You’re kind of asking the wrong question.
Are there ways to share stuff with a group of people that are self-hosted? Absolutely.
Can you get security through those means? Not without some unified authentication.
Maybe back up a few steps and figure out specifically how much trouble you’re willing to go through for this. There’s a reason these photo sharing platforms exist with sharing and permissions.
They don’t have controllers. They present as JBOD. Great for software RAID, btrfs, ZFS…etc.
4-bay USB4 HDD enclosure is $60. It’ll do fine.
Can’t do a full build for that amount. Just get a MiniPC. Check out Minisforum’s Refurb listings. Dirt cheap, and come with a warranty. Better hurry though…
HBA and IT are pretty much the same thing. They both present JBOD to the OS, which is what ZFS wants.
The only different between HBA and IT is the latter being solely driven by what’s on the card without coordination from a board handoff, for instance. It’s like the stock-stock version of the chip on the card with no custom drivers or firmware, kinda.
Either way, HBA is fine.
Vaultwarden is pretty much the standard if you’re talking about self-hosted.
I’ve honestly never had a single issue with the Android app, or mobile extensions for Firefox. What’s your setup, and have you tried completely evacuating local storage and redoing your login and sync from scratch? There are a lot more mobile updates that can cause locally stored versions of things to cause problems.
It’s…alright I guess? I don’t know that it’s really a good solution for most home users. What’s the use-case?
Passthrough in this sense just means that the ISP cable modem only acts as a modem, handing off all traffic to your router to control. Essentially it just disabled NAT so you won’t have double-NAT’ing happening. It’s a standard setting on all cable modems, so I know that part is possible, but it’s more about getting your ISP to enable that if they have it locked.
That’s a bummer. Have you asked them about running it in passthrough mode?
The actual cable modem can run in passthrough mode though. Look up the model and find the docs. Should be a quick and easy change, or your ISP at least should able to change it. It would be absurd if not.
You’re going to get double NAT’d if you don’t have a proper passthrough. Is there a specific reason you have two routers setup like this?
Snipe-IT and Shelf.nu are two of the most popular ones.
Maybe also consider just kicking one out yourself with NocoBase or something like that though.
No, just clone the project and run it without a container. The docs cover that as well.
There’s a lot of stuff going on here, so let me break down your post for each issue:
You need to understand the difference between a docker run command, and detaching to run a container in the background. Just running it with ‘run’ keeps it in the foreground.
For the passphrase issue: https://github.com/nextcloud/all-in-one/discussions/1786
Lastly, if you’re not familiar with containers, and this is a single purpose machine, you’d be better off just running the bare project on the host. If there’s no need for containerization, just skip it.
There’s a lot of these out there. They mostly work by using tricks to reduce the layers in the results image with known tweaks to how they are built. They remove things included in the final image that aren’t used, essentially. Dockerslim is another that is popular. They don’t impact security in a negative way.
Then why did you comment? 😂
That’s exactly what VLC’s main purpose is. Have you even looked at it? It’s one of the most intuitive front-ends to transcoding out there. Desktop, mobile, and web.
Then just start an Immich instance and share them that way. Easiest route if you want to make them browsable first.