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These are probably just rubber nubs where you could install wifi antennas. You would still need to buy the antennas and a pcie m2 wifi addon card.
Hmm maybe the upstream defaults of pict-rs changed 🤔
It does via the Nextcloud apps. I also use KaraDAV and am quite happy with it.
If you don’t like the somewhat barebones web-ui you can use Filestash instead, the docu explains how to set it up with webdav only and pass through the credentials directly (a bit convoluted at first, but once done it works great).
This must be something the admin of that instance has deliberatly added to their pict-rs config, as this isn’t done by default but the feature exists.
Edit: so you yourself must have added this 😝
Podman has that built in via Systemd.
That sounds like an issue with NPM and Yunohost and not specifically with Sharkey.
We had a topic about external drive enclosure DIY here: https://slrpnk.net/post/7880502
But in general I feel like your current setup is still more than fine and there is no need to upgrade, but you do you 👍
If all you need is a photo backup solution (and for many people that is true) then Immich is a far more polished and less janky option. Nextcloud is a typical “jack of all trades, master of none” type of software.
In your example Immich is an alternative to Nextcloud that is more specialized. If you already run a Nextcloud there is no real need to run Immich indeed. But in reverse you might not need all the features Nextcloud provides and Immich would be a more streamlined alternative for sharing and storing images.
You might be interested in our Podman quadlet scripts then: https://f-hub.org/Solarpunk/lemmy-podman
It supports bog standard Oauth2. Easy to integrate into Nextcloud for example.
https://github.com/Stirling-Tools/Stirling-PDF
Happens to be more useful than I originally thought.
You could try it with KaraDAV. Much simpler and works fine with the Nextcloud apps.
I was talking about Podman Pods. Sorry for not being clear.
Yeah, inside of Pods you can just use the container name and thus avoid hard-coding any IPs.
You can sign up on a Lemmy instance that runs the full image proxy.
Yeah, beginners are probably better served with Yunohost.
Well usually the opposite happens. People make many releases and outsource the testing to unsuspecting users.
This is IMHO fine if you clearly mark these releases as release candidates or such, so that people can make their own risk judgement. But usually that isn’t the case and one minor version looks like any other unless you have a closer look at the actual changes in the code.
OnlyOffice is not the unmaintained OpenOffice.