mhzawadi

mhzawadi, 17 hours ago

We have a git repo full of markdown files, I made this template repo github.com/mhzawadi/doc-store-template from it

mhzawadi, 9 days ago

if you can see pi-hole from the router, can you connect to it over SSH and see what pings and what it thinks the network looks like?

Also did the VM router just turn DHCP back on with the wrong settings?

Is pi-hole over WiFi? if it is that could your issue, DHCP/DNS should be over cable as they are required for stable networking

mhzawadi, 9 days ago

I would read up on static ip on the pi zero, not via DHCP. That might sort your issue

mhzawadi, 8 days ago

yeah, your PI zero goes to renew its DHCP lease and cant as its lost its IP and so cant see the DHCP server its running.

I would read up on how to set a debian static IP, that way you know how and your Pi zero will work all the time

mhzawadi, 8 days ago

Your very welcome, I do support a SaaS system for the UK NHS. So I do have a bit of networking skills, that and I self host things both at home and in OVH.

If you have your pi zero setup with a static ip, you should find things work all day every day now.

Just remember that every day is a school day, even for experienced sysadmins.

mhzawadi, 9 days ago

well the work they did to allow for faster updates has paid off in spades, sterling job to them

mhzawadi, 13 days ago (edited 13 days ago)

Hello 👋

You need to edit the below lines

<span style="color:#323232;">set $jellyfin jellyfin;
</span><span style="color:#323232;">resolver 127.0.0.1 valid=30s;
</span>

To look like the below

<span style="color:#323232;">set $jellyfin 127.0.0.1;
</span><span style="color:#323232;">#resolver 127.0.0.1 valid=30s;
</span>

Edited after reading the full config

mhzawadi, 13 days ago

Linux has been ready for ARM for a long time, Android is linux and have been running for a long time. Also see the Raspberry Pi and PiOS, based on Debian.

I run a Pi and there are boat loads of things ARM ready

mhzawadi, 13 days ago

maybe check this out -> en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Android_(operating_system)

Android is a mobile operating system based on a modified version of the Linux kernel

mhzawadi, 14 days ago

Why delete the answer, why not edit it so that a human can see the answer but for AI its a load of nonsense?

mhzawadi, 13 days ago

So we need to up vote wrong answers only?

mhzawadi, 14 days ago

Im a nagios head here

mhzawadi, 24 days ago

use the notification service for your phone, on Android set the message to TTS, in the data use the below

ttl: 0 priority: high media_stream: alarm_stream tts_text: HELP, Im lost can you hear me?

mhzawadi, 24 days ago

Your missing message of TTS, android needs that to know to say the text

mhzawadi, 24 days ago

https://lemmy.horwood.cloud/pictrs/image/6953f98d-3f33-4cfd-9c9d-e0e02da1bb04.png

Just run this and my android phone on vibrate just did the announcement

mhzawadi, 25 days ago

If that’s your setup, you could add a switch before the router so that you would still have LAN access.

mhzawadi, 27 days ago

https://lemmy.horwood.cloud/pictrs/image/75501d72-8001-41bc-849d-5d3a90d67b95.jpeg

mhzawadi, 28 days ago

I have just been round my small setup and run an OS update, took about an hour. That includes a reboot of a dedicated server with OVH.

a pi and mini PC at home, a dedi at OVH running 2 LXC and 5 qemu vms. All deb a mix of 11 and 12.

I spend Wednesday evenings checking what updates need installing, I get an email every week from newreleases.io with software updates and run Semaphore to check on OS updates.

mhzawadi, 1 month ago

The comments about storage still stand, that’s a tricky thing to do over the internet.

But I would recommend a meshing VPN, tinc can mesh and will route round network problems.

Also don’t forget about backups, as that could be a better thing to have off site

mhzawadi, 1 month ago

How much do you point and click your setup?

As I use nagios

mhzawadi, 1 month ago

Not sure if it’s in fedora, but I use nullmail as my mta. Simple to config and does just MTA

mhzawadi, 1 month ago

My guess is the massive amount of hardware variations, you would need a house full of devices to test all the different options