@entropicdrift@lemmy.sdf.org the server has been there for ages, but I added new content, which has been scanned weeks ago. It only happens when I play it, so that is why I’m curious.

In particular I was wondering if that will happen if running a server without internet: Will it fail fetching whatever data is fetching in that case? If it the subtitles for example? If so, I’d like to download the additional data while I still have Internet access, but without having to click every single file.

@entropicdrift@lemmy.sdf.org on the browser. Idk if this is something being retrieved from my jellyfin server or somewhere else?

@johnnixon@lemmy.world I won’t be the only one suggesting Tailscale here (or WireGuard + vps)

@jaykay@lemmy.zip Navidrome supports multiple users. The issue for you is to merge collections, then?

@iso@lemy.lol I think we need to accept that unless self-hosting is your full time job, things can and will break. At some point you have to accept it and let it go.

Finally I know when I die, my spouse won’t take care of my homelab and servers, all of it will go to the recycler.

@Num10ck@lemmy.world that is fine, but I suspect it is not possible to play it in a multiplayer setting via a browser

@ladfrombrad@lemdro.id I wonder if these type of devices will reduce the risk for usb?

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01KWQ8WFG?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

@CameronDev@programming.dev I don’t think there are sata HDD are there?

@SexualPolytope@lemmy.sdf.org in the US, but I prefer to have a server in places with better user protections… AFAIR they do have a data center in Hillsboro, OR, but IDK about what specific offer they have there.

@SexualPolytope@lemmy.sdf.org I use hetzner and it looks fine to me

@Shimitar@feddit.it I would use obsidian, but for really self hosted I would try silverbullet

@tulpa@fosstodon.org @selfhosted@lemmy.world @selfhost@lemmy.ml thanks! That is probably the right solution

@mfat@lemdro.id good luck and report back how it goes! :-)

@mfat@lemdro.id I would try an ssh tunnel… not the best solution (you need to configure it as a SOCKS proxy and specify ports, etc), but worth a try.

@ALostInquirer@lemm.ee Not much tbh, I host email, a git server, activitypub, change detector, healthchecks, libreddit and another dozen of services in 3 different servers.

Every now and then I check manually the backups, because it is the sane thing to do. Also I try some new services on docker, but that is less and less common tbh.

@haui_lemmy@lemmy.giftedmc.com there are products out there that offer a dual license, one for companies with more than X employees and a free one otherwise.

How to enforce such licenses though seems to be the more difficult question

@alexdeathway@programming.dev can you elaborate why not?