I would be very happy to beta test if Navidrome were supported. When it is a finished product, I don’t mind paying either. If you take a look, and Navidrome just doesn’t line up with what you are endeavoring, that’s cool too. At least you made the effort.

Good luck all of it.

Do you strictly use Navidrome

Yes, I only use Navidrome. Navidrome is a very popular media library server. It might garner a wider user base if Dorsal was compatible. I’m not a dev, and I’m not trying to rewrite your app. Just throwing it out there.

Neat! The UI looks good. Is this app specifically for JellyFin or can it interface with Navidrome?

Sure, but you can go to Machines, and the three dots to the right hand side, and enable or disable key expiry.

My tailscale token expired again

Is there a reason you allow your token to expire? Curious.

down 10% of the time

Anecdotally: As a part of my morning routine, I check Thousand Eyes to see what the ‘internet weather’ is doing. GitHub and Microsoft are usually down somewhere, in some form or fashion.

Or teach people how to install

I think that’s a noble cause right there. Get them <ahem!> hooked while they’re young and impressionable.

every time I try to learn something, even laser targeted, I don’t get the full answer from the first thing I find, and the next answer I find introduces more complexity

Can empathize. Read a tutorial and think ‘Well, that seems pretty straight forward’. Read another tutorial about the same topic…‘Jebus that does not seem straight forward.’

That’s pretty cool. Nice UI. Seems simple to operate. I don’t have a use case, but damn good job. Maybe a couple of screenshots on the github page. Thanks for sharing and the demo.

Like last time, no real changes. Just maintaining and enjoying.

How do you guys test your backups?

The image backups I do of my server are tested in a VM

Probably better suited for this kind of thing

Yeah, the Lenovo ThinkCentre M93p’s would be the better option. Those are at least 12 years old, with a max RAM of 16gb, of which I can see some Lenovo RAM in the box so you’d be on your way.

Welcome to the exclusive club of selfhosting.

Well, the Compaq dc7900 is like 19+/- years old. That’s vintage. It would probably handle basic software as a server. If I remember correctly, the Compaq mobo had a RAM max of 8 gb.

Assuming the Lenova ThinkCenters are of the same era, again, not much you could do with them.

However, since it’s a Youth Center, you could set them up with a basic Linux distro and introduce Linux to the youngsters. That might be a worthwhile project.

That’s a gimmie. I test server image backups in a VM. So far, I’ve never had to resort of a backup, but I don’t want to find out that my image is worthless if I ever had the need.

Compuserve started offering limited internet access in '89 I believe. I hopped on board about that time. Boy it sure doesn’t seem like 37 years. Wow! I’m old. LOL

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OK cool.

I mean, that’s a decision only you can make. I did it, well… because I could. LOL

You’d typically see LAN IPV6/WAN IPV4 in an office situation where there are a large number of devices and WAN IPV6 isn’t available.