networking

[dusty osprey]

BlueHost is a hosting company

CloudFlare is a CDN

If you mean Domain registrars I personally use Namecheap and I like it

[drowsy sand]

Currently have a Ryzen 5 2600 and a GTX 750. How many Plex video streams would that hardware be able to handle?

[azure lion]

Also to add, I do not want to merge the internet connections. I just want to access the devices connected to one router from another.

[unborn sluice]

cloudflare also offers domain

[rare matrix]

you'll either have to use one of the existing two routers to route LAN traffic around internally, or add a third router

you can also just use one single router for two uplinks and as many LANs as you want and keep them separate

the term you used, "merge", doesnt really have a technical definition in this sense so i can only assume you mean to configure two uplinks in either a failover or load-balanced configuration, which is something that you don't have to do even when using a single device to route using two uplinks

it can operate using the uplinks independently, serving their own internal LANs, allowing no crossover externally but only internally, as specified

[tribal ferry]

Cloudflare is a lot more things than just a CDN

[lean pebble]

CDN for everything depends how much you pay xD

[azure lion]

Failover and load-balance are used for an Internet connection right? Like in dual WAN routers? I don’t want that. I just want to connect 2 local networks.
And is this possible via a wireless method?

[cedar igloo]

not sure of a specific way to do this, but i think he wants a site to site vpn

[rare matrix]

no, he wants a very simplistic setup

he has multiple LANs in one location and multiple uplinks, wants to keep each respective LAN routing out of a designated uplink, and wants devices on the two LANs to be able to communicate with each other

which is all doable with one router

and yes, you can use wireless and wired

[teal forum]

Wouldn't it be easiest to put a layer 3 switch in the setup?

[waxen saddle]

Pretty sure this can be solved with VLANs

[rare matrix]

yes all this works

if you read up a bit i initially said that a third router (like a L3 switch) can be added, or the desired routing can be added to one of the two existing routers, or all the routing can be collapsed into a single device, all without using load-balancing or failover

all these solutions are valid

[rare matrix]

personally i lean towards adding devices for capacity (including redundant capacity if needed), not for function, meaning that i only add a second router when one router would be overwhelmed by the throughput or be unable to meet redundancy requirements

the desired function can be gained via correct configuration

[azure lion]

Okay. Thank you so much. Will lookup which method would be the most feasible for me.

[gusty dove]

Is it a good idea to plug network drives into the router's USB port? Or should I use a spare computer.

[waxen saddle]

Just a regular drive over USB on the router? I don’t really see a problem with that. Depends on what you use it for though.

[gusty dove]

It will be used to store some of a lot of my files like System Images and OS files and media

[waxen saddle]

I can’t vouch for the speed, but as long as you’re fine with the permissions/access model provided by the router, you’ll be fine.

[hollow marlin]

Any recommendations on a 4 port gig NIC? I want to add ports for my EVE lab (Ubuntu) but just a quick prowl it looks like the i350T4 is the way to go but I really don't feel like farting around with fakes.

[thick minnow]

can i have help with porting pls? its for mc server

[peak cloak]

1. Are you under CGNAT?
2. Does the server work locally?

[thick minnow]

2. Does the server work locally? yes

1. Are you under CGNAT? and what?

[peak cloak]

basically cgnat makes it so you can't port forward

because you are sharing the same ip with multiple people

you can check by checking what your WAN IP is in your router

[thick minnow]

it a pc

[peak cloak]

ok??

[thick minnow]

i didnt under stand

[peak cloak]

you have router access?

you want to port forward?

[thick minnow]

yes i do

[peak cloak]

ok what do you need help with?

[thick minnow]

i did port forward and my friend see the sever offline

[peak cloak]

ok, so it's not working

[thick minnow]

no

[peak cloak]

can you show the config

of the router

the settings you used

[thick minnow]

in a sec

1. the name of the port
2. num of the port
3. portocall

I'm assuming this points to the internal IP of the machine running your server?

yes

do you have another machine on your LAN you can try connecting to your server with, it could be a firewall issue

[oak night]

You might have to use DDNS

[thick minnow]

no this yes my only pc

[oak night]

What router is it?

[thick minnow]

from isp

[oak night]

Can you see DDNS somewhere?

In the settings

?

[thick minnow]

no

[oak night]

Can you do a screenshot of your main interface?

[thick minnow]

i dont have how to get in the config

[oak night]

Of what?

[thick minnow]

its only for setup port and thats it

[thick minnow]

of the router

[oak night]

So only port forwarding

[thick minnow]

yes

[oak night]

192.168.1.1 have you tried?

Are you using an app? On your phone or pc?

[thick minnow]

phone

[peak cloak]

@thick minnow what's your WAN IP

the first 2 octets

[thick minnow]

the isp block the interface

[peak cloak]

so like 192.168.x.x

[thick minnow]

i dont know how to see

[oak night]

Cmd

[peak cloak]

stupid ISP routers

[peak cloak]

no

[oak night]

Ipconfig

[peak cloak]

you can't

[oak night]

It shows

[clear igloo]

That's a LAN IP, not the WAN

[peak cloak]

nope

that's LAN IP

we need WAN IP to check for CGNAT

[thick minnow]

u mean a public ip?

[peak cloak]

kinda

but just searching on google won't work

because that's the final public IP

[thick minnow]

i was told not give this

[peak cloak]

the first 2 octets

[oak night]

If you give just the 2 octets it's ok

[thick minnow]

62.219

[oak night]

Cuz they would have to figure out the other ones

[peak cloak]

is that from google or on the router?

[thick minnow]

google

[peak cloak]

yeah no

we need to check on the router

[oak night]

It is blocked

[thick minnow]

i dont have acses to it

[peak cloak]

then how did you try port forwarding

[thick minnow]

on the app

[oak night]

With the included app

But there is only pw

[peak cloak]

so you do have access, just through the app

stupid ISPs

Example for me^

[oak night]

Are those vlans?

[peak cloak]

nope

[peak cloak]

nope, all my network interfaces

[oak night]

Ok

[peak cloak]

eth4.10 is a vlan for example

[oak night]

Yeah

I have an idea

Go in 10.0.0.138

[peak cloak]

traceroute?

[oak night]

No

[peak cloak]

wait, traceroute would work as well to check for cgnat

@thick minnow do tracert 1.1.1.1

[thick minnow]

do what?

[oak night]

On cmd

[thick minnow]

what now?

[oak night]

Show us the result

[peak cloak]

it doesn't

and there is no cgnat

I also had a 10.x.x.x ip in my tracert and there was no NAT

I bet the problem is the router

[thick minnow]

ok th

[oak night]

I'm under cgnat watch mine

[peak cloak]

no need to cross out all those IPs

[oak night]

I know

[dusty osprey]

Plus they aren't even crossed out well

[oak night]

I know that too

[dusty osprey]

Please describe your problem well.

Saying you have a problem with "x" service never will help

Say your question, dont ask "hey can anyone help" or so; just spit out the issue here :p

Windows xp probably is too old or so, for it to auto find... I am really not sure it's just a guess. You can put the IP of the XP machine manually on your RDP client at phone

[oak night]

Chrome remote desktop?

Vnc

[thick minnow]

TeamViewer 8-14.2 are supported for WinXP SP3

[thorny vector]

Why does it have to be win xp?

[thick minnow]

TeamViewer is free for private, Non-commercial use

[thorny vector]

If that’s the case, I beg of you to put either Linux on it or update it to at least win 7

Win xp has unpatchable system level exploits

[thick minnow]

is it just for file hosting?

[thorny vector]

Ubuntu is light enough, although I’d do ubuntu 18.04 or 20.04

You can just use the server version, and run everything through web apps

[thick minnow]

👆

[oak night]

VMs?

[thorny vector]

System features like what?

And why wouldn’t Linux have that?

Nope. Non issue, especially with those kind of devices.

You can live boot from a usb, and try it out. I’d recommend that.

[broken lake]

Does anyone know why I would be getting packet loss in CS:GO? Up to 50% but not any other game. I've tried everything, even pathping to a casual server and it says 0%

also i have a Netgear Nighthawk MR1100 hotspot

[waxen scroll]

how do you know

[broken lake]

net_graph

but i think i fixed it with SQM Cake on OpenWRT

[thick minnow]

Why do my windows machines keep saying that my wifi network is not secured?

[idle idol]

So I've firegured from the multiple tech visits that my router just isn't strong enough to deliver constant 1gbs internet service. (WRT3600ACM) can anyone make recommendations for one that could? I'm considering mikrotik.

Like this one https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06W534NXP/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_fabc_TGKFB8DYXG3N0P4QMYNJ

[thorny vector]

@thick minnow is it password protected? And with what protocol?

At minimum it should be WPA2

[modest kayak]

Either that or its the type of encryption that its using

[thick minnow]

Yes, it is wifi protected with WPA2 Personal.

[thick minnow]

But I did notice earlier today, that the check boxes for TKIP and AES were not checked.

[thorny vector]

Huh. Is the network profile set to public?

[thick minnow]

Private.

[thorny vector]

And use AES

[thick minnow]

Okay cool. I think that fixed it. Do you think my WRT1200AC is compatible with WPA3?

[thorny vector]

Is that a client card?

[thick minnow]

Whats a client card?

[thorny vector]

Is that a router, or plugged into your computer?

[waxen scroll]

What's a router?

[radiant field]

What are the specs of the PC? Quite a lot of low end and old hardware can run Ubuntu just fine

[waxen saddle]

@waxen scroll Is that a legit question? If so, a router is a Device that can route IP packets between networks. It routes based off of IP and subnet masks. Routers in the home are usually combo units which include: Router, switch, and WiFi. A router is usually necessary to “get an Internet connection” to your ISP.

[hollow marlin]

Thank god @waxen scroll knows what a router is now

[waxen saddle]

Lol. No idea if it was a legit question, but if so, he now has a verrry basic high level understanding.

[waxen scroll]

I'm a net eng on a very large network

Lol

[waxen saddle]

Oh hah. Llllolllll. I’ve been had.

But! How well did I do at a high level?

[waxen scroll]

Good except don't tell a noob about subnet masks

You'll lose them

[waxen saddle]

Gotchya. Thanks mate.

[rare matrix]

I just tell people the router is the telephone operator connecting lines into and out of your network, that usually gets the point across for the people who ask "what's a router"

[waxen scroll]

I tell people I work in IT

I don't bother

[waxen saddle]

What’s a telephone operator

Jk. 🙂

[waxen scroll]

People don't usually click when you say network engineer. It sounds IT but some people might think it's logistics or airlines

[rare matrix]

I've never experienced that

[waxen saddle]

You drive network trains

[rare matrix]

I say network engineer and instantly people think I can magically make their crappy spectrum last mile not have awful signal anymore

[waxen scroll]

My friend group is almost completely non technical people. The most they do is game. Some might build a PC but nothing technical outside it

It's funny how you can lego a PC now and still know nothing else

[rare matrix]

they've consumerized it, hence the rgb

[waxen scroll]

Just need to know a few terms, line the numbers up and bam

[waxen saddle]

Well kind of. I was building on PCPartPicker the other day and it flagged a possible incompatibility, but it wouldn’t tell me what it was, and it wouldn’t tell me why it thought there might be a conflict. Threw a big red flag and everything.

[thorny vector]

Remember the days when you had to short jumper pins with a motherboard manual for a slightly different motherboard?

I for one am happy how plug and play everything is

[waxen scroll]

It's plug and play until you try to build ryzen

F ryzens memory support

It's so bad

[waxen saddle]

I’m glad I’m not the only one with issues.

Well, not glad, but like, it’s nice to know I wasn’t the only one with weirdness. Enabling XMP profile throws it into a boot loop until it detects a boot problem and resets the BIOS. All my hardware supports the speed and I’m on the latest BIOS for my first gen Ryzen.

[thorny vector]

I was bringing a decommissioned server back up, and bought 128 gb of ddr4 after making sure that the processors supported the udimm memory I bought. It did. Plug em in, and try to boot. The server starts screaming about unsupported memory modules. So I find an online manual for the board. Nothing in there about not supporting the memory. I will never use supermicro again.

[rare matrix]

is that your first supermicro experience? because they're trusted the world over for server boards and such

I'd not dismiss their entire product line so quickly

[thorny vector]

A lot of the servers at my job are supermicro. I hate their bios, I hate their ROMs, rarely have a good experience when building on bare metal.

@rare matrix

Fortunately our refresh looks like it’s going to be dell

[rare matrix]

so its not your first experience with them

if youre familiar with the products then obviously make your own judgment, i only cautioned against it if your full sample set was one

[thorny vector]

I wish it was.

[rare matrix]

lol

[ruby bramble]

We need Ltt Ethernet cables

[static knoll]

they would probably cost like $20 and be $3 google express rebrands lol

Cool idea nontheless

[ruby bramble]

Aaaaand?

[static knoll]

Would be a waste of money lol

Justt get zipties

/cable ties or whatever they're called

[drowsy sand]

I installed TrueNAS on my Ryzen 2600 machine with just said machine and my personal gaming rig on it. I installed DHCP Server on my personal gaming rig, but the web adress for TrueNAS is still 0.0.0.0

And I cannot access it.

[drowsy sand]

Got it to work, nevermind

[dusty osprey]

Man, why is my video choppy on x11, it isnt on Wayland tho :P I am still on the Intel iGPU which usualyl doesnt do that.

[ruby bramble]

That made me think where’s apples Igpu

[drowsy sand]

TrueNAS is really amazing.

But even TrueNAS thinks, that a single drive is ridicolous.

[ruby bramble]

Free nas

[paper valve]

Same thing no?

[ruby bramble]

Idfk my dad did my server stuff I did the hardware

[paper valve]

Cool

File server?

[drowsy sand]

Fileserver

FreeNAS = TrueNAS

[unborn sluice]

[tame carbon]

@drowsy sand when applications listen on 0.0.0.0 it just means they listen on all interfaces

so LAN IP and 127.0.0.1 would both work

[supple hare]

@tame carbon I think I solved the problem without replacing the bbox. Here's the story :

The day after we gave up my smart lights didn't turn on in the morning which almost made me late bc I'm used to have them on when I need to wake up.
In the afternoon I decided to put the Hue bridge downstairs, directly connected by ethernet to the bbox to see if it would work better rather than in my room connected to a CPL; and then disconnected the 2 CPLs from the electrical plugs. And it did ! I could then control my lights without any problem.
By the same occasion I realized that the ethernet started working again on my pc but I wanted to make sure it was not working again randomly and waited a bit. It worked the hole day.
The day after, my pc's ethernet didn't work anymore and decided to hope that it was due to the weather (it was 2°C and the cable is outside...). At that stage I really wanted to believe that it was the weather and convinced myself not to buy a new router until higher temperatures would be back.
It's now been 2 days with temperatures higher than 5°C and everything works just fine ! I've recovered 2ms in ping, 500mb/s in descending and 300mb/s in ascending.

I have no idea why the CPL caused so much problems, especially bc I tried disconnecting everything from the bbox as you said when testing. The only thing I can see is that just by being in a plug it caused a lot of issues.

There goes my longest post on Discord x) and it's maybe even bigger than my schools essays xD

[tame carbon]

@supple hare inb4 those CPLs had a DHCP server, and it was conflicting with the bbox

[supple hare]

Oh ok

Not so annoying, I don't really need them anyways

[radiant field]

GeForce MX 440 will have trouble with Ubuntu graphics drivers, use Debian instead. But if you have it working then great, never mind anything I said

[cunning viper]

Hi, anyone used this software "exitlag"?

[peak cloak]

no sounds like something that wouldn't work unless your ISP has really bad peering

[cunning viper]

I have other usage , redundant internet

sometimes I have packet loss

[peak cloak]

oh that's something that can be setup on the router

[peak cloak]

wifi?

[cunning viper]

no LAN

[peak cloak]

so ethernet

[cunning viper]

yes

I never lose a single ping to my router

[peak cloak]

unless it's a really bad cable or router than that's on the ISPs end

[cunning viper]

or 8.8.8.8

[peak cloak]

yeah then that's on the ISP

nothing you can do

unless you complain

[cunning viper]

but if I don't lose anything to 8.8.8.8 how come I lose some packets to games

or even to work VPN

[peak cloak]

the internet isn't one server

[cunning viper]

I know

[peak cloak]

8.8.8.8 is an anycast address so it's always the closest server

game servers may be overloaded

or the routers may be overloaded

[cunning viper]

complain get me no where, oh will send you new router

and the cycle continue

[peak cloak]

yeah no it's an issue on the network itself

if no loss to 8.8.8.8 then it's probobly not ISP

[cunning viper]

so could be the game servers? then?

[peak cloak]

yeah definatly

not the server per say, but in the route to those servers

[cunning viper]

okay thanks, few weeks ago, rebuild my Cisco router config thinking it's my home network, thinking the issue was from my end

but clearly is not

[peak cloak]

you can do a traceroute

although it's not the best indicator

because ICMP packets are low priority

[cunning viper]

but game packets are udp mostly

[peak cloak]

yeah

[cunning viper]

want it to see if anyone used that exitlag

as they saying you 3 day trial

but not really

[peak cloak]

I mean you can try it, doubt it would help

[cunning viper]

I don't wanna really pay for it

unless it gonna give good results

are you aware of any other softwares?

[peak cloak]

adding more layers onto your route usually doesn't lead to better results

so usually what you have right now is the best and fastest route

also exitlag is a service is it not?

[cunning viper]

it's a VPN I think

from what I checked online

[peak cloak]

it is

usually adding a vpn doesn't help in being faster

[cunning viper]

install application on the PC and it routes game traffic to the best server near you

[peak cloak]

yeah, that's what already happens

[cunning viper]

by having less routers

[peak cloak]

nope

unless you have really weird peering then it will be more routers

[cunning viper]

or maybe less congested network

[peak cloak]

unless exitlag has some really good ip transit agreements

and lots of servers around the world

[cunning viper]

I think they have private MPLS network with no bandwidth sharing with other customers

and they only allow gaming an nothing else on it

don't think they have servers, or maybe few needed for authentication

[peak cloak]

what I meant by servers are like ingress points

[cunning viper]

okay

thanks for your help

[hollow marlin]

It would definitely not be a private MPLS circuit, it would just be a direct peering

[rare matrix]

that whole thing smells like bs

especially their claims of fps increases

[peak cloak]

yeah

in some rare scenarios I guess it may help

latency wise

[thorny vector]

I think he works with a nigerian prince

[coarse storm]

what should i upgrade? im thinking about ordering a ek 240 mm soon but do you guys see any room for upgrades? also the 1660 is gonna get sold for a 3060 when i can get one

[unborn sluice]

upgrade your router

[thick minnow]

3600 has more than enough cooling from its stock cooler lol

from channel though

[coarse storm]

shit my bad i just realized this is the wrong channel my b

[dusty osprey]

I got the new ASR9922

That thing doesn't even have Wifi

such a waste of money

[lean pebble]

Hey guys what do you think about pfsense firewall device?
My friend thinking about ordering one.

[lean pebble]

Buy a separate aps for wifi

[thick minnow]

https://mikrotik.com/product/RB962UiGS-5HacT2HnT

should i buy this router?
i can buy this in 212 us d (in my country)

[ivory egret]

Hello! I have opened a port on router but it is still closed when i do a port test on the public IP. Could it be an ISP related thing?

[autumn ether]

Is this the place to ask virtualmin/webmin/postfix/dovecot questions?

[thorny vector]

@autumn ether I can answer those devil questions potentially

Never really used virtualmin/webmin, but I run my own mail server

[lean pebble]

I run my own mail server to

Sending all the spam from my real email to there

[thorny vector]

But do you use it as your main one? 🤔

[ruby bramble]

You know what isn’t spam https://lttstore.com

[lean pebble]

Nope

Not yet

[ruby bramble]

Yup

[lean pebble]

I don't have enough power to move email by email and unsubscribe to them so I just move them to my mail server and automatically removing them from my main

[autumn ether]

the TLDR of my question is how do I get 100% on the email test of internet.nl

the more in depth is:
I have a vps with Ubuntu 20.04 on it.
I installed Virtualmin using the official install script (virtualmin+webmin)

I've since been able to reconfigure apache to use proper ciphers etc so I'm getting 100% on the website test of internet.nl, however the email is proving much more difficult.

1. as far as DNS goes, Is it enough to add A & AAAA records for my mail subdomain that point to my server IP (so in my case, mail.lavrenov.io)? It seems to be working
2. DNSSEC I also got working, enabled on cloudflare (I use it as my DNS) and copied to namecheap (registrar)

The real questions start now:
3.1) SPF is a DNS-level setting? Do I need to configure anything in postfix/dovecot, or do I just add the record to Cloudflare and it just starts working? internet.nl says it's working, so I think it's okay, but I'm still confused.

3.2) DKIM if I understand correctly, it uses the ssl certificate I have for mail.lavrenov.io to sign emails, and I need to add a DNS record with part of the certificate so the receivers can check authenticity? Is that how it works?

3.3) DMARC similar question to SPF, is this a DNS-level setting or do I need to do something in postfix/dovecot for it to work?

4. How do I force my mail server to use TLS1.2+? I tried adding smtp(d)_tls_mandatory_protocols = >=TLSv1.2 but that didn't seem to do jack shit.
   If I force the server to use TLS1.2+, will this fix my cipher and cipher order issues, or does this need to be configured separately?

5. Wtf is DANE and how does it work

[lean pebble]

Youtube must fix their algorithm...

[tame carbon]

microsoft behaving like an insecure child: https://i.imgur.com/2t6wKli.png

[ruby bramble]

Ouef

[tame carbon]

so annoying.

[lean pebble]

Someone have an idea of how to make my full tower g6 server quiter?

[tame carbon]

@lean pebble water cooling

[ruby bramble]

Notice ever since bill gates left its got more annoying

[tame carbon]

Microsoft is dead to me

[ruby bramble]

Noctua fans

[lean pebble]

Too expensive for an 10 years old server

[ruby bramble]

Noctua fans

[autumn ether]

Put it in another room

[ruby bramble]

Or corsair or bequiet

Throw it out

Buy a new one

[lean pebble]

Lol

Nah

[ruby bramble]

BURN IT

[lean pebble]

I got it for free

[ruby bramble]

Pull outtthe power plug

[thick minnow]

Replace the fans?

[ruby bramble]

Also gaming on a server

[lean pebble]

Lol it's offline since forever

[lean pebble]

Nope I wanna make it plex server

[ruby bramble]

Just use noctua fans they are the quietest

[lean pebble]

Need to find fans that support it

[ruby bramble]

What is the fan plug send pic

[autumn ether]

@lean pebble @thorny vector any tips?

[lean pebble]

I'm using iredmail never used virtualmin

[thorny vector]

3.1: SPF is a DNS record. Should just be a record at your dns server.
3.2: DKIM you add a public key to your DNS records, and it decrpyts a header on the email to prove authenticity.
3.3: Yes, DMARC is another DNS record.
4: I belive so
5: DANE is DNS authentication of Named Entities. Similar to DKIM, except is part of the smtp handshake rather than a authenticity check.

[ruby bramble]

What fan plug does it have?

[lean pebble]

Let me check

[ruby bramble]

Send pic

[lean pebble]

This door is shit

[ruby bramble]

It maybe compatible

?

Of the Cabot?

*cabnet

[thorny vector]

I don't use webmin because system control of a server from a webpage is sad bad. Lots of exploits already out there, and webmin is always patching them.

[lean pebble]

The case door

[ruby bramble]

Lol

[ruby bramble]

Mine just has 2 screws

Then it springs up

[lean pebble]

Need to find his ram

😆

[ruby bramble]

And a heat sink

[lean pebble]

He is somewhere here

[ruby bramble]

That’s a thicc boi damn

[lean pebble]

This board is all the case

😆

[ruby bramble]

Thiccc

Mines a 3u server

Waetr cooled 2070s in sli

[lean pebble]

I it had 16gb ram

I think*

[ruby bramble]

I git 16 too all ecc

Running in quad channel mode

4gb sticks i wanna get 128gm

[lean pebble]

It's probably with my old motherboard in the box

[ruby bramble]

*gb

[lean pebble]

I have 64gb on my main pc

[ruby bramble]

Noice

Donate to the peopl in need

[lean pebble]

Gtx 1060 Fe and RTX 2070 advanced

[ruby bramble]

Why two? Do you have a vim?

*vm?

[lean pebble]

Yap

Windows gaming machine with RTX 2070

[ruby bramble]

Ah same i got a hack os vm

[lean pebble]

My main os is fedora 32

[tame carbon]

@lean pebble swap the passive cooler for a regular one

[thick minnow]

You haven;t updated to 33 yet?

[tame carbon]

@lean pebble servers like that rely on high airflow to cool passively

[lean pebble]

Nah

[ruby bramble]

Is 56 cores in. Gaming pc overkill?

[tame carbon]

Im still on ubuntu 16 :3

@ruby bramble you wont use 90% of the cores

[lean pebble]

What air cooler do you advise

[ruby bramble]

Rendering 3D stuff

[tame carbon]

@lean pebble any

[thorny vector]

Please get off ubuntu 16.04. It's support ends in april

[ruby bramble]

NOCTUA

[thick minnow]

Unless of course you are unzipping hundreds of files (jk)

[tame carbon]

@lean pebble that server, shouldnt run like that btw. It should have airducts

[lean pebble]

I don't remember what cpu I have here

[ruby bramble]

I did do this before

[tame carbon]

and running the machine without ducts, is risking damage to the hardware

[lean pebble]

Ducts ?

[ruby bramble]

Yea i upgraded to 24 noctua fans

[lean pebble]

You mean the plastic things ?

[ruby bramble]

I dont need ducts the run full tilt

[ruby bramble]

Yee

[tame carbon]

@lean pebble those are important

[ruby bramble]

Yup

[lean pebble]

Whops I dropped them

[tame carbon]

@lean pebble system relies on high airflow, through those shrouds

[lean pebble]

😆

[ruby bramble]

Unless you have 24 fans at full boar

[tame carbon]

@lean pebble thats why it is so loud

[lean pebble]

I'll make custom ones

[lean pebble]

It was loader before it

That's the reason I opened it

[tame carbon]

ye, but you shouldnt have it running

when you remove the plastic

[ruby bramble]

Ahh just get some good quality fans

[tame carbon]

that must be installed.

if you want to run without shrouds/plastic, you should replace the CPU cooler

[lean pebble]

Water cooling?

[ruby bramble]

Yes

[tame carbon]

and put an active cooler on it

[ruby bramble]

I water cooled my gpus

[tame carbon]

You still need case fans

[lean pebble]

I'll

[tame carbon]

because the ram will still heat up

[lean pebble]

But I need to know first if it'll be quiter

[ruby bramble]

I got ram coolers

[lean pebble]

I have all case fans

[tame carbon]

@lean pebble those two fans on the inside, are probably brushless motors

those run at very high speed

[lean pebble]

Need to replace the cpu coolers and bring more ram I think

Or 16gb will be enough

Fornpelz

[tame carbon]

depends on your software needs

:3

[lean pebble]

Plex

And maybe backup

[tame carbon]

you can run plex on a pi

[thick minnow]

Wait plex doesn't require a GPU? or a video output?

[lean pebble]

Maybe backup place for my pc

[tame carbon]

@thick minnow only for transcoding, but you can use a library of already encoded material

if you use h265 encoding

the pi can even do 4k60fps playback

[lean pebble]

I can bring shitty gpu for encoding

I already have a good plex server in cloud

[thick minnow]

Ah nice, can I use an old pc with an old quadro to run a plex server over ethernet to my tv?

[lean pebble]

But I want one at home to because my internet sucks

Plex have build in h245

[tame carbon]

@lean pebble that makes no sense.

h265 is an encoding standard for mpeg

[lean pebble]

Ya this one

😆

[tame carbon]

h264 is the older variant

[lean pebble]

My bad

You just need to enable it

[tame carbon]

@thick minnow you only need the GPU for transcoding. Actual streaming is just, Read from disk, send over network

That is minimal in terms of CPU

[thick minnow]

Thanks @tame carbon , might just do this over the weekend

[tame carbon]

if you do 4k footage...

make sure you have a fast enough drive xD

[thick minnow]

nah, more like 1080p

[tame carbon]

1080p is

that's a 7-14mbit/s stream

[thick minnow]

My Tv is 1080p, so why go higher

nice

[lean pebble]

E5520

My CPUs here

I guess it's strong enough for daily backups to my pc and for plex

[tame carbon]

one of my machines

has like 6 VMs on it

and constant CPU load of like 70% xD

[lean pebble]

I think I have here sas raid controller

Sas SSDs are expensive?

[tame carbon]

SAS is an interface.

and its ment for spinning disks

[lean pebble]

I want to use SSDs here

[tame carbon]

NVMe.

[lean pebble]

Or at least SSD acceleration

[tame carbon]

SAS is ancient

[lean pebble]

How can I use here nvme

[tame carbon]

You need a board that supports it

[lean pebble]

Expention card ?

Ik

[tame carbon]

No

[lean pebble]

I'm not gonna pay alot for this server

[tame carbon]

modern servers have NVMe interfaces in their front bays

@lean pebble that raid controller is bunk

get rid of it, use straight sata

and software raid

[lean pebble]

This one even have the old hpe disk on it

[tame carbon]

https://i.imgur.com/5yjZBNW.png

It really depends on what variant you have

but even SAS 4 is

[lean pebble]

Storageworks

😆

[tame carbon]

Its all moving to NVMe

[thick minnow]

Anyone have experience with Jellyfin? (Jellyfin- open source alternative to plex)

[tame carbon]

nop

@thick minnow I've not done much with video streaming

audio streaming, yes

https://www.musicpd.org/

[tame carbon]

ew

[lean pebble]

😆

[tame carbon]

that thing needs some compressed nitrogen, stat.

[lean pebble]

Clean front

crystal can you send me one of your beasts?

[tame carbon]

@thick minnow I had an MPD + Icecast setup once https://icecast.org/

[lean pebble]

😆

[thick minnow]

nice

[tame carbon]

@thick minnow MPD would be the audio player, pulling its library from a NAS

[thick minnow]

Okay

[tame carbon]

and it outputs to a sink which is routed to icecast

which provides a stream URL which you can play on any internet radio capable player

icecast is used by radio stations as well

[thick minnow]

it is?

[tame carbon]

ye

[thick minnow]

well I never knew that

[tame carbon]

It can be used to create an Internet radio station or a privately running jukebox and many things in between. It is very versatile in that new formats can be added relatively easily and supports open standards for communication and interaction.

[lean pebble]

What is the quitest and cheapest server I can get with nvme support

Not new from the box

[tame carbon]

@thick minnow only real purpose for this setup, I've found was at house parties

@thick minnow everyone on the wifi, can use an app on the phone to add songs to the MPD queue

the music speakers outside, in the living room, and the ad-hoc arcade we built upstairs

all had the same music playing

[peak cloak]

Yes

[thick minnow]

How was it?

[peak cloak]

It's nice

[thick minnow]

compared to plex?

[peak cloak]

Yeah

It works

[lean pebble]

@tame carbon what cheap server do you advise me to get for home plex ?

[tame carbon]

idk

cheap & server are two concepts that do not mesh in my world view.

[lean pebble]

Not new servers

[tame carbon]

I'm the guy who drops 300 bucks on 16GB DDR4 just because it is ECC

[lean pebble]

Lol

[peak cloak]

Can't wait for ddr5

[thorny vector]

@lean pebble A kitted out r610 or r620 will set you back 150-200 bucks, and be good for everything you need.

[tame carbon]

when I built my home server, I only had 2 constraining factors that I paid attention to

Cost and reliability

I favor reliability over performance.

power requirements also had to stay low, since I dont have cooling in the enclosure it is in

65 watts TDP in a 2U is relatively efficient

unrelated: why the fuck are pop songs only 3 minutes..

so used to listening to psychedelia , which is 8-10 minutes

[lean pebble]

for you its 150/200 bucks xD for me 2k xD

[tame carbon]

american rupees

₹2000

[lean pebble]

2000ILS

look at the price under it for me

[thick minnow]

Woah, nice

[lean pebble]

1797.8 ILS

shipping included.

I'll need to pay even more when it'll arrive to to my country because the customs

I'll need to pay at least 772.4752$

maybe with the custom can go even higher

[tame carbon]

root@servomat:~# uptime
 14:04:22 up 64 days, 21:46,  1 user,  load average: 2.38, 2.45, 2.34

that load tho xD

minecraft

[lean pebble]

lol

[tame carbon]

I'm running a modded server rn

[lean pebble]

15:04:51 up 19 days, 15:57, 1 user, load average: 0.16, 0.16, 0.15

my pc

funny 19 days

just rebooted it

[tame carbon]

crystal@services:~$ uptime
 13:05:30 up 564 days,  5:27,  2 users,  load average: 0.20, 0.18, 0.18

one of my VPSes

[lean pebble]

man I'm after reboot

haha

Idk how its 19 days

[tame carbon]

wait.

[slow pivot]

Windows doesn't reset the uptime if you have fast boot on iirc

[tame carbon]

Last login: Mon Feb 15 14:48:05 2021 from 10.244.164.109
crystal@main:~$ uptime
 13:06:09 up 575 days, 19:48, 10 users,  load average: 0.34, 0.34, 0.25

@slow pivot only when it updates

then it does a cold start

[lean pebble]

lol

I'm on linux

after rebooting still 19 days

I guess my pc is 2 fast for uptime

[slow pivot]

That's cheating ;)

[tame carbon]

@slow pivot one thing I've never seen

A windows machine with more than 1 year uptime

[lean pebble]

I saw

768 days

never rebooted and updated since installation

[tame carbon]

crystal@brandonm:~$ uptime
 08:08:16 up 57 days, 14:01,  1 user,  load average: 0.41, 0.16, 0.08

I have too many VPSes..

[lean pebble]

lol

[slow pivot]

I don't have an uptime, but there is an obsd box in the corner of the office that has been running for over 10 years

[lean pebble]

what moded mc do you run

what did you made this time?

[tame carbon]

FTB Relevation

[lean pebble]

nice

[tame carbon]

@lean pebble I plan on running this machine for at least half a year

[lean pebble]

at home?

[tame carbon]

I want to build an actual town

@lean pebble ye this is on my private server in the attic

on my ryzen

[lean pebble]

nice

[tame carbon]

Its whitelist only

so ask for invite, if you are interested

[lean pebble]

add me

I'll join

when I finish my exams

[tame carbon]

so far, there's 5 people (including me)

[thick minnow]

Yea, any VPSes that have like a free tier without credit card validation (as in a student suscription)?, 'cause my student Azure subscription is gonna run out soon and I wanna host my VPN somewhere else.

[tame carbon]

@thick minnow I have three linode boxes

and a dedicated machine with SoYouStart

[lean pebble]

OVH

[tame carbon]

ye

[thick minnow]

They're free?

[lean pebble]

Same companies

[tame carbon]

@thick minnow no ofcourse not

[thick minnow]

credit?

[lean pebble]

If they were free I already had 80 servers there XD

[tame carbon]

@thick minnow I will have to bite the dust soon lol, My student email is valid until april

I'm worried about my jetbrains subscription

IntelliJ costs 200 bucks/year

[lean pebble]

crack it

[tame carbon]

@lean pebble I don't pirate.

I'm a developer myself

[lean pebble]

🏴‍☠️

[tame carbon]

and I would bash the brains in of someone who stole my software.

[lean pebble]

lol I agree

Thats why I don't use intellij now

too expensive

[tame carbon]

I use all the enterprise features of IDEA

[lean pebble]

my college sucks

[thick minnow]

Well, I hope I never come across your software on pirate bay

[tame carbon]

@thick minnow I develop purpose built software for businesses

[thick minnow]

phew

[tame carbon]

closed source, but I do have an open source agreement with the customer

[lean pebble]

only gave us office 365 with nothing more

[tame carbon]

which means, the customer owns their software

I've mostly done this

so that, if I don't want to continue developing for them in 5 years

[thick minnow]

Same for me, but I used GitHub to validate my schooling

[tame carbon]

I can just dump them, and they can take their code to someone else

[lean pebble]

lol

I use github to give my teachers my hw

[tame carbon]

my school had their own Atlassian stack

[lean pebble]

Because they're ignoring me so Idc about them

[tame carbon]

which would crash every day

JIRA and Confluence are nice. as long as you don't install third party plugins

[thick minnow]

https://mikrotik.com/product/RB962UiGS-5HacT2HnT
should i buy this router?
i can buy this in 212 us d (in my country)

[lean pebble]

I asked my teachers a question 2 weeks ago and never got an answer

[tame carbon]

@thick minnow what are your requirements?

[lean pebble]

Maybe I'll be able to get a free r620 server or something like that

[tame carbon]

@thick minnow its a fine router for full gigabit

[lean pebble]

or r420

[tame carbon]

@thick minnow do you nessarily need that SFP port? because there are cheaper options

[thick minnow]

to run a medium size home net and 2 sam servers

[tame carbon]

@thick minnow https://mikrotik.com/product/hap_ac2

[thick minnow]

My CS teacher, didn't even know there was a difference between CPUs and Architectures, worse than that tho, she didn't even know linux existed

[tame carbon]

@thick minnow this thing outperforms the hap AC

[lean pebble]

😂

[thick minnow]

can i ask what it these?

[lean pebble]

Mine are "programmer" that goes to google all the leason

[tame carbon]

@thick minnow SFP is for fiber modules

[lean pebble]

in java and full stack

[tame carbon]

@thick minnow https://i.imgur.com/LYvQ0vg.png

@thick minnow this is an SFP port, for fiber modules

[thick minnow]

yes i well have fiber in 6m

[tame carbon]

@thick minnow yeah but does your ISP require SFP?

[lean pebble]

6 meters / minutes?

[tame carbon]

@thick minnow that hap AC you linked, is a relatively old model

the ac2 is much faster, also has an encryption accelerator for VPN

the ac3 is brand new, sports same hardware as the ac2, but has better wifi coverage

[thick minnow]

id think so i well talk with theme

[tame carbon]

https://mikrotik.com/product/hap_ac3

@thick minnow even if your ISP uses SFP, you can still get a $20 media converter

so I wouldnt worry about that right now

@thick minnow I'd get the hAP ac2, instead

[lean pebble]

I wish I would be able to get fiber in the near decade

[tame carbon]

Its cheaper and faster

[lean pebble]

I guess starlink will arrive here before my ISP with the fiber

[tame carbon]

This is the ac3 ^

[thick minnow]

but my country need to give the rights to bring this

[tame carbon]

@thick minnow yeah, wireless regulations

but if you can get a hAP ac

you can also get a hAP ac2

[thick minnow]

ok i well check th u so match

[tame carbon]

@thick minnow tip: look at the test results tab

AC2:
https://i.imgur.com/FWBGPKE.png

AC: https://i.imgur.com/iClBoWc.png

the ac2, also has IPSec https://i.imgur.com/S3UFwsL.png

400mbit/s encryption acceleration

And an SFP media converter ^

[thick minnow]

👍 th

[tame carbon]

$20

[tame carbon]

https://i.imgur.com/H4aWXvg.png

anyone know what the fuck is going on here?

[lean pebble]

What is this

What language

[tame carbon]

C#

@lean pebble its fucking weird

https://i.imgur.com/XgzklRE.png

[lean pebble]

Ya

[tame carbon]

it should evaluate as wat

omg.

REALLY?!

@lean pebble lmfao. I know what is happening

I've overriden the datatype operator

fuck this bullshit

[lean pebble]

Never touched c# but this shit looks weird af

[tame carbon]

price is null
true
price == null
false

[lean pebble]

Omg this is so weird

[tame carbon]

the class that is backing the instance price has its own operator overloader..

and if compared to a null object, always returns false

[lean pebble]

This is how you do stuff in c# O_o

?

[tame carbon]

Well, you can

you can overload ==

you can even overload the + operator

MyObject + MyObject2

@lean pebble I think I just learned a lesson

[lean pebble]

This language stinks

[tame carbon]

operator overloading is dangerous

[lean pebble]

Never touch Microsoft programing language

That's the lesson I took from here

[tame carbon]

C# is a fine language

[lean pebble]

You can overload everything

[lean pebble]

This is the syntax behind your code ?

[tame carbon]

@lean pebble that's what it crashes on yeah

though is fixed it

Its just an immediate window

debugger freezes at a certain point in code

and you can eval small fragments of code

using current context

[lean pebble]

I mean this is the whole syntax ? No class at the beginning or something ?

[tame carbon]

its a statement

those variables exist in that context

[lean pebble]

My food is soo spicy 🔥

😆

Does dell r420 is good enough for home backup and plex server

[dusty osprey]

Powahedgh

[autumn ether]

Is it be possible to map a subdomain to a docker container when using virtualmin?

so lets say for example I have a virtual server in docker for my website lavrenov.io, but I want bitwarden.lavrenov.io to point to my bitwarden docker container that's running on the same VPS

[peak cloak]

@autumn ether yeah you need a reverse http proxy

nginx can be used

[autumn ether]

Is it possible with Apache? I already installed and configured virtualmin with it and I never used Nginx, while being relatively familiar with Apache and htaccess. But good to know it's possible in any case.

[peak cloak]

yep, pretty sure, never used apache though nor have I used nginx that much either

[autumn ether]

thx

[peak cloak]

https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-use-apache-http-server-as-reverse-proxy-using-mod_proxy-extension

so basically it will be like this

and in apache from the looks of it you just make a virtual host and use proxypass to the actual webserver

[tame carbon]

watf

@peak cloak why are you suggesting apache as reverse proxy

@autumn ether apache is bloat. use nginx.

https://www.nginx.com/

[peak cloak]

I never did

read up

[tame carbon]

ahh

well ,either way

reverse proxy with nginx is like 3 lines of config

http {
    upstream myapp1 {
        server srv1.example.com;
        server srv2.example.com;
        server srv3.example.com;
    }

    server {
        listen 80;

        location / {
            proxy_pass http://myapp1;
        }
    }
}```

You provide multiple upstream webservers

if no load balancing strategy is configured, it is round-robin by default

[autumn ether]

Ooh wow I look away and there's a bunch of tutorials and resources. Thanks @peak cloak @tame carbon I'll consider switching to nginx completely, I've been reading about how it's supposed to be faster and better, but I only ever used shared hosting before, and they all use Apache.

[tame carbon]

@autumn ether apache is only nice, because it comes shipped with LAMP stacks

0-configuration Webserver, php and mysql

But when you want something specific, and have a bit more control over what you configure

nginx is just nice and clean

[autumn ether]

LEMP (E for engine from nginx I guess) is a thing tho, isn't it?

[tame carbon]

LEMP exists too yeah

@autumn ether nginx compared to apache also uses way less memory'

Apache spawns a process for every incoming request

nginx doesn't do this

nginx is nonblocking, allowing for much higher throughput and concurrency

only thing apache has going for it is the amount of resources and tutorials

https://www.vizteck.com/post/apache-vs-nginx
This article is so bad omg

Completely missed the point

[lean pebble]

How can I do reverse proxy for mc with nginx

[tame carbon]

bungeecord

[lean pebble]

Just curious

Nah I know that way

[tame carbon]

@lean pebble nginx is for TCP based protocols

[lean pebble]

This is the easy way

[tame carbon]

minecraft is UDP.

[lean pebble]

Mc is TCP

25565 TCP

[tame carbon]

you think

[peak cloak]

java is tcp?

[lean pebble]

Minecraft Java Edition uses TCP/25565

Only bedrock udp

[peak cloak]

@lean pebble although for reverse proxies it relies on http data for the reverse proxy based on domains

[lean pebble]

Nope not true

Alot of ppl doing with nginx for mc

[tame carbon]

@peak cloak java is not bound to a specific transport protocol.

[lean pebble]

Because it's TCP

[peak cloak]

ik, but by default

[peak cloak]

tcp doesn't carry domain data

yeah you can, but not based on subdomain

[lean pebble]

It doesn't need to

You can do it over IP

[tame carbon]

@peak cloak only reason for people to proxy minecraft is so they can use SRV records

host multiple servers on same IP, without defining a port when connecting

[peak cloak]

yeah

you don't even need a proxy then?

[tame carbon]

You do

[peak cloak]

why?

[tame carbon]

https://i.imgur.com/nwzgBoH.png

[peak cloak]

I ran 2 servers on my public IP with no proxy

with srv records

[tame carbon]

You provide two DNS records, and depending on the hostname used, it can reconnect to any number of servers

[peak cloak]

yeah, but you don't need a reverse proxy

[tame carbon]

on a single endpoint, you do

[peak cloak]

explain

[lean pebble]

We don't talk about bubgeecord

And things like this

Srv record let you do any port you want for the server and connect it like its 25565 without the port you defined

[tame carbon]

@peak cloak oh, my bad

@peak cloak I misread this

client itself makes the choice

so its just DNS

[peak cloak]

yeah, minecraft at least java respects srv records

[tame carbon]

@peak cloak nah, java doesn't. I think they deliberately wrote this into the netcode

No process does this by default

[peak cloak]

I mean java minecraft

[tame carbon]

Minecraft.

There's no other

[peak cloak]

as in java vs bedrock

[tame carbon]

bedrock is a joke

[peak cloak]

yeah

[lean pebble]

Only 1 problem with srv they expose your IP proxy hides your real minecraft IP I think.

[tame carbon]

exposing your IP?

[peak cloak]

https://tenor.com/view/what-wat-wat-lady-confused-huh-gif-8314795

[tame carbon]

isnt that the point of DNS ?

[lean pebble]

Ya

I did it with cf and proxy by cf

[peak cloak]

oh cf

[lean pebble]

It worked perfectly

[peak cloak]

that's not just DNS

[lean pebble]

Nope

[tame carbon]

HTTP is STATIC.

session-less

[lean pebble]

Srv records on cf

[peak cloak]

@lean pebble cloudflare free doesn't proxy tcp

[tame carbon]

I still don't get why you'd want to nginx proxy this.

[lean pebble]

It does

[peak cloak]

nope

[lean pebble]

This is the point of cf all ports TCP

[peak cloak]

at least last time I checked

[tame carbon]

just run bungeecord, turds

[lean pebble]

Look at the supported ports

[lean pebble]

I'm not doing it lol I'm just curious

Because I saw alot of ppl doing it

[tame carbon]

@lean pebble all I see

is people on stackoverflow, asking the same thing

[lean pebble]

Linus did it to I think

I don't remember why

[tame carbon]

Linus doesnt even know how a console works

[lean pebble]

Lol

He don't need to know

He got a crew

[peak cloak]

@lean pebble cf free doesn't proxy tcp

it's called Cloudflare Spectrum

[lean pebble]

You talk about spectrum ya

I know this one

[lean pebble]

Before spectrum srv record worked perfectly

[peak cloak]

wait so it doesn't work anymore?

[lean pebble]

For minecraft TCP

Works but exposing your IP

[peak cloak]

we can prove this quickly, DM me your domain and let's see if I can get your IP

[tame carbon]

D0X

D0X

B0x

[peak cloak]

because there is no way CF proxies TCP for free

[lean pebble]

Before spectrum you could proxy and on the proxied domain you could use srv

[tame carbon]

@peak cloak lol or proxy that shit over HE's v6

:D

[lean pebble]

Lol

Minecraft doesn't support v6

I tried

[tame carbon]

@lean pebble thats why you set up an nginx proxy :D

[lean pebble]

Lol

👍

[tame carbon]

I bet that would work

v4 -> v6 -> v4

[lean pebble]

I don't think it'll work

[peak cloak]

wait, mc java doesn't support v6?

[lean pebble]

Nope

[tame carbon]

@peak cloak the game doesn't

[lean pebble]

I think the server to

[tame carbon]

but you can still mess with the IP layer

you'd loose the ability to track IP addresses

[lean pebble]

Why

[tame carbon]

since your v4 is the proxy server connecting in your behalf

[lean pebble]

You can track them even with proxy

[tame carbon]

yeah

but not if upstream is v6 and downstream v4

[lean pebble]

Oh ya I see

Pointing it to internal ipv4

[tame carbon]

HTTP uses X-Proxy-IP

or some other nonofficial header

[lean pebble]

😆

Doing 2 proxies

[tame carbon]

yes

xD

[lean pebble]

One internal and one external

[tame carbon]

all that effort

time might be better spent nagging mojang for v6 support

[lean pebble]

Ya

Or nagging my ISPs for better internet

With ipv6 included

[tame carbon]

@peak cloak I had to restart my mikrotik wifi AP today..

wifi kept dropping, first time in 2 years I had this happen

no idea why

[thick minnow]

Dose anyone want to help me make a streaming service

[peak cloak]

huh

[lean pebble]

Streaming streaming or plex?

[peak cloak]

@tame carbon mojang under microsoft was fine, until now with the whole microsoft migration

[lean pebble]

Microsoft are pros when it comes to kill softwares

[tame carbon]

@peak cloak microsoft has done nothing to make the game better.

[peak cloak]

yep

[tame carbon]

They only sell merch

[peak cloak]

but now

[tame carbon]

and jacked the price up

[lean pebble]

They only break anything

[thick minnow]

Streaming service

[peak cloak]

why

[tame carbon]

Streaming service

elaborate

its as nonsaying as the word 'cloud' is

[peak cloak]

you want to make another twitch?

[lean pebble]

Crystal Microsoft decide about minecraft updates

[peak cloak]

if so good luck

[lean pebble]

He sold it to them

[tame carbon]

https://tenor.com/view/glootie-app-software-do-you-want-to-develop-an-app-gif-17182284

[lean pebble]

Lol

[tame carbon]

nobody wants to develop his app

[thick minnow]

I want to make a mix of YouTube and Netflix where we make original content and where you can submit your own videos but they have to high quality and approved we have ads but you can subscribe to have ad free viewing

[tame carbon]

@thick minnow good luck.

[lean pebble]

Someone wanna help me make 2 pages for my full stack project

Sounds more like plex

[thick minnow]

Thanks

[thick minnow]

Well I guess it’s a plex

[tame carbon]

no

it sounds more like Netflix 2.0

[lean pebble]

😆

Youflix

[tame carbon]

Floatplane

SinkingShip

[thick minnow]

@tame carbon yes Netflix 2.0

[peak cloak]

watching videos on netflix infrastructure is pretty cool

[lean pebble]

Youflex

[tame carbon]

xD

[peak cloak]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZ3wIuvmHeM

[tame carbon]

@thick minnow you have any idea how much infra is required to do something like that?

[peak cloak]

watch that vid

[tame carbon]

and amount of code, system upkeep and employees you need

[thick minnow]

So does anyone want to help me

[lean pebble]

Leave the code aside

[tame carbon]

@thick minnow I think you need to reevaluate your goals

I think its not realistic.

[lean pebble]

The amount of storage he'll need for this

For only high quality vids

[tame carbon]

That's not the only issue