jpadgett

So I run a reverse proxy. I use to run it on Docker under Unraid. But I found a new one an moved to it because you can also install it easy on a Debian or Ubuntu distro. really like the features. Main local Pihole DNS is running on a small dell micro PC running DietPi. I installed the binary files on it for the Zoraxy reverse proxy. It has some great features. Also lots of cool features. Its on GitHub. Here is the list of features. I am being self taught on this so anyone want to swap config etc. let me know. Also its written in GO. Features Simple to use interface with detail in-system instructions Reverse Proxy (HTTP/2) Virtual Directory WebSocket Proxy (automatic, no set-up needed) Basic Auth Alias Hostnames Custom Headers Redirection Rules TLS / SSL setup and deploy ACME features like auto-renew to serve your sites in https SNI support (and SAN certs) DNS Challenge for Let's Encrypt and these DNS providers Blacklist / Whitelist by country or IP address (single IP, CIDR or wildcard for beginners) Global Area Network Controller Web UI (ZeroTier not included) Stream Proxy (TCP & UDP) Integrated Up-time Monitor Web-SSH Terminal Utilities CIDR IP converters mDNS Scanner Wake-On-Lan Debug Forward Proxy IP Scanner Others Basic single-admin management mode External permission management system for easy system integration SMTP config for password reset Dark Theme Mode

Any app. you have running on HexOS can be accessed if you setup access. Like a Reverse Proxy. Plus apps that have built in tunnels like Plex would work fine. I have the plex server running and I can see it on my phone from anywhere.

DDR-4 16.00 GB Dual Rank 2133 MHz x 8 but I had one pair my machine can take large sticks It can do a max of 3072.00 GB. I will never be able to afford that.

If I see any I will let you know.

So it took two weeks for what every reason. But i got such a great deal that I do not care 8 sticks of dual rank 16gb DDR4 ECC. I got it for 70 buck in the last 3 weeks there has been some good deals on eBay for both memory and used SAS drives. So happy!

I am most likely going to say this all wrong. But HexOS is a smart wrapper around TureNas Scale. To me its a menu drive script manger that setups TureNas with out you having to do it all. That said you can log directly into TureNas and do what ever you want. So I look at the listed apps in TureNas and there is one called Dockage (A fancy, easy-to-use and reactive self-hosted docker compose.yaml stack-oriented manager.) So if it has this is can use ymal files. BUT keep in mind for now because the Current Version of HexOS is beta and had only some of the hooks into TureNas you have to be careful what you do.

Video was great. In my town we have a store call Skycraft that sales stuff from all the Lockheed Martian and NASA, SpaceX just all kinds of stuff over the years I have gotten so much cool things from there. If I would have had that store back in the 70 and 80's I would have never had to go to Radio Shack. Just picked up a 4U computer case rack mount for 20 bucks going to rip everything out a turn it into a 36 bay JBOD for my r730xd. HexOS will rule them all HA!!!

Yes I have tried Vivaldi before but the Opencore has a issue with chromium based browers screen is just red or half red. I really do like the current beta version of Zen its is fast.

So I run several computers , 3 of them are older Apple computers a 2011 mac min, 2012 5,1 mac pro and a 2013 trashcan (6,1). running opencore. When running Sequoia you cant use a chrome based browser. That means you stuck with Safari or Firefox. I don't like all the bloat in both. Yesterday a found a new browser call Zen Browser and it really does rock. Good features and really lean. Check it out. Oh I also have my xserve 3,1 its running ESXI right now going to try and put proxmox on it.

I now have 3 Dell PowerEdge Machine I order actual flashed raid modules to IT mode off ebay. Everyone of my machine works with truenas, unraid and Proxmox also HexOS. If you search the message I listed a flashed external flashed sas controller card that i am ordering for my Dell r730XD. Thats the guy i use and he has lots of youtube videos on upgrades and stuff.

Normally i am in keep up mode between my software and my hardware. By that I mean i get software that is way to power full for what I am putting it on or it does not have enough ram or Hard Drive space and I am catching up. This time I bought a killer system I am taking the time to get the hardware up. If for what ever reason i have to reinstall that will not be an issue. My Unraid machine i have a docker program called Ripper running on it and I just have to insert a blue-ray and walkaway it rips the movie and ejects for the next. That is letting me build up my Plex system. I don't run Plex on any of my rack system that will include HexOS it's running on a HP micro Server at my TV.

Just found 128gb of ram on sale on eBay for 60 bucks. That is going in the r730XD. Can't wait.

I have a r530, r710 and a r730XXD plus 2 apple xserve a 1,1 and 3,1 they are not running right now. but not too bad on the heat.

So I was hosting it in docker on Unraid then then DietPI on raspberry pi. finally i wanted something that was setting on my default Vlan. So I ordered a Dell Optiplex Min PC for 50 buck with power supply and 8gb memory and 4 core 4 thread no HD on ebay. I installed Debian and then went to this address and followed the docs to install Unifi Server on it. It is plugged into my unifi router and has been up for 6 months. I am more then happy with that. Here is the link to the install instruction. NOTE if you run Proxmox you could also put this in a container. https://help.ui.com/hc/en-us/articles/220066768-Updating-and-Installing-Self-Hosted-UniFi-Network-Servers-Linux

I have a external mini SAS 8 bay 3.5" case for now I am going to slide into my rack on a shelf and hook i up with a SAS card put some 6tb or 8 tb SATA drives in that. This is the place I buy all my cards form and the card getting for my Dell..