I have a DNS server running for my home lab with conditional forwarding from pihole. Then i only pass the internal DNS to a WLAN that doesn't need external access (locally controlled IoT devices for example).
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I'll have to check it out. TIL about the app.
I've become very partial to Dozzle. I roll out right into my compose scripts and it's incredibly lightweight.
And some start fine, find /mnt/thefolder unmounted and fill it up with shit. Don't ask me how i know.
Tolerance of intolerance. Look where that got us.
I mean i have no idea how to stop Prowlarr from processing shit it doesn't need to like extra languages. This is a work around that can also be used to weight other shit so i figured it would be a good share.
Last few years i had to completely redo my setup (migrated to proxmox) but i got to do it slowly and methodically. I got to know a lot of the arr stack very well and with some really good proper tweaking you can get an almost 100% automatic, no user interaction required setup.
I can actually help ya out with this. Not sure why Sonarr no longer let's you select the language profile (it used to).
For adding extra requirement (eg language, group, etc) you need to set up a custom format, give it a score/weight in your profile(s) and then set the minimum score required to get you what you want.
Custom format
Add a language format
Then add the language condition and pick the language you want. You can add multiple conditions
Then go to your profiles and add weighting and requirement to each profile
I cannot for the life of me figure out the formatting. I'm so sorry lol
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I need to figure this out on my immich stack. VM reboot only starts two out of the 4 services. Ty for the info.
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Port 53 going to the internal dns? Nope? Drop! Same rule you would use everywhere else to push all dns to your preferred dns server.
Static routes are also a great way but I'm not familiar enough with your setup or static routes to explain. Pihole can also have groups which can apply different rules, lists etc.