thekrautboy

Look at the subreddit sidebar and find this: awesome-selfhosted, category document management, and more.

Cloudbeaver:

version: "3.3"

services:
  cloudbeaver:
    container_name: cloudbeaver
    image: dbeaver/cloudbeaver:23.2.0
    restart: unless-stopped
    ports:
      - 8978:8978
    environment:
      - TZ=Europe/Berlin
      - CB_SERVER_URL=http://192.168.20.50:8978
      - CB_SERVER_NAME=Cloudbeaver
    volumes:
      - ./data:/opt/cloudbeaver/workspace
    healthcheck:
      test: "wget --no-verbose --tries=1 --spider --no-check-certificate http://localhost:8978 || exit 1"
      start_period: 60s

Not exactly clear what you mean.

But to use Jellyfin on a SmartTV through Tailscale you can simply use a device that runs as Tailscale subnet router and correctly set up the routes.

Searching this sub for "emulator" gives me EmulatorJS as first result in seconds...

Where to start? With /r/VPN and /r/Raspberry_Pi

DNS records need to point at LAN IP of the reverse proxy.

If proxy and destination are both running as containers on the same host, then place them together in the same Docker network and use the container name of the destination as hostname, and use the internal port of the service, not the port you might have mapped to the host.

Why not make this a lot easier and share exact details? NPM settings, Docker compose files, log output?

Btw /r/NginxProxyManager exists for this.

Whats the point? You can already run your containers right now.

Therefore, I am looking to find a media server client that I can run that supports transcoding to this over DLNA, among other things.

Good luck with that, you wont find much, if any. DLNA is not meant to be any transcoding etc. Its a very basic simple technique.

There are very few softwares that can transcode on the serverside, and then send it over DLNA. But you mention your server is a Raspi, so please dont get your hopes up at all to do any video transcoding on that, it just doesnt handle it. And even if you find something, the Raspis ARM platform limits your software selection.

Those people that use a Raspi as mediaserver (with Plex, Jellyfin, or over basic DLNA) make sure that their media matches their clients capabilities, and as a result no transcoding is required, then even a Raspi3 can handle it.

Maybe ask /r/raspberry_pi if there is a DLNA server that can transcode and is compatible with ARM.

Why not ask /r/Proxmox?

In general its not recommended to run Docker inside a LXC, especially for a beginner. However plenty of people (including myself) are doing it, you just might run into a few hurdles.

If you plan on having mostly a single Docker host with your containers running, then i would suggest a VM for that.

If you want to run multiple hosts separately, then the overhead from each VM adds up and i would recommend separate LXC instead.

This gets asked often, you could simply search for existing threads.

Google Photos selfhosted alternative

Are you fucking kidding me...

Google would very quickly tell if you just type in "raspberry exec format error"

When you say "by hostname" of the containers, are you using the exact containername of the target service?

You can try to docker exec into the NPM container and from there ping the target container by its name, to confirm the connection itself works, if it does then the problem is somehow NPM itself i guess. Or the target container is not responding properly.

/r/NginxProxyManager exists