Yep, looks like this has the data for each site and what part to remove to bypass, so it would need frequent updates.

Binding the client to the VPN network interface is the only reliable method, I don’t know why it isn’t mentioned more in guides and stuff.

Nope, DKIM is tied to the domain and DNS.

Oh that’s just a config change needed, in your DHCP server you need to set the DNS server (option 6) to the Pihole/adguard IP.

Then you’ll have Unifi DHCP but with clients using pihole/adguard for DNS directly so you get per-client blocking and proper stats.

Adguard Home can do per-client filtering, if you go to Settings > Client Settings, then add a client and you can choose all the options.

No need for DHCP on Adguard to be enabled to do that.

With a normal CPU around 65W, you would be just fine with a 450W PSU, probably 350W too.

There’s also vaultwarden which is a super lightweight single container bitwarden server.

Docker is the better option IMO if you already have it set up, much easier to manage.

Crazy, makes me wonder why they picked that service.

I use SFTPGo, it’s also my WebDAV server, but I don’t know if it works on openwrt.

What is the $39 for??

My Galaxy S21 has that, there’s a button to dismiss a notification and show it again in X minutes/hours.

An HTTP based file browser is probably the most universal, as all anyone needs is a web browser.

Maybe a potential option is Opnsense on some x86 hardware? Would be really easy to find a mini PC or something.

Oh cool! Thanks, I didn’t realize the games link was what I was looking for hah.

Interesting, waiting on network mounts could be useful!

I deploy everything through Komodo so it’s handling the initial start of the stack, updates, logs, etc…

I see some mods listed, but not any obvious section for modpacks. Does it have any common packs from Minecraft ported over? Like RLCraft, Prominence, etc…

That’s wild! What advantage do you get from it, or is it just because you can for fun?

Also I’ve never seen a service created for each docker stack like that before…

That makes sense, if archiving saves space then it’s just removing/uninstalling the app, but leaving the icon behind. Since you’ve manually installed the app from obtainium, it can’t do that because it has no idea how to re-install the app when you need it again.

Doing a volume like the default Immich docker-compose uses should work fine, even through restarts. I’m not sure why your setup is blowing up the volume.

Normally volumes are only removed if there is no running container associated with it, and you manually run docker volume prune