Morethanevil

I am using Heliboard for a long time now and I am very happy with it 😌

2 years and still no word suggestions, they are coming with 0.5 but when?

I think Heliboard is a better choice, it is privacy focused and has the same features including wird suggestions.

No CSS skills are stopping me from hiding the button. Maybe a checkbox to turn it off would be the better option, or move it completely to the about page

Even in Immich you can turn it off without paying. Subscriptions are like cancer imo, 5€ here, 10€ there… No thanks, other projects still exists since years, like Codex or Komga

Don’t like plus features or paid features at all. I donate frequently to a few open source projects, but I decide if I pay and when I pay and how much I pay.

The donate button is floating, that is annoying and even if you donated, it won’t go away. You need to buy a subscription. Sorry but no, there are better softwares out there

Immich got a shitstorm because of the license button in a corner without any paid features. Now it is now called support (which is better imo)

Komga is what I use, really like it to read my mangas ☺️

For metadata editing you can use Comictagger

It writes the metadata to the files and has online database support

Removed Kavita since they started Kavita+ and the floating donate button, which can only be removed if you pay. Never again

I use Komga instead

Nice try FBI 😏😁

Looks very intresting. Only downside for now: Releases are comlicated to download.

Another great release 🥳🥳

If you want an easy setup, then you can try Davis. It has CardDAV, CalDAV and WebDAV ☺️

Floocus is what you are looking for. It can store the file on any webdav, gdrive, git or Nextcloud storage. I use it to sync my bookmarks between Browsers and systems

Thanks for this addition ☺️

Good question, it may depend on the distro afaik

Cron is better known than a systemd timer, but you can provide an example for the timer 😃

If logrotate doesn’t work, than use this as a cronjob via sudo crontab -e Put this line at the end of the file:

0 0 * * * journalctl --vacuum-size=1G >/dev/null 2>&1

Everyday the logs will be trimmed to 1GB. Usually the logs are trimmed automatically at 4GB, but sometimes this does not work

Glad to help your family, share this wisdom with friends too ☝🏻😃

😂😂

Cleanup

Check current disk usage:

sudo journalctl --disk-usage

Use rotate function:

sudo journalctl --rotate

Or

Remove all logs and keep the last 2 days:

sudo journalctl --vacuum-time=2days

Or

Remove all logs and only keep the last 100MB:

sudo journalctl --vacuum-size=100M

How to read logs:

Follow specific log for a service:

sudo journalctl -fu SERVICE

Show extended log info and print the last lines of a service:

sudo journalctl -xeu SERVICE

Add this to the service in your docker-compose.yml

  extra_hosts:
     - host.docker.internal:host-gateway

Example:

services:
    redis:
    restart: always
    container_name: redis
    image: redis:7.2-alpine
    extra_hosts:
      - host.docker.internal:host-gateway

Then you can reach your host from inside the container via host.docker.internal:3434

host.docker.internal is like your “localhost” on the host. It is a special DNS name.

I use Zoraxy on all my servers, it replaced Nginx proxy manager (NPM) for me completely. Installed on my host system, it points directly into docker containers via IPV6 in most cases.

For services that I run on the host directly, it points to nginx or apache, both work well with Zoraxy. Synape, Mastodon, Immich, Vaultwarden, Jellyfin, Nextcloud, WordPress… No problem

If you run Zoraxy in docker, it works like NPM, but it has no advanced tab for additional configuration. It is just a reverse proxy, not a full web server like NPM, which is basically a GUI for nginx.

You will need nginx in addition for traffic splitting for some services, like Synapse or Mastodon, even in docker. In NPM this is called locations

I think it is beginner friendly, since those users mostly use docker containers. Container mostly work out of the box like in NPM. They can use Zoraxy in docker too and point it directly to a container name and port, immich_server:3001 for example. Same as in NPM