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Change default view to "subscribed"?

  • I don't have that option:

    Doesn't help if I tap subscribe before either.

    Edit: Found it! It's not possible when searching for it but it works in the "Feeds" section:

    • Sync for Lemmy @lemmy.world Novac @feddit.de

    Change default view to "subscribed"?

    Hi, I'm trying to change the default view when starting the app to "subscribed" instead of "everything" but I can't find the option for this.

    I see I can set a specific community as default but not the "subscribed" feed.

    Did I miss something or is this currently not possible?

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    ich_iel @feddit.de Novac @feddit.de

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    Advice on home server setup (with Proxmox?)

  • How would I handle backups though? I have some data I should definitely back up in some way, e.g. Nextcloud or paperless-ngx. A mirror is good but doesn't replace a backup :D

    That's why I brought in Proxmox Backup Server, not sure if that's overkill though or if I can backup using Proxmox VE itself. I've also read about people running Proxmox Backup Server as a VM inside Proxmox. That way I only have one physical machine but I'm not sure how complicated it would be to access the backups if the Proxmox VE host itself goes down.

    • Selfhosted @lemmy.world Novac @feddit.de

    Advice on home server setup (with Proxmox?)

    Hi everyone,

    I've been running a home server with Arch Linux (i7-3770, 16 GB RAM) for a few years now. It's a mix of Docker containers and some services directly on the host system. I'm trying to move everything to containers though.

    For storage, I'm currently using a 256 GB SSD for the host system and three 6 TB HDDs in a RAID 5 for data storage. Backups are currently stored on the same hardware (not the best idea, I know) with Borg Backup.

    I wanted to upgrade and rebuild my home server setup as I have a PC I don't use anymore (i7-8700K, 32 GB RAM), two 18 TB HDDs, a 256 GB PCIe m.2 SSD and a 1 TB PCIe m.2 SSD.

    So my available hardware is this:

    • PC 1 - i7-3770, 16 GB RAM, 256 GB SATA SSD, 3x 6 TB HDD
    • PC 2 - i7-8700K, 32 GB RAM, 256 GB PCIe m.2 SSD, 1 TB PCIe m.2 SSD, 2x 18 TB HDD

    Initially, I wanted to just move everything to PC 2 and be done with it but I've stumbled upon Proxmox and wanted to check if it makes sense to build a nice setup with this. At least some of the Docker containers could be converted to LXC or VMs. The rest could stay as Docker containers in a VM I guess.

    I could do something like this:

    • PC 1 as a Proxmox Backup Server host
    • PC 2 as a Proxmox VE host

    A lot of data on the current 12 TB RAID 5 doesn't need to be backed up so 12 TB just for backup storage should be enough.

    I'm not sure if that's the best/most efficient way to use this mix of hardware, maybe someone has a similar setup or other advice :) I'm also trying to save as much energy as possible even though that might be hard with 2 physical servers. (Does Proxmox BS turn off HDDs when they're not in use?)

    I'm not super fixed on Proxmox although it does look like it's easy to manage without a lot of maintenance involved.

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    Die Sendung mit der Maus: Die Sechs von der Müllabfuhr

  • Das Feuerwehrlied darf in dem Kontext auch nicht fehlen: https://feddit.de/post/1550999

    • Kulturgut @feddit.de Novac @feddit.de

    Die Sendung mit der Maus: Feuerwehrlied
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