Oh damn, that’s sad.

Thanks for the link

Thanks for your input.

I’m using Insular atm, which I like.

I was curious so I installed Shelter, but I can’t find how to setup a VPN for the work profile as you mentioned.

RPI4

Shuttle

Transporter

Orbiter

Let me.know what you think if you set it up

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I don’t remember when I last tried it but for some reason I disliked it. Why dont you use it ?

Been looking for a solid solution for a while and found these:

https://github.com/intri-in/manage-my-damn-life-nextjs

https://github.com/nibdo/bloben-app

I use bloben. It’s not perfect but it works

Done

Okay so I tried again, but only changing port. It worked. I really wish I could figure out this permission issues and bond volumes. Thanks again for your help :)

Still no luck, but thanks for trying :)

I have the folder. I chown and chmod it as it should be. Looks like it reverts back to the wrong permissions though. Don’t know why.

Here is my docker-compose

I manually set it to 777 several times for testing purposes, but apparently, it switches back to 700

Thanks for trying. The issue you mentioned helped me before to have it spinning. I feel like I’ve tried everything mentioned in the docs as well as what I am aware of and capable of 😅

Thanks for your answer. I’m not sure what to look for in the browser’s logs but here it is.

I have logs for all containers here:

celery_beat

celery_worker

db. A lot of errors here, but I think I recall reading somewhere in the issues that it doesn’t matter. I’d have to double check that.

redis

web

I have one container exited, mediacms_migrations, but I noticed it stopped right after the stack’s setup and thought it would be used only for startup. Here are the logs for it

celery_beat

celery_worker

db. A lot of errors here, but I think I recall reading somewhere in the issues that it doesn’t matter. I’d have to double check that.

redis

web

I’ll try it. Thank you

I haven’t yet but I will. Thank you

I can only answer for myself, but I use it to resume large downloads that failed and organize them.

While I run a couple headless debian at home, it’s just for using docker and I only know the very basics.

It sounds like a badass solution, but it’s over the top for me ^^

Found this one earlier. I had security concerns as it hasn’t been updated for a long time, but I’ll check it out.

Thanks :)