There are atleast 3 posts per week about secure access to homelab, why not simply search for one?
thekrautboy
joined 2 years ago
/r/NginxProxyManager exists
Why not Vaultwarden?
Self-hosting, as it pertains to the /r/selfhosted subreddit, is any software intended to replace or replicate an existing website, web service, or web app, that the user who puts said software into place has full control over the hosting environment either at the Operating System level or at the level where they fully control all data pertinent to the software being hosted, including data related to the functionality of the software being hosted.
This subreddit focuses on the software that is considered to be self-hosted, regardless of where it is being hosted.
Just a few quick ideas.
I couldn't find something that told me "this is the specific app you're looking for".
So i guess you need to actually read and interpret the search results for your own purpose.
So youre looking for a personal dashboard that can not only display/link to your services, but also displays specific info from other sources?
I dont use it myself but iirc dashy can display iframes, and through that you could display whatever you want i guess.
volumes:
- ./homarr/configs:/app/data/configs
- ./homarr/icons:/app/public/icons
After checking the Homarr documentation, this looks correct to me.
If your settings still disappeared after a container restart it could (imo) be two things:
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your data got corrupted on the host for a variety of reasons
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its a bug in Homarr or Docker
So once again:
For specific questions about Docker issues i would suggest /r/Docker as example, and for Homarr itself the ideal place is their Github page.
Any thoughts?
How long is a jiffy?
But also, you probably didnt set up your Docker container properly and it doesnt save persistent data. By nature containers are ephemeral, meaning you stop them and they are gone. If you want to keep specific data you need to save that on the Docker host.
Projects like Homarr mention which paths inside the container image should be mapped to the host in order to save those things like settings.
You simply need to follow that.
Without any additional info thats all.
For the future, "it doesnt work" is not great, try to provide exact details of your setup, what youre doing and what the outcome is (errors messages, logs, etc). That saves a lot of time for people trying to help you, but also for yourself.
And fyi this here is not a techsupport subreddit.
For specific questions about Docker issues i would suggest /r/Docker as example, and for Homarr itself the ideal place is their Github page.
I know, you get this post all the time
Hmmm
Current focuses are on learning web dev
Development isnt exactly the focus of this sub. Maybe ask /r/webdev or similar subs.
Perhaps additional context will help separate me from all the other posts.
It did not, sorry.
Try using the search function and look at the subreddit sidebar for the awesome-selfhosted list.
The very simplest would be Tailscale (or fully selfhosted: Tailscale clients with Headscale as controlserver).
Or you can run a Wireguard setup, as site-to-site for example between the two networks.
You could try to look at the Dockerfile and basically do those instructions manually inside your LXC.
Probably 100% just copy/pasting will not work but you could take it as a base and adjust things as needed.