- Already mention SpotDL
- Spowlo - android app (uses
spotdlunder the hood) - Spotifydown - website
Oh my God, you’ve completely saved me here! I really appreciate you steering me in the right direction. It’s crazy how much I didn’t know, but thanks to you and SFTPGo, I’m finally on track. Switching to sg has made everything so much smoother and easier to manage. You saved me so much time, frustration, and pain. I can’t even express how thankful I am
WebDAV on Windows 11 - HTTPS Not Working & Sync Issues (Local Network Only)
Hello to everyone!
Very new to WebDEV and I’m pulling my hair out trying to set up it on Windows 11 for local network use only (no internet access needed). I’ve hit two major roadblocks, and I’m hoping someone here can save me from this nightmare.
The problems:
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HTTPS connection fails: I can only get WebDAV to work over HTTP, not HTTPS. I’ve created a self-signed certificate, but it’s still not working. Am I missing something obvious?
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Sync issues with Android apps and another computer: I’ve tried syncing with apps like Joplin, EasySync, DataBackup, and Diarium. While they can push data to the WebDAV server, they can’t pull data back. It’s like the
PUTmethod works, butGETdoesn’t. Is this a certificate issue, a permissions problem, or something else entirely?
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What I’ve done so far:
Here’s my setup process in case it helps diagnose the issue:
1. Windows Features:
- Enabled Internet Information Services (IIS) (which auto-enabled Web Management Tools and World Wide Web Services).
- Enabled WebDAV Publishing under World Wide Web Services > Common HTTP Features.
- Enabled Basic Authentication under World Wide Web Services > Security.
2. IIS Manager:
- In Default Web Site > WebDAV Authoring Rules, I enabled WebDAV and added an authoring rule for All users with Read, Source, and Write permissions.
- Enabled Basic Authentication and disabled Anonymous Authentication and ASP .NET Impersonation.
- Created a self-signed certificate under Server Certificates and bound it to the Default Web Site for HTTPS.
3. Folder Setup:
- Created a folder (e.g.
C:\WebDAVShare) and added it as a Virtual Directory in IIS with an alias (e.g.webdav). - Set permissions for a local user (
DESKTOP-PC\webdavuser) with Full Control.
4. Directory Browsing:
- Enabled Directory Browsing in IIS.
5. Accessing WebDAV:
- Accessed the server via
https://192.168.1.10/webdavin my browser. - Entered credentials (
DESKTOP-PC\webdavuser+ password) and could see the files, but the connection was HTTP, not HTTPS.
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Additional info:
- I’ve exported and installed the self-signed certificate on both my Android devices (Android 13 & 15) as VPN and app user certificates. I couldn’t install them as CA certificates - not sure if that’s the issue.
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What am I missing?
- Why isn’t HTTPS working despite the self-signed certificate?
- Why can’t my Android apps pull data from the WebDAV server (nor another computer on same network)?
- Is there a specific Windows feature, permission, or setting I’ve overlooked?
I’m at my wit’s end here, so any help would be hugely appreciated. If you’ve dealt with WebDAV on Windows 11 or have any insights, please chime in!
Thanks in advance and I'm sorry if this is not the right place to ask this :(
Act like a ghost, so no one sees you and that'll make you to bypass unoticed... Sorry for not being helpful
Customizing ChatGPT experience: I'd love to hear your suggestions for new fonts
For people who don't like much the new font on the ChatGPT website, which font would you rather prefer to use (Except Inter, Roboto, DM Sans)? I noticed that there are people who don't like the current font, so I decided to add a custom fonts for the web extension that already customizes the ChatGPT UI. It would be really helpful to know more specifically what would be more pleasant for your eyes to read.
PS. if someone is into customizing, the extension is GPThemes (There are Firefox's Desktop and Android versions too)
That's cool. Have you explored Leptos's features? I totally get why you went for a RS framework over Py's, even though Py's might be more stable for now. But is your project focused solely on the web, or do you plan for it to be cross-platform with support for mobile and desktop OS as well? I'd love to know why you chose Leptos over Dioxus?
(This is not suggestive question, I’m just really interested to know why you made that choice)
Oh, I see. That explains why your website's front-end isn't loading
The plan was for it to be just CSS, but as advanced as CSS is today, some things still aren't possible with it alone. Javascript had to come into play, so no, this isn't CSS-only.
But if your intention was to belittle CSS, how rude. I dare you to center a <div>
From the first post's sentence:
and are you looking for something different
It seems like it all comes down to personal preference. For some, a more modern design is better, while for others it's not, as we can see that here too. It's so hard to know what would be best for you personally without knowing you, but you can help me by sharing that with us
Hmm, let's leave GPT and this extension aside for now, those are just themes. But what bothers me here is that it seems (correct me if I'm wrong) you are saying that a closed source platform necessarily makes a foss plugin meaningless?
The thing is I literally said at the very beginning of the post:
If you're still using ChatGPT 3.5 and are looking for something a little different...
that someone who isn't interested in or doesn't use ChatGPT shouldn't waste their time and shouldn't read further.
It's still very difficult to find an adequate Lemmy communities for posting such things. Although GPThemes is FOSS, I didn't consider it appropriate to post on a foss-focused communites because I'm aware that it operates on a closed platform and assumed that people wouldn't like that. I thought 'programming' would be an okay place for this, but it seems I misjudged.
And thank you @stepan@lemmy.cafe for your attempt to get to the heart of the matter.
Who wouldn't want to afford a PC setup and components that would support local LLMs, there are so many benefits to that.
But the reality is that even when I start Docker, my poor PC turns into a smoker 🥲
Well, I guess I'll just have to take those bullets for ChatGPT then 🥲
EDIT: 'mostly'? Shoot it
Yes, I've noticed that even here (on Lemmy), there's been some kind of unfounded downvote culture emerging. I'm not saying it's unfounded in this case, btw. Of course, not everything is to everyone's taste, but generally, there are plenty of downvotes on very high-quality and relevant content. I remember when downvotes were a great way to quickly filter out low-quality content. But now, I'm not so sure.
It seems a bit "lame" that a plugin for a project "fails" if it's not inherently bad, but the project itself is disliked by someone, but okay, it is what it is.
By the way, thanks if you think this is cool. I would definitely love to hear your opinion if you decide to try the extension eventually.
Ah, this is my first post, so I wasn't sure if PNG images are supported. I uploaded a JPG instead, so please forgive the broken appearance and white asymmetric edges of the image 🥲
EDIT: reuploaded image
Hey guys, I just wanted to share that I made a browser extension that enhances the ChatGPT UI
It's not the most fancy thing out there, but if you're still using ChatGPT 3.5 and are looking for something a little different, why not give GPThemes a try? It's a free and open-source browser extension for Chrome and Firefox (Desktop and Android) that'll give your ChatGPT website a fresh new look.
WHAT AWAITS YOU:
- Modern themes: Light, Dark, and Black (AMOLED) for a stylish and more visually appealing experience.
- Effortless theme switching: Change themes on the fly with a single click using floating button. Well, fine, Mr. Nitpicker, technically it's a two-click saga 🥲
- Chat bubbles: Modern and sleek conversation design that clearly differentiate your messages from the AI's responses
- Clean and spacious layout: No more feeling cramped, just generous spacing and clean lines for smooth chat sessions.
- Subtle animations: Enjoy a touch of elegance with subtle animations that enhance readability and flow.
⌛SOON: Custom theming to personalize your chat experience with your chosen accent color, adding a unique touch to your conversations. See the live preview as you're selecting your perfect hue via colorpicker.
SAFE AND TRANSPARENT:
- GPThemes requests two permissions:
- Storage: To remember your chosen theme across all ChatGPT pages.
- Access to
chat.openai.com(old) andchatgpt.com(new) domain: To modify the website's appearance within ChatGPT.
- Open-source code: You can see exactly what GPThemes does.
DOWNLOADS:
(The attached image is only a sneak peek)