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I can understand that sentiment. I think specific communities are important for troubleshooting, information gathering and support.

Not that I’ve seen. That would make for a good started pack though!

Oh yikes. I had issues with their warranty people seal when ordering. It eventually got worked out but I chalked it up to them being slammed with stuff with the new release. Here’s hoping I don’t have any show stopping issues.

Yeah not thrilled about being locked into an ecosystem but at least the cost of entry is less than others.

I typically only print in PLA but will branch out on this new machine. My others are all ender 3s with some upgrades so they will get a lot less use now.

I use LSIO container stack so SWAG for the proxy. They have really good documentation and active discord docs.linuxserver.io

I’m in the metro area! Throw me in the lottery please!

I’m trying to figure out a basic CRM for my local sports club. I use docker to self host a voting platform called RALLLY that we use a lot and enjoy. If people can recommend a CRM I’d give it a go today. I tried a platform called twenty yesterday but couldn’t get it off the ground

If you can get by with the down time, I encourage it. Linux server.io has great documentation and dockerrun is also a good place to learn.

So I have a working solution! Might not be the most efficient but it works!

I am trying to create a shortcut to use the TubeArchivist api to archive YouTube videos. I’ve tried to send the request as text but it doesn’t work because it expects an array I guess? I’ve gotten the request to work using CURL on the command line but when I try to add a value to an array in shortcuts the field is locked and won’t accept any input.

I’ve done some searching across the wider internet for how to construct arrays in shortcuts but no matter what I attempt that field is always locked. Can it not accept any inputs? Confused how to actually put my structured data into it.

The URL that comes before it is the local host and port of the TubeArchivist server API endpoint.

OMG. So my phrasing was not great. The "Get" was for the shortcut not the intended Method. Your screenshot helped me to see how to construct the array though . . . if my command line argument looks like this '{"data": [{"youtube_id": "dH_crMm_7Po", "status": "pending"}]}' would I need 3 separate items? I think I have something to play with and test now :)