Yeah i didn’t try with dynamic adresses. Most of my services are behind a ngnix so I make most socket point to there. I usually go by IP, that an old work habit. Should try some news things. I played with it with DNS but my DNS name were for a whole “PC” (that was a raspberry pi zero) it work well even when i put a nginx on raspberry zero and services on pi4 I still had to have fixed port and resolvable DNS name. I should try to automate DNS, maintaining an nginx up to date is some time a pain.

Ho you should look into setting up services with systemd socket. This solved my on demand issues. I made a script to generate the services and sockets automatically. It became really really fast to add a container which start ondemand

Would be great to know where produce are from.

I went for gelli as an android client for jellyfin, work great buy no chrome cast. I think my daughter use some thing like jellyamp which can chrome cast.

I use https://docs.wizarr.dev/ for on boarding user, it helped reduce the need of support. For the worst in tech I Boughy them a HDMI key. Set everything and sent it to them. They just had to connect to their WiFi… Which was pretty hard for some. Buy painless for me, they have childs to do tech support.

Ha, thanks for the explanation, this explain that. It was a shit storm and on android when you opened the app ypu would be greeted by a popup asking to subscribe.

I seen that on the tablet and went full open source without looking back.

Yeah that not my first language, thanks for the understanding.

This one is a gem <3

Ho they need it when using the application on android even if you have a lifetime server subscription. They may have reverted, but I was contacted by all my familly one week. They were asking why I wanted to make them pay to access my mediacenter and some told me to ask them directly if I needed money for some components.

Some even paid thinking the money went to me and I needed it for something.

I had an hard time understand the trouble since it was mentioned now where on the website of Plex that now user have to pay the application to access my paid server.

I took this as first signs of enshitification and left.

Plex joined google on my black list now.

Bought a 200€ lifetime abonnement and my daughter have to pay to use Plex on her phone even when using my 200€ paid Plex server. They lost me when they asked the user of a paid subscritpion pay. Fuck it.

Both…

I am using wireguard in docker to connect from anywhere to my locals network. https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-wireguard?tab=readme-ov-file#usage Set the variable INTERNAL_SUBNET to your local IP range. For me it was 192.168.178.0 And set a folder you can reach as it’s working folder. And your done for setting the wireguard server.

Need yo allow your server to be reachable from the web to wire guard ports. I guess you know how to since you did for you website.

To add clients (I have android and Linux) you go fetch the config on you server. If you went for numbered peers it look like peer4.conf and you use these file to allow clients to connect.

Edit : I missread you don’t ask for help.nice site by the way

Yeah same though. Can’t have nice thing when you keep piling crap on crap

Ypu have no idea how much energy is spent maintaining these old shits running. Spent a week trying to update a 18 year old application. For now, we failed.

Thanks is was confused, why he seemed angry to speak about something getting better.

Didn’t expect this much. I don’t think about tuto example being weighted heavier. This make sense.

I wonder if their data is poisoned by below average Dev. I mean if your test subjects are met or below Dev and mad Ethel lost 20% efficiency imagine what you can do to good dev

Thanks for explaining, I was worried this was a band aid mesure which didn’t solve to root cause. /s

Plot twost, That it’s neighbor ip

Thanks for the precision, I don’t use windows I can’t recognize this kind of details.

Didn’t they add recall in windows ? Maybe it is doing OCR