Long time lurker, probably one day I'll make a step forward and publish something.
+1 for Jellyseerr / Jellyfin combo
I've felt the same pain, coming from enterprise environment with strict naming convention. So, of course, at home I avoid that like eating sh*t.
At home my servers are called after my deceased pets, little tribute of their precious time on earth, based on their "capabilities". Some raspberry pis with small services named after our squirrel and cats and the big ones named after our dogs. That way they continue somehow with us, even after leaving us for more than 15 years.
Came here to say the same. The integration with Collabora is wonderful. I used FileRun and FileBrowser with OnlyOffice in the past, and the experience was totally different (a part that OnlyOffice messes with Excel/Spreadsheets pivot tables, or at least one year ago, making it impossible for people to work with them). I understand the hate, but currently, at least for me, is the closest experience to O365 .
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You can use jellyseerr. I have been using a lot the "coming movies/series " section, once installed. AFAIK, doesn't have it's own algorithm, and relies on tmdb trends. But it can be integrated with *arrs , so usually I prefer to spent there 5 minutes and made all my requests to sonarr and radarr. Also, has docker implementation, if it can be useful for you.
Came here to say the same. Public tracker? Private tracker?
Yup, same for me. Tried to look to AZ, CZ and PTHD, but also closed for me. Regional restrictions?
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+1 also for Jellyfin + *arr stack. During years I stick to Kodi and a lot of manual work, but switched to Jellyfin around 4 years ago. Really satisfied with the change, as I can even consume my media on the go.
More or less in the same situation as OP. Which private tracker would you recommend? And, knowing that usually this private tracker have registrations closed, how can one get an invitation?
+1 for bookstack. I also selfhost a kanban with the services basic info and it's related status (pilot/test, production and to be decommissioned). At the beginning I used Planka, but now switched to Nextcloud Deck.
In no particular order: jellyfin + *arr ecosystem, vaultwarden, wireguard, komga.
Probably somebody can provide a better answer, but for me tmux is useful due that it has session manager (really useful if your remote connection drops) and the ability to split the screen in multiple screens (usually I split vertical, but you can create easily 4x4 screen).
The only trick is the learning curve of the actions (usually ctrl + b and the key required). For example to split the window vertical, you must do ctrl + b and then %.
But as I said, probably you will get better and more technical answers _U
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As an european, and IMHO, the deal is useless. We need to file a case on our country Data Protection Org. that will review the case and escalate it to US (if I understood correctly)... to many steps that will end in a dead-end. Protection should be implemented by default not on user request.