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tdk1069

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  1. On the infrastructure side, I've got: Proxmox VE across three nodes (optiplex's for igpu passthru for transcoding and a mint desktop for pottering on) Proxmox Backup Server for backups Cloudflare Tunnels and Authentik for remote access and authentication, with Google as an additional identity provider Tailscale for private remote access Technitium DNS cluster for DNS services UniFi for network management of APs For applications, I'm running quite a collection of services: Media: Full media stack with everything you'd expect Photos and documents: Immich and Paperless-ngx Home automation: Home Assistant, with various integrations and custom components Books and reading: Calibre-Web Automated, Audiobookshelf and Kavita (few kobo's syncing) Productivity and personal services: Actual Budget, Nextcloud , MediaWiki, nextermand a few other self-hosted applications Infrastructure and management: Gitea, Komodo, Homepage, Guacamole, Nextterm, NetBox/NetDoc-related tooling, phpIPAM and a few custom-built projects Couple of vlans, Ubiquiti router, couple of unifi APs. Synology Rackstation ~22tb for general data and the optiplex's have internal ssd zfs storage for the vm/lxc (I did iscsi off to synology to give shared storage but kept getting random hangs due to blips so went local. that's a wip) Everyone in the house has access to various things via Authentik SSO with either user or admin privs depending, outside family have access to the media stack to request/watch. Think that covers bits I can remember... Tried several times to document it (Hence the wiki)
  2. Been a while since I used smoothwall (still miss some features) I was about to say "Should just be remote firewall syslog" but I googled it to see if you needed to specify the Port number and found this https://kb.smoothwall.com/hc/en-us/articles/4871293963164-Send-Smoothwall-Firewall-logs-to-Police-CyberAlarm Looks like no port required (514 is default) We use greylog to collect all our logs here
  3. Sorry I am shamelessly stealing some of these widgets we already run zabbix in house for a while now so I have the data already. Plus we also have Sophos so the only words I can say are ZOINK and Thanks for sharing ! 👍
  4. There's -WebPSScript if you are hosting your scripts somewhere internally which is what I did during dev (and just left it there)
  5. I went down the Tdarr route to auto scan/compress as we had hours of Drama and PE videos in raw uncompressed formats sitting around - I hear FileFlows is now available as a Tdarr alternative but I haven't used it. Now we are cloud based I don't need to do such things.
  6. ours expired a while ago, i only use the api to pull events into graylog for dashboards and the like. But for us we were able to just hit "regenerate" and restart api in the actual configuration utility itself
  7. We went with OSDCloud delivered by iVentoy pxe in the end, lightweight and very customisable in it's powershell glory
  8. Same here ! (Didn't know it was a thing, not that I've joined as IParry.)
  9. For anyone looking at this and who also has linked their Net2 install to Net2Online you can use the same api calls against <yourdomain>.net2online.com to get events, doors open doors, etc etc etc. The authentication against their website is /almost/ the same with some soft AES encryption on the password field prior to delivering the post payload. I wrapped it up in a Invoke-Net2Login PowerShell function to return the token to use on future api calls. They even have their own ClientID in the api call from the logon page
  10. We had so many I even made a GrayLog dashboard to keep an eye on it. We have migrated everyone off it now so logs are nice and quiet now. ~200,000 attempts a week.
  11. Have a ticket raised today to say the same, so having the same Autosave issue going on here aswell.
  12. me me me I like APIs ! and it's on the never-ending to-do list
  13. Similar here. Getting tickets saying can't load/log in. Works fine for all of us testing it. Later one Tech gets no css loaded so the page looks super retro. Refresh and all ok. Very patchy
  14. I pass this shop daily and it always makes me fancy popping in for some Swets ..
  15. For me personally yes. You can see it in my 2nd screenshot (about 3 lines down) I'm wondering if you installing mariadb again forced it to start. Who knows but that would be why it didn't list anything on ps aux|grep -i sql.... it doesn't have sql in the name, now you can do ps aux|grep mariadb.. Now the fun bit begins !
  16. Ok I can't seem to work out how to do images I just followed that guide on a pi vm and had similar steps. It does look like it installs MariaDB along with Zabbix Server but doesn't start it. I had the same error (about socket) until I did systemctl start mariadb edit: oh sure now let me attach the image
  17. Yep totally. I use MariaDB myself, just figured I'd suggest the original but seems Raspberry goes for MariaDB
  18. Oh! heh... I was just installing Pi OS on a quick vm to take a look. but reading that forum makes sense.. ( I Use docker under linux so I have it setup different in containers ) so if that other forum is correct you'll need to install a SQL instance to run it on. Like that other post mentions there's a few types but all the main ones will work and lot of people will have different opinions, the basic MySQL can be installed with apt install mysql-server Which should guide you through setting up the first user etc which you can use in the following Zabbix steps
  19. Try just systemctl start mysqld rather than zabbix-server-mysql
  20. I've had no hands on with Pi's so take with salt.. try something like ps aux | grep -i sql (i'm assuming an sql not mariadb service) Hopefully you will see something like : sql 2570457 10.4 3.6 4988572 602036 ? Ssl Feb23 7198:35 mysqld --character-set-server=utf8mb4.................. to at least confirm it's running.
  21. ridiculously obvious question, sql is running and the socket is available isn't it? (i've been there!)
  22. Hi. Collogue here has found that when opening another mailbox the @ is replaced with the encoded %40 (ie https://outlook.office.com/mail/mailbox%40domain.com not https://outlook.office.com/mail/[email protected]) manually changing the %40 to @ opens the mailbox. Has been tested here on several users/mailboxes and computers.
  23. The Goolies Might already be here but couldn't see it
  24. I got impatient waiting and ran this http://www.edugeek.net/forums/internet-related-filtering-firewall/223524-smoothwall-root-ca-renewal.html#post1915066
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