Worth every penny to not have to jump through Jellyfin hoops to share externally.

And what’s the cost on those compared to a Pi?

A brief explanation as to what this is would be helpful; I went to your site and the description there was helpful.

Otherwise, reading this Lemmy post, I have no idea what this does.

Seems great though and thanks for sharing. :-)

My concern is that the WireGuard portion of the router fails for some reason but still routes.

It also allows me to choose another port

One instance runs on the router (Unifi USG) and the other on a Pi3 (as a backup) using PiVPN.

Usually, if I need to set it up, I’ll use PiVPN and either a Pi or Debian/Ubuntu host.

You might need something like AudioBookShelf for these to play them properly.

Thanks!

Wasn’t the first paragraph the ending of Terminator 3? Skynet wasn’t a single supercomputer but, much like It’s a Wonderful Life, it’s in your computer and your computer and your computer.

Hey, that the PIN on my ATM card!!!

https://youtu.be/bl5TUw7sUBs&t=91

Now have a pfSense box…

Too bad you didn’t go with OPNSense; pfSense is a shit company.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13615896

https://www.xda-developers.com/why-use-opnsense-over-pfsense-dont-trust-netgate/

https://forum.opnsense.org/index.php?topic=6466.0

Only get the Pi if you need a specific HAT or GPIO. And even then get a zero.

Or if you want to run the machine via PoE.

Seconded. My option is that if it’s vital to my infrastructure or my family I don’t self host it. Let someone else deal with patching/maintenance/uptime.

I don’t get it

Thanks for keeping several people alive when you donate your organs after the crash.

No.

Use a VPN; don’t open up SSH to the internet.