Glad to hear that!

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As others mentioned, it depends. Germany has freie Routerwahl by law and ISPs have to allow you using your own router. They won’t offer support configuring it if course but they usually provide you with some credentials to properly authenticate.

Yeah it would suck. Happened to a webforum I used to be active in after like ten years. We also switched to a similar domain.

Contact ionos support and ask what they recommend in this scenario.

Unfortunately, it’s entirely possible that some third party domain scraper bought it already and will try to sell it back to you for a premium.

The OCR thing is it’s own task but for just searching a string in PDFs, pdfgrep is very good.

pdfgrep -ri CoolNumber69 /path/to/folder

It’s fine to do it that way.

Make sure your pool is healthy, then replace one drive, add the new one to the pool and start resilvering. If something breaks in the resilvering process, you still have the one you took out with all the data.

If you want to be extra sure, copy the whole pool’s content to the fourth drive so even if both old drives fail (unlikely, but as you mentioned, same production line etc, and resilvering is a very read intensive process) you have your data.

What was the reason for the migration? I used neither so far

It only works for a selection though, my instance is not there for example

I need to check what exactly I need to expose. I had 80 and 443 exposed but limited the access to local IPs in nginx like this:

    allow 192.168.x.0/24;  # Allow FritzBox subnet
    allow 10.0.0.0/24;       # Allow OpnSense subnet
    deny all;                # Deny all other IPs

I still have some services I want to expose so generally I’ll keep the ports open.

Super reliable virtualization and management features. Snapshots, auto backups, live migrations across physical hosts, high availability are what I like the most.

Just that, they have a detailed description of the upgrade routine. Make backups :)

If you don’t find someone, maybe you can find a hackerspace or the like in those locations. There might be people already doing what you are currently looking into.

I don’t think that’s the point. It can be fun to use something like an old Phone to use it as a homeserver or the like. It’s a pet project and not about efficiency or being really useful.

I think CWA had a recent update where they implement syncing progress with KOReader

I don’t really remember, I think Ubuntu? My girlfriend installed it for me in 2010 but I went back to Windows after a year or two. I think I started messing with Linux again around 2013 and have been on (K)Ubuntu for a while before eventually trying Arch. I’m on Endeavor now.

Most of my servers are Debian

I know some people are using Sunshine + Moonlight for their Steamdecks, usually with their Gaming PC as the server. I guess running your fat rig with GPU 24/7 will use quite a bit power

I’ve had a similar question about nginx recently and it should roughly be the same: https://lemmy.nocturnal.garden/post/161470

GoAccess helps to get a better glance, but eventually I want to set up Loki as well.

Yes it is, and as the other comment mentioned, using subdomains works perfectly fine.

Theoretically, a migration can work, but it’s just not implemented. I think there’s keys for each account on your instance and they would be other keys on your new software but remote instances would not accept those new keys so you would need to migrate your old keys and there’s no feature to do that.

E.g. you can switch from mastodon to a fork and keep your database and I’ve heard PieFed is working on a migration feature from Lemmy.

What a shit take calling people dumb for trying to boycott a big tech platform. Having your project primarily on GH including issue tracking etc is in github’s best interest as being “the” code platform. If MS wouldn’t think they benefit from it, they wouldn’t host it for free.

Hosting platform is also not the battle I’m choosing but come on.