We call it dnf now. *Tips Fedora and leave
We call it dnf now. *Tips Fedora and leave
As I say in another comment, I just start over from scratch and it works with the first try.
Thx everyone for pointing me through its easier than thought.
It was an auth error all the time. Today I decided to start from scratch. And it works with the first try. I bet I had some Linux permission quirks.
I tried out the signal bridge just to see if there is something completely wrong. I just needed 10 min. and signal bridge worked.
Late answer, I was ill. I really got a QR code but if I scan it with telegram it says invalid token.
Silenced chats, yes. I try this.
Yes sure but login does nothing the bot says it needs the confirmation code from telegram but telegram doesn’t send a notification like anytime if you login from a new device. I thought that’s the part they removed in 2023.
I thought I misunderstood here something, the guide says it needs the api data. (I have this part already) but maybe I don’t get the confirmation code like normally maybe it got send to the api?
Yes, I read it. But this is really unspecific. Login into the mobile client? Which one? Telegram? How do I login from there? This is not enough information. So I thought someone managed to get further.
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I use ghost and can totally recommend it. I installed it in 5 min. via docker compose in combination with mysql.
The fact that it is low on resources, has tons of features and easy code injection, makes it perfect. WordPress is bloated with to much nonsense. If you want to see a good ghost example: https://itsfoss.com/
PS only unnecessary are these stupid Twitter and Facebook integrations but they can be deactivated.
If OP uses docker, I would share my compose.yml if wanted.
Interesting way of using agh. I use some small VPS just for it and there is no need for caddy, agh is able to run 443 on its own. Now I am thinking of test it because I have to recreate the certs manually. I thought it’s because of the wildcard certs I use for DoT and DoQ. Maybe caddy can handle this, too.
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3-2-1, I never lost a picture in the last decade because I use a cloud storage out of my home as the last resort. Since immich runs on docker. I simply have a cronjob running every night backup the docker volumes to cloud and local backup.
My storage isn’t that big. Actually immich has 300GB. This is easy to manage. Some people definitely have more and need more space.
I really had a data loss 5 years ago. The cloud provider burnt down, even their backups. But this wasn’t a problem because of my local backup (which I thought would be the first I lost).
PS. Idk what do you mean with VPN issue. I wouldn’t connect to syncthing outside of my home. Is there a need for it?
Sure this works. But it isn’t a useful backup strategy to just put them down from phone to another device. Who guarantee the laptop doesn’t got lost, destroyed or stolen?
It’s just a way to get some space on your phone. And immich could do more than this. I would recommend syncthing for your usecase.
Correct you need a separate subdomain.
The markdown preview feature.
Replace trillium with hedgedoc and it’s near the same way I go with.
Plus: I started AI generated blog posts around my configs just to memorise them, i don’t care if someone reads them, too.
services:
sliding-sync:
image: ghcr.io/matrix-org/sliding-sync:v0.99.1
restart: unless-stopped
ports:
- 8881:8881
environment:
- SYNCV3_SECRET=yoursecret
- SYNCV3_SERVER=https://newsub.domain.com/
- SYNCV3_DB=user=syncv3 dbname=syncv3 sslmode=disable
host=sliding-postgres password=secret
- SYNCV3_BINDADDR=0.0.0.0:8881
depends_on:
- sliding-postgres
sliding-postgres:
image: postgres:16-alpine
restart: unless-stopped
environment:
- POSTGRES_USER=syncv3
- POSTGRES_PASSWORD=secret
- POSTGRES_DB=syncv3
volumes:
- sliding_db_data:/var/lib/postgresql/data
volumes:
sliding_db_data: null
networks: {}
This is my sliding compose file, and this is the Caddyfile part just for sliding:
newsub.domain.com {
encode gzip
header /.well-known/matrix/* Content-Type application/json
header /.well-known/matrix/* Access-Control-Allow-Origin *
respond /.well-known/matrix/server {"m.server":"newsub.domain.com:443"}
respond /.well-known/matrix/client {"m.homeserver":{"base_url":"https://newsub.domain.com/"},"org.matrix.msc3575.proxy":{"url":"https://newsub.domain.com/sliding-sync"}}
reverse_proxy /_matrix/* http://192.168.1.1:8008/ {
transport http {
compression on
}
}
handle_path /sliding-sync/* {
reverse_proxy http://192.168.1.1:8881/
}
Wtf. He downloaded discord.exe to show it works with a windows installer and then got linked to flathub and installed discord flatpak image. But still thinks he installed windows-version?