backrest
headscale
emulatorjs
it-tools
webtop
...
Oooohhh... some really interesting and new-to-me apps in your list! Thanks for sharing.
backrest
headscale
emulatorjs
it-tools
webtop
...
Oooohhh... some really interesting and new-to-me apps in your list! Thanks for sharing.
"Everyone poops"?
DNS + firewall + VPN
Oooohhh, that's a lot in one app. My suspicions are raised...
All good. I'll just continue to mock their progress for now.
How do you get the AI results on google.com? When I search for anything, it shows a summary and then all the results, sponsors, etc... Nothing is tagged as "AI".
(I never visit google so forgive me if this has an obvious answer)
Hey! He's not fat! It's glandular!!!
But it can be so much fun!
OMG! Yes!!!
I thought it would be good to make the folder name shorter when I moved it, so it went from immich-app before, to immich.
I just now brought it down, renamed the folder, brought it back up and my DB is back again!
Thank you so much. <3
I weill check out borgmatic too. Cheers,
Hmmm...
docker volume ls
DRIVER VOLUME NAME
local 1da54fed5d479f5a551aaf853999fcc3db659193df2643a2bf20470f4da06bee
local (a bunch more like the above)
...
local immich-app_model-cache
local immich-app_pgdata
local immich-app_tsdata
local immich_model-cache
local immich_pgdata
I'm not sure how to tell what the many volumes with names like guids could be from. (I have like 12 docker apps running here)
My docker compose yml file also has:
database:
container_name: immich_postgres
image: tensorchord/pgvecto-rs:pg14-v0.2.0
env_file:
- .env
environment:
POSTGRES_PASSWORD: ${DB_PASSWORD}
POSTGRES_USER: ${DB_USERNAME}
POSTGRES_DB: ${DB_DATABASE_NAME}
volumes:
- pgdata:/var/lib/postgresql/data
I think my problem is that I didn't have the proper .env file the first time I started it up after moving the yml file, and that's why immich thought it neded to create a new database from scratch. Does that make sense? I think it's realy overwritten those
I know it's been 2 months but I just stumbled upon your question.
Here's what my massive home server looks like. : )