portainer is cool. dockge is 😎

thanks, I’ve been diligently tagging for a couple weeks now! working splendidly in feishin/tempo fork!

no sweat!

most of the library looks like this on anything that isn’t the native Jellyfin app on android.

I’ve struggled with it a few times before giving up.

still keep that jellyfin server running these days, on the same vm/container and library just in case.

all the jellyfin music clients have weird glitches with band names and metadata. this has been with almost every (android) jellyfin client on 3 different Jellyfin servers over the years

i was almost completely sold on Jellyfin being my music server but it wasn’t quite ready for me, or possibly there is something about my library it doesn’t like.

this is incredible! petty much exactly what i did for myself, minus the *arr part (yet)

also i am dabbling with tempo, and it’s been forked with active development!

this is how i live also, i mean the alternative would be how i see everyone with too many notifications; they eventually get to be too many and they just get lost in the sauce.

the GUI makes it pretty painless. it was my first real attempt at self hosting anything, my first experience with any kind of NFS/SMB setup at all. i was running it as bare metal for around 2 years before using installing as a vm on proxmox.

truenas is cool. I’ve only used core so far, but i hear scale is taking over

gosh!

how does this work for you? i was on gonic but moved back to navidrome to allow for mopidy to let home assistant trigger playlists directly (with the mpd integration)

but i haven’t figured out the smart playlists yet

muahaha… daw

my library is already tough to sift through.

20,000 mainly flacs and it’s still less than 500gb

whts yr slsk info? lol

err body in trench gettin flex

i am enjoying navidrome and mopidy together! mopidy for in house, Tempo or subtracks for on the go.

works with home assistant quite well if the MPD extension is installed on Mopidy.

as long as it doesn’t have a bucket seat

thanks for your response!

i had ampache running in docker for like an hour or something but can’t remember why i didn’t give it a fair shot. i think it was because i was still looking for jukebox mode.

how long have you been running it?

i had gonic for a bit but ended up back at Navidrome as the playlists can be edited by the mopidy subidy extension.

still haven’t figured out the smart playlists lol

how does ampache handle day to day for you? what is your favorite client?

i hate to sound like a shill for one thing but pangolin tunneled reverse proxy is pretty cool way to expose stuff

no sweat. i am on this very hunt myself and understand the apprehension about relying on stuff that is solely hosted on the hub. granted i am no expert, but it just seems to speak to my FOSS soul to try and stick with FOSS through the whole stack if possible.

in the meantime i am enjoying gonic as the server and mopidy with subidy as the player.

it’s not perfect yet but I’m very close.

still on the search though!

I have been on this search myself a few months now and JUST stumbled upon something that fits the bill.

Like, i literally just found it and haven’t played with it or investigated too much, but it fits your requirements.

raphson music server is hosted on codeberg now! they left github last year.

it has a great looking interface, integrates with HA, uses subsonic API.

I am greatly interested in learning more about this.!!

https://codeberg.org/raphson/music-server