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geneva_convenience @lemmy.ml

How to install Home Assistant on Truenas Scale 25.04. With the new Incus virtualization

I struggled quite a while to install HomeAssistant on the new Truenas Scale Incus system because there are no good guides for it. So here is one.



::: spoiler 🛜 STEP 2: Create a network bridge

This step can be skipped if you already have a bridge with DHCP enabled.

I struggled a bit with this and eventually did it on the physical Truenas PC instead of the web interface because trying to enable DHCP kept crashing my webUI and resetting the connection. This is probably the worst documented part of this tutorial and you might need to look this up elsewhere. Make your default ethernet connection part of this br

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patatas @sh.itjust.works

how I set up a VPS as a proxy for my home server, using HAProxy and Tailscale

Self Hosted - Self-hosting your services. @lemmy.ml
Ekis @beehaw.org

How to make your own DDNS

This guide shows you how to create a DDNS-like system using Cron and a shell script. Creating your own removes the reliance on third-party DDNS providers like No-IP. I thought I'd share it here since DDNS is essential for self-hosting.

This is something I wish I'd setup sooner. For the longest time, I got comfortable with No-IP and having to manually confirm the hostname every 30 days.

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PastThePixels @lemmy.potatoe.ca

Self-hosting a Lemmy server with Podman

Hey everyone! I run a server with Podman instead of Docker (and on an arm64 processor), so when I wanted to host a Lemmy instance on it, I faced a bit of challenges. I ended up writing this guide so if anyone else is in the same pickle, this should make installing Lemmy closer to headache-free.
If you're reading this post that means the guide works!