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It gets more confusing when you read their user name
It gets more confusing when you read their user name
I believe you can set up a http stream and then have others connect to it
You can add shows/movies and initiate the downloads with a request in the app
Best move is to try to do pivpn installer again and when it says we found a pihole installation do you want to use pihole with pivpn say no. If it still breaks uninstall pihole, install pivpn l, then reinstall pihole
I’ve never had an issue with pihole (i run them on the same device). Pivpn ibstaller typically detects pihole and juat sets it up as pivpn dns but you could also have it not do this in the installer
The easiest way is with pivpn
Well i gave it readonly access to / because i am trying to sync /etc /home and /root. Is there a way to give access to multiple locations?
I have decided to use rrsync to do this.
Im using btrfs on the back drive but using ext4 on the remote devices. Wont the snapshots, if sent to a remote device be the same size as the original data?
I’ve tried it before but i want a situation where i dont need to use the ssh agent. I think i’m gonna go with using rrsync
I have tried but it doesn’t really work in the script. You load the key into the agent but it still asks for the passphrase
Yeah this is what im leaning towards
Yeah, i think im gonna look into rrsync and try to set up a user with a password-less key
Because i don’t like have passphraseless keys on my devices, i may just be being paranoid.
I use it too but i like rsync better for backups
I probably will eventually. I put btrfs on it and it works pretty well. Im a little iffy on the windows driver but i tested obs and it can write over the network just fine.
Yeah it seems like it was a permissions error. I set the tight permissions and now i have it working
Ok i’m running into some issues. I have formatted with btrfs but immediately it does not work when attempting to mount.
I had it mounted and then set up with fstab, test installing some games to it but the second i ejected the device and then reattached it it cannot be mounted.
I get the error
An error occurred while accessing 'wd_black5tb', the system responded: The requested operation has failed: Error mounting system-managed device /dev/sdb1: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sdb1, missing codepage or helper program, or other error
I also installed winbtrfs with chocolatey but the drive fails to show up once plugged in and i dont see the drive anywhere
I’m not really worried about performance on windows since i will only very occasionally be plugging it in there. Ive never heard of udf but will check it out too
I’m leaning toward btrfs. Gonna set it up tonight and test. Is there any major differences from ext4 i should know? I know it has snapshots but i read about if you dont use the right kind of drives it can corrupt data, is thus true or not really something i should worry about?
I know i was really surprised how many there are. But honestly think of how many companies are using active directory and azure