Fair enough, but I wouldn’t host something I consider as an essential service on something that isn’t constantly powered.

Guess our use cases are way too different to properly compare. 😊

No shit. I have five Lenovo Tiny M720q with the i5-9500t and 32 gigs of RAM each in a XCP-NG cluster, another one as standalone Plex server (QuickSync kept on failing under XCP) plus an old Shuttle SFF with an old (2015, I think) Atom acting as standalone.

Power consumption is pretty much minimal, with NVMEs I don’t have to worry about slow data rates, nor sudden disk failures.

Most of all, all of these were cheap and easy to find. My two 8 bays Synology cost me way more, without even taking the disks in consideration.

Why would I even go for a RasPi or equivalent?

I have a subscription with unlimited calls, text, and data. I pay (converted to Euros) around 45 per month. I also have unlimited roaming.

And carriers still charge 2 euro for a MMS

I’m in Europe and I don’t pay for regular texts or MMS.

The way I see it, it looks like it can’t write the files because it can’t fetch them from the network. Without a lot dump I may very well be wrong, though.

That looks like a network issue.

You can use the text field to drop an image link.

There you go: https://synocommunity.com/package/jellyfin

You need to install the SynoCommunity repository. Haven’t tested it (I am still with Plex), so YMMV.

Is there a specific reason to mount the lun directly opposed to creating a virtual disk? Performance, maybe?

Woooooosh

It means you also have to follow these: https://mastodon.world/about

With that title, I expect this post to be taken down too.

Yup, the Android TV app is absolute crap.

YES

I feel personally attacked.

You can easily get 1TB USB sticks.

At least change the account before astroturfing. Morons.

It depends on what you need to upgrade/do. I usually upgrade stuff, but at the same time I also have templates in case I quickly need to spin up something new.

If that’s the case, I seed the new instance whatever conf files are needed and I am up and running quickly. Consider that in my work environment we rarely use containers (more of a philosophy at this point than a real reason, since we also have a relatively big K8s cluster for big data).

Linux sysadmin here, for the past 25 years.

I use Lidarr on one of my servers to automate downloads/tagging/placement of music on my NAS, so I don’t honestly know. Sorry! 😔

I don’t know any of the software you mentioned, but looking at a screnshot from Puddletag I would assume you first need to mount your share.