syaochan

Hi to everyone. I'm looking for a self hosted ntfy alternative which allows file attachment to notifications on iOS, I'm already hosting ntfy but unfortunately the iOS app is very basic and it does not support attachments.

As in the title. Is there anything? I have Symfonium on my phone as Jellyfin client and it's great, one click and it plays random albums. Unfortunately I cannot install it on my tablet as it's running Android 8.0, so too old for Symfonium. I tried all the Android clients I could install on it, but no one seems to have this function. So I set up Volumio on an old rpi clone hoping it had this function, but nope. Before I increase the e-waste numbers getting another cheap ass Android device, is there another solution?

I wanted to share a service I'm hosting, but didn't feel comfortable just leaving publicly accessible, even behind a reverse proxy. In the meantime I did not want to give access to my whole lan with a VPN, or redirect all internet traffic from a client thru my network. So the idea is to run a WireGuard instance on my OpenWRT router in a completely isolated zone (input, output and forward set to reject on firewall) and then forward a single port from the service host's. Client is android, so using WG Tunnel and split tunnel just for the relevant app should not impair client's network access. Initial tests seems to be ok, is there anything I may have overlooked? Please feel free to comment.

Hi, I've just replaced my "HTPC" and done a fresh install of Debian on it. There's a strange issue with Kodi and the focus under Wayland: after some time Kodi (running in full screen) loses focus so I cannot navigate it with the TV remote anymore, but I have to switch back to Kodi using ALT+TAB on the keyboard. I'm not sure of when this happens, basically I power on the TV on the next day and Kodi has lost focus, the PC is always on. Since something like this had never happened before on the old PC (running Mint), I tried switching to xorg instead of Wayland and the problem disappeared. Desktop environment is KDE, Kodi is installed via official flatpak. No standard keyboard or mouse are connected to the PC, only a wireless keyboard with touchpad which is pratically always powered off, so it is impossible that someone is switching focus by mistake. Does anyone have any clue?

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