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In my case, I got a new phone and expected I could use Immich to reupload all the images to the new phone. But that didn't seem the case. With syncthing, it was easy.

But you lose the other benefits of immich when using syncthing, like sharing. the gallery app on my phone does a lot of the other things like faces, map ..

Hm ok. I prefer to have a complete set of pictures on the phone in case the server goes to shit, as a third backup

I think I will stick to syncthing

How can I sync all my photos locally to a new phone / device? Last I tried it, I had to sync one picture at a time

Yes, I agree, batch moving stuff is important. I haven't had that problem yet, so let's hope they add it before I move or something 😅

I use homebox and it has been good for my home usecase. I have put qr codes on boxes to easily check contents from my phone

https://github.com/sysadminsmedia/homebox

Peggle Deluxe and Peggle Nights are awesome mouse-only (except typing name i think) casual games!

https://store.steampowered.com/bundle/15495/Peggle_Pack/

I do the same!

I have a provider that is not supported by caddy, but I can still use it via duckdns delegation!

https://github.com/caddy-dns/duckdns?tab=readme-ov-file#challenge-delegation

Challenge delegation

To obtain a certificate using ACME DNS challenges, you'd use this module as described above. But, if you have a different domain (say, my.example.com) CNAME'd to your Duck DNS domain, you have two options:

1. Not use this module: Use a module matching the DNS provider for my.example.com.
2. Delegate the challenge to Duck DNS.

I run proxmox, and proxmox backup server in a vm. PBS backup is encrypted locally, and I upload the backup to backblaze b2 using rclone in a cron job. I store the decryption key elsewhere

It has worked ok for me. I also upload a heartbeat file, it is just a empty file with todays date (touch heartbeat), so that I can easily check when the last upload happened

When I have used nfs in the past, i have issues with different user ID. What is the best solution these days?

After becoming a father last year, the time I have for tinkering is close to 0. I found it easiest to keep all the data in the same vm / lxc, pretty straight forward to maintain

I tried that too for a time, using samba. But databases didn't work from a share. I just found it easier in the end to have volumes inside the LXC / VM directly

I'm using smtp gotify , been using it for a while now and it seems OK for alerts and outer features

https://github.com/jreiml/smtp-gotify

I used to use LXC, and switched to VM since internet said it was better.

I kinda miss the LXC setup. Day to day I don't notice any difference, but increasing storage space in VM was a small pain compared to LXC. In VM I increased disk size through proxmox, but then I had to increase the partition inside VM.

In LXC you can just increase disk size and it immediately is available to the containers