

Yeah, seems fixed. Thank you.
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Yeah, seems fixed. Thank you.


Seems to be a fixed width site, indeed.


They are forges.
I think the comment of migrating git, was more for smaller and maybe private projects. Not large collaborations. So only the git part, not the forge part.


Those are all part of the forge, not git.
The 2 are very different things.
Kind of like an RSS feed reader does. It collects articles from different rss feeds and presents them to you in one place.


This is the way to do it.
Although, I can’t get it to do facial recognision on my external library for some reason.


Wouldn’t Finamp do this for you?


It’s noted in the release notes that they release a new major version every 3 months.


You don’t have to use all the features. Restarting a service is a pretty broad feature. If it’s too broad, You will likely have to code something yourself.


This sounds exactly like what Cockpit was made to do…


So lets hope this 10.11.7 is not subject to the axios one. :)


also in the docker repository.


It might not be the best for ebooks, but I use audiobookshelf. It supports read status for ebooks too.


ssh, git and docker compose files.


If you don’t have another server, this is likely your best option. It’s a simple app, that pings the website on a given interval and gives an app notification if it can’t reach it.


Gald to hear someone using it the way it should be used. As an assistant.


You should probably disclaim that this was built with the help of Claude…
From the .gitignore file:
/.claude


I would suggest you start reading up on reverse proxies, like nginx, caddy or traefik. And maybe docker, to containerize your services, so you don’t “splatter” stuff all over your filesystem.


Everything still needs to be set in configuration.yaml. right? I see nothing that inidcates that it’s possible to set up from the UI yet.
I setup the IT-Tools mostly for fun. I’ve only used it a couple of times, but it’s a swiss army knife of small practical tools.