I wander if matrix will jump in use as discord now needs age verification?

I think your running it wrong if you have that many issues, but I would say Nextcloud is a big system and setup can be hard to get right.

If you need help I run nextcloud fine and could point you at things to check

a lot of that can be done with nextcloud, there a apps that cover all sorts of thing.

I dont have a business so cant comment more

What about small step sash ca?

I’ve been using it to secure all my stuff for over a year, no more copying keys about

I think you miss understand, if ha has the broker and a mesh node. Then your node could just send a message home and your home node would post the message to mqtt

FYI: home assistant can run an Mqtt server, so you could still post messages to it over meshtastic

HA will connect to almost anything, maybe there is a connector for your AC unit and there are many air quality sensors

Yes I run my install on a pi5, upgraded from a pi4.

This has been asked before, the answer is don’t use mobile to edit spreadsheets

As an IT admin, I can confirm that we are everything.

Don’t mess with IT, they can make your job even more difficult

Also on top of that, find time to keep it up to date. If leave it rot things will get harder to maintain.

I sit down once a week and go over all the updates needed, both the docker hosts and all the images they run.

I’ve always used free -mh to check memory, so I would say you have 4gb available.

OVH have both an API that use and will register a .at domain

This is a know issue that has a very long issue on github, it started for me when Google changed the rules on full file access. But the latest version of the app has been rock solid.

I ended up downloading all my photos to my laptop and doing a sync from there

If I’ve learned anything in the 30 odd years homelabing and running a SaaS application, it’s that you need to learn the basics of the command line. That will help you master running anything on a nix server.

But must new homelabers are only able to use a gui, so unraid is the best way to get into running stuff with the least effort.

I keep thinking a homelab 101 course would help those new to homelabing get going without a gui.