That’s why I use incantations instead of commands

have you seen this 👉 https://lrclib.net/ it might be what you want

The way you plug a VM into proxmox is with a virtual switch, bridge devices do they or the SDN stuff. I’ve played SDN yet so not sure how that works, but I do run bridges.

I would make 2 bridges, br0 and br1.

Br0 is the wan side of opensense, br1 is the Lan side.

Don’t add any IP to either, add an IP to the last nic as a management port.

Now plug your VM into the bridge devices.

You all need to get on vaultwarden, the small self host bitwarden. I move to that after my keypass db got out of sync on my nextcloud for the second time that day, I’ve not looked back.

What do you self host?

How do you host your nextcloud instance?

well thats interesting, I have a sammy frame TV and pay for the art. I’ve not had any comms about API charges, that could be cuz I dont use smarthings I guess

I bet he trained to give the algae money. But couldn’t get a meeting slot

you need snapcast, the server on your laptop will out put over the network and the app on your phone will play it. also it would allow you to add more speakers over time

first off, you will not get your full 109Mb as thats into your house. You should see something close to the 76Mb, as that is out of your house.

How did you test your external speed to your house and to your friends house?

If that was from your phone/laptop, that could be your phone provider capping you

I run nextcloud in a collection of vms, nginx with SSL offloading, php-fpm, mariaDB and a docker host. Its rock solid and is a full google replacment, with office and even an RSS reader.

https://homelab.horwood.biz/?nextcloud

Please let me know if you need more words

if I had to use a mobile only, then a blackberry was amazing. but if I had a travel keyboard and a blackberry, I would keyboard.

whats the issue you have?

Possible, yes. Pleasant, no.

I don’t like editing a spreadsheet on my phone, or typing much at all. If I had a blackberry, they would be different.

A router is the device that connects 2 or more networks together

That depends on what your doing

For connecting to a server it can be the only way in

Also click the to link to see where it might be from, then the 3 dots top right and click show original. If the from and to are real and the headers look about right then fine, if the headers don’t have GitHub in them it’s pure spam

I have a small dedicated server at OVH that I run nextcloud on and that covers most of the Google workspace services, callabra document editing, file story and sync, contacts and calendar, RSS server, deck for project planning. And many others things I have forgotten.

That host also has my Lemmy instance on it

Maybe start correcting it. That way it gets better

Have a look at jq, a shell tool that can pass json and output in any way you want.

Or yes a python script will do that too