Save your $10. Just ask Claude to talk you through it.

You’re going to be sending a url to your family to put into vikunja. That url could contain a port. You’ll dodge a LOT of hassle if you don’t use 80, 443, or any other well known port.

Then how can we self-host it?

So I’ve got this Solaris Sparc cluster…

+1 for mailbox. Even though I pay with credit card. They’re outside the country so worst case, the US knows I use them. That’s fine.

So you have wireguard connecting to the VPS and a port open on the VPS for the jellyfin client to connect to?

How does Plex get around that? I’ve only ever used jellyfin.

“In QNAP QTS, Port 443 is the default secure port for,…”

If it says it’s already in use it’s because it’s already in use. Try changing the QNAP management UI port.

I was looking at that. Does it end up faster than something like a 1080?

Oh, good point. I’ll have to get some RDP CAL licenses or something.

I’m self hosting Microsoft Office right now

Bleh… of course it is

I am impressed with the release cadence. You’re out here delivering. Thank you

Thank you for doing this newsletter. It’s consistently great.

I have the scanner dump the file to the server via ftp. Paperless grabs it from there.

Facebook marketplace has real cheap old kit. Good enough to start with. Also look at free cycle and your local thrift store. You never know when you’ll find something workable.

They run the FTP server on the router, hosting the password file.

But it’s a shortened url. You can’t simply mouse over it?

Edit: oh, I think you’re taking about an interstitial?

“If I could tell myself this before I set everything up, I would say…”

… don’t stress too hard. This won’t be the last time you tear it up and start over.

Portainer had a bunc hof random things locked away

Sounds like a Hassel