You need nagios then, it can check just about anything. Send alerts over just about any thing

I would echo this, dont put your database on NFS. it will be slow and if the link goes down, it could destroy the database.

Clamav is a full antivirus, but is missing on access scanning. It’s used a lot as a plugin to server software as you can feed it files and get a yes or no back.

I would not recommend using it as endpoint protection, for that I would look at bitdefender. I use at work and it does the job

Why not use the VPS?

Ovh has UK VPS hosting

Give everyone a login to nextcloud and share a nextcloud calendar with everyone, use devx5 on android to inject the calendar into the Google calendar app?

Nice, when I used subsonic I had snapcast setup. Thats now part of music assistant, an in home assistant

I see, that is the bit I miss from subsonic

You know jellyfin does music right?

This post is from my Lemmy instance, I can see this thread just fine :)

As a self hoster and a dad, I opted to use SMS and Google chat. Google chat on a kids account will only message contacts you know

Like you, using my security cameras. Riolink seems to have the loudest audio of the 2 I use. The other is a Unifi UVC G3 I had from work

OMG, birdnet-go is amazing. I had setup birdnet-pi, till an update to either docker or birdnet-pi broke it.

Now using birdnet-go and the stats are insane, this is just the last week

Not read all the below posts, but yes a /25 is the 192.168.0.0 subnet.

A single IP is /32 so 192.168.0.10/32 would only allow that IP access.

Change the root exports to /32 from /24 and then only 192.168.0.10 can access everything

I once ran subsonic in jukebox mode with snapcast to make it multi room, I know home assistant has music assistant that can also use snapcast to do multi room.

Does cloud flare not do that?

They get certs so must have a way to get any kind of cert

I tried authelia when it was new and could get it to work right, so switched to keycloak.

Also, Lemmy is a collection of instances not 1 big site. So an inactive community might be out of the reach of some admins

is your server in the same subnet as your router? or are you using a delegated subnet from your ISP?

oh my, good work all involved

Keycloak?