Does this work on a headless box?

Thanks for the recommendation! I just nocked out the audio book version of this and loved it! Fast and fun was right. Needed something short after getting through the first 2 king killer trilogy books.

Looks beautiful! House goals.

Very much became it exist. Its way simpler to do in the GUI.

Did not have to learn anything specific, and can work for things not in docker containers too, like the Nextcloud Snap.

This is such a cool way to use Logseq!

Interesting! I had no idea this was coming. I don't really use public transport, are people spending more than 50 a week?

Thanks for posting this! Was a very interesting read. I am deep into Logseq right now but this setup is tempting

I would love too, but New Zealand is a little far...

Looks good! I got one a couple of weeks ago too. I got the DMG 'grey' version but I am a bit disappointed and wish I got the black. Its far more brown than I expected

I would use syncthing for this

This is an amazing guide! Thanks so much for sharing it.

Hope the ddos did not cause any issues! I have just filled in the form

The owner of the name and repo has changed hands in exchange for money, and is now going to be pushing licences to use it. You can say that is not "sold" if you like, but its the same to me.

I tried Immich but did not like it, its also been sold so who know what will happen there. I have been using Nextcloud and loving it

I guess fuck prams right

Interest to know this too, deal appears too good...

That sounds like a lot of disk space.... My next cloud is approaching 1tb so having 14 copy's is not going to fit... But yes I need to sort out a third copy some how. Audio books have all been riped from family members audiable accounts, so I want to keep them safe. I can see Amazon patching the service to prevent this one day.

Was that Jeff Geerlings video on YouTube? That was very cool! But using ssd's are not very cost effective... I'm only using a pi4 as I already had it sitting around. If I was to buy something id get one that can take hdd's natively without using USB or a random adapter from some unknown company online

Its an Ubuntu server with a bunch of stuff in docker containers. The main thing I wanted to backup is my next cloud data which stated as just a hobby but now has the whole family using, and a Lot of audio books all hosted through audiobookshelf.

I finally got around to setting up backups on my home server. Got borgmatic saving to a raspberry pi I have at my parents house with a big USB HDD attached. Took me weeks of chipping away at it trying to get my head its yaml config, cron jobs and SSH keys but feels good once its all working!