[-] zipping2583@lemmy.world 1 points 20 hours ago

It's my home Server, not accesable from WAN. I'll take the risk

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Hello everyone, looks like we will start on building our dream home this year. I do want to set up a raspberry for automated photo shooting from the construction site. One picture per day is enough, I do want to create a timelapse video afterwards. The new neighbour is a friend, he allowed me to set up the camera in his house facing the construction site. Only problem he does not have a power supply at his window...

Anyone having experience with a solar module and a battery to power the raspi? Feel free to share your jdeas!

[-] zipping2583@lemmy.world 44 points 2 months ago

If you know how to use containers then go for debian as the server OS and run everything you need as containers.

Debian is community based distro, very stable, major updates every few years, ubuntu and other distros use it as a base.

Get familiar with working on the command line, try nano as an easy text editor und use docker compose.

I did not test TrueNAS, I do know the scale version can run containers too, but I do not know how stable ur usable it is. You should go for the classic linux approach with Debian. Much more fun to learn :)

[-] zipping2583@lemmy.world 1 points 2 months ago

Oh wow thank you very much! That is so cool there is an option to allow only specific commands :) I will surely dive deeper into this

[-] zipping2583@lemmy.world 3 points 2 months ago

Thank you very much!

And thanks for pointing out the security risk. Makes me wonder why this works out of the box on my raspberry. Maybe because I did not set up root user?

[-] zipping2583@lemmy.world 1 points 2 months ago

I did not set up the user root, I gave the normal user superuser-permission during set up

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submitted 2 months ago by zipping2583@lemmy.world to c/debian@lemmy.ml

Hello everyone, I am running Debian on my home server and I also do have a raspberrpi with raspberry pi os.

When I do connect to my raspberry via ssh (with keys, not password) I do not need to enter a password when I do run a command with sudo.

Someone here can guie me on how to replicate that behaviour on Debian 12 stable?

[-] zipping2583@lemmy.world 1 points 4 months ago

That's all I need too - currently using immich for photos but missing out on an calendar/to-do list option...

[-] zipping2583@lemmy.world 2 points 4 months ago

I went for immich. It's awesome! :) Looking forward on seeing what it will become!

[-] zipping2583@lemmy.world 1 points 4 months ago

Thank you very much!

[-] zipping2583@lemmy.world 1 points 4 months ago

Thank you very much! But seems like the file is not accessable

[-] zipping2583@lemmy.world 1 points 4 months ago

First i tried nextcloudpi image but couldn't get it to run with beneath pihole (same raspi).

Then I tried the AIO Image, this one seems to not even start at all. I found I have to open ports on the router. Will try again later this day.

[-] zipping2583@lemmy.world 3 points 4 months ago

You are probably right... I did spend two hours today trying to get it running in my current docker environment and couldn't get it running... That's when I decided to look for somethinfg else...

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Hello everyone,

Since my daughter was born I am searching for a solution to share pictures of our child with my wife and create a copy of each smartphones photos and other files (documents). At first I tried nextcloud, but there is a lot of overhead and the administration feels kind of complex for what I need.

Anyone else having some input on which software to use?

So my main goal is:

Software running on raspberry pi (preferable docker). Has abilities like shared folder where pictures and documents get uploaded from multiple users and can be viewed (collaboration editing is not needed). Automatically copy files from smartphone (android) to raspberry from selected folder for a simple redundancy.

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