Reverse proxy is what you need. I would post instructions here but honestly they wouldnt be that good. Just search it up and follow along.
Reverse proxy is what you need. I would post instructions here but honestly they wouldnt be that good. Just search it up and follow along.


I’ll check it out in the future if it looks like it’ll be maintained long term.


It is a work device. I was just allowed to use fedora until now.


Thanks for the info guys, good stuff!
Those of you who are telling me to look for a new workplace over an OS change are a bit crazy though lol. It’s not quite that bad.


Definitely not worth it over and OS change. It does suck though


Issue is I won’t be able to sign into my work’s SSO due to it requiring the device to be entra enrolled after the change :(


It was on a work issued device already, so I can’t complain too much. Still sucks though after using it for so long.


Oh I’m using Fedora KDE on my home system already. Issue is I’m unable to sign into email or basically anything that uses my work’s SSO due to it requiring the device to be entra enrolled :(


It’s probaly not needed at this point. You can get flash drives crazy cheap.
I guess I’m a bit confused, immich does have a few docker containers available, I’m using one for backups and it works great.
My Linux ISO collection take up around 12TB, 268 of smaller ISOs, and 751 big boi ISOs.


Highly recommend using Immich and just creating a separate account(s) for your friend(s). You can even set storage quotas for each individual person.


Alternate to alternate to.
Why anyone still uses Plex for new setups is beyond me.


I use emby for my entire media collection, including music.
You posted in a self hosting community, a lot of people are going to want to host this themselves.
Neat idea and site, but if your just advertising I think your in the wrong community.
Neat idea, but I keep getting the same questions over and over when im answering.
Secure boot has always caused me headaches in the past.
If you want the extra security, go for it. If you don’t care, turn it off.


I use Emby with the lifetime premier (their ‘premium’ version).
Works great, but honestly I would just point people to Jellyfin unless Emby provides something specific you need. I just use it because it’s what I’ve had for years.
My man were talking about hardware from like the 90s lol. Linux is amazing on keeping old hardware going, but even it has to move on at some point.