 1 start tracks into the queue!

I have rediscovered old favorites, found new songs by classic artists, have perfectly curated playlists down to the nth degree, custom stations that show me exactly what i want before i even knew i wanted to listen to that right then, all without commercials, on every device i own.

i am pumped for the future of the open subsonic API's! I think a skipped count could be awesome. I'd like to automate some stuff based off skip counts.

the navidrome plugins are getting some inertia, i am excited to see where that goes.

Other Navidrome/opensubsonic users, how do you guys use the 5 stars? for me it is

• 5 amazing song, not only will i 99% of the time never skip it, i will try to get everyone's attention and have them listen
• 4 i really like this song and have stopped what i am doing to pay attention to it, it is not likely but may get skipped depending on the mood/genre desired at that time
• 3 - this song is good and i notice it and smile while continuing doing my thing, unless it is the wrong mood/genre (can i blast it while working?), which means it gets skipped.
• 2 - this song is unobtrusive and doesn't appear to bother or inspire me.
• 1 this song catches my attention due to disliking it. I will go out of my way to stop it from playing. i set up my stations to never call for those again.

I am looking for other ways to interface with this to be able to rate songs a little easier/safer (while driving?)

I am hopeful i will have the wiggle room to donate to navidrome, feishin, snapcast, mopidy, spindle, soon!!!!

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After enough times of getting tired having to go into Portainer to edit/recreate my qBittorrent container to use the gluetun network service, I decided to try and create a docker compose to upload as a stack.

Unfortunately, when adding a depends_on for gluetun in the qBittorrent service, I cannot get qBt to wait long enough for gluetun to connect to a server and be considered healthy. I was wondering if anyone else has run into an issue like this and been able to create a working healthcheck for gluetun that will allow the VPN to connect and then signal to qBt that it is clear to start.

TIA

I'm considering playing with WPA3 at home and it looks like most of my stuff will but just fine with it, but I need to set up a radius server. How do self-hosters typically go about this? Is there a package or docker container or openWRT addon that people normally use?

Cross-posted from "Dedicated service user or not ?" by @mat@jlai.lu in !selfhosted@lemmy.world

Hi all !

As of today, I am running my services with rootless podman pods and containers. Each functional stack gets its dedicated user (user cloud runs a pod with nextcloud-fpm, nginx, postgresql...) with user mapping. Now, my thought were that if an attack can escape a container, it should be contained to a specific user.

Is it really meaningful ? With service users' home setup in /var/lib, it makes a lot of small stuff annoying and I wonder if the current setup is really worth it ?