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[–] toma@lemmy.omat.nl 21 points 11 months ago

If you cause a yellow or red flag in qualifying your fastest time is taken away instantly. You are ruining the laps of others and you can not benefit from it imho

[–] toma@lemmy.omat.nl 11 points 11 months ago (4 children)

Get rid of track limits. I never want to hear those words again. Put a tire barrier in the corner you don’t want people to cut. automatically sanction people who cut the corner and do it immediately. Add an extra bit of asfalt that drivers have to drive on as soon as the have cut a corner, so they loose 5 seconds per lap when they do that. Be creative.

[–] toma@lemmy.omat.nl -5 points 11 months ago (3 children)

Relax. Have you ever watched a soccer match? There are at least half a dozen errors by the referee in each match that can influence the outcome of a match. Even with the video referee. Sometimes it is in your favor , sometimes it is not, deal with it. Max won and he deserved it.

[–] toma@lemmy.omat.nl 2 points 11 months ago* (last edited 11 months ago) (5 children)

Install the proxmox iso directly on the hardware. Then setup a Debian without DE in a vm to run docker. Use Portainer to manage Docker containers.

Storage can then be assigned via Proxmox to the vm’s that need it.

[–] toma@lemmy.omat.nl 12 points 11 months ago

LVM is just a way more flexible partition table. It gives you the possibility to grow partitions at a later date. You probably not think you can do that with MBR or GPT too. Well yes, but only when the spare room is adjacent to the partition you want to grow. With LVM you can grow partitions even if the free space is somewhere else on the disk.

So you can grow any disk ‘partition’ at any time as long as you have some free space in the group.

Another advantage is that you can encrypt logical volumes easily. Usually that’s supported when you install the OS.

You can also stack LVM on top of a software RAID, so you can create a mdadm from a disk partition of several disks and create a VG on that with LVs to spilt it into pieces.

I usually use LVM on every server. There is no need not to and gives you options for the future.

[–] toma@lemmy.omat.nl 1 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Ok, so it is not that hard then I guess. Install proxmox on the appliance, then install two vm’s, HA and pfsense. Deal with further segmentation of your lan and the bridge to the router in pfsense.

But if you ask me, drop the idea of vlans for appliances and keep it simple. Only make a guest network on WiFi, but using vlans is a pita, people want to stream to tv’s, use the app to control heating, etc. If you are concerned about appliances connecting to internet, just block internet access in OpenWRT or pfsense.

[–] toma@lemmy.omat.nl 1 points 1 year ago

I’ve no idea what you are talking about

[–] toma@lemmy.omat.nl 2 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Didn’t you work at NASA ?

[–] toma@lemmy.omat.nl 15 points 1 year ago

Yeah, and one day the Tesla owners wake up and will be faced with $1 per trip in their car too. Reminder me in 2 years please.

[–] toma@lemmy.omat.nl 7 points 1 year ago

I have the camera during the day and when the focus switches to night mode it toggles the light to the bathroom, so I can easily turn on the lights when I have to go at night.

[–] toma@lemmy.omat.nl 17 points 1 year ago

There is NextCloud. It has the possibility to create an upload link where people can upload stuff. We use it daily to receive stuff from our customers.

If you need the resuming part, you would be better off giving them a NextCloud account and share a folder. Their NextCloud app will sync it in the background and resume automatically.

[–] toma@lemmy.omat.nl 12 points 1 year ago

No, it’s about the order. The idea is not to mix drivers that are a lap (or multiple laps) down with drivers competing in the same lap.

I think Perez would have been to pass everyone once so he becomes the last driver and that is it. (Assuming he was not last to begin with)

It’s about the order of the drivers not so much about getting everyone in the same lap.

 

I have been searching for while now for goed software to document my network setup. I would like to document my servers, containers, network flow, possibly als store some config files. Also would be nice if it has some auto discovery on my network.

As said, I’ve been through a lot, but never found the tool that I liked. Netbox is nice, but lacks a graphical base. Several tools are just drawing tools that lack auto discovery of the network and seem hard to maintain in the future and can not hold extra information. Same goes for some unl based stuff.

Does anyone have a good suggestion?

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WiFi setup (lemmy.omat.nl)
submitted 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) by toma@lemmy.omat.nl to c/selfhosted@lemmy.world
 

Hi,

I sometimes hear/read people putting their tv and other devices on a guest Wifi or even on a separate VLAN. Most guest WiFi's also have client isolation. I can understand that desire but I'm always wondering how that works in real life.

If you have a TV on a guest Wifi, how can you still cast things to it, as I assume your phone is on a different Wifi.

If you put your heating a different VLAN, how can you control the heating from your server that's on a different VLAN?

What's your setup in this regard. Is it worth to split? And what do you split and what not?

 

Sometimes the connection to my server in the cloud fails. 9 out of 10 times there is a problem with the routing, like a router in the datacenter that fails or a backbone temporary down.

When the connection fails, i often run a traceroute to see where the route fails. But the problem is that I have no reference to what it looked like before this problem started.

So, my question is, is there software that monitors the routes/hops to my cloud servers and remembers the different 'normal' routes that can occur.

If there is problem it would be nice if I can look at that software and it indicates where the problem is?

I prefer some docker image or at least a webbased interface, but any suggestion for such a tool is welcome.

 

Hi All,

I've setup my lemmy server and I can join communities at other servers without problems, but not for some servers. In the log I can see this error when searching for a community:

2023-06-25T22:19:06.276466Z ERROR HTTP request{http.method=GET http.scheme="https" http.host=lemmy.[snip].nl http.target=/api/v3/ws otel.kind="server" request_id=[snip] http.status_code=101 otel.status_code="OK"}: lemmy_server::api_routes_websocket: couldnt_find_object: error decoding response body: missing field 'properties' at line 1 column 148
   0: lemmy_apub::fetcher::search::search_query_to_object_id
             at crates/apub/src/fetcher/search.rs:17
   1: lemmy_apub::api::resolve_object::perform
           with self=ResolveObject { q: "[!formula1@lemmy.ml](/c/formula1@lemmy.ml)", auth: Some(Sensitive) }
             at crates/apub/src/api/resolve_object.rs:21

What can I do to fix that? I'm running 0.17.4, installed with lemmy-Easy-Deploy and, as said, I can subscribe to communities on a couple different servers without problem.

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