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Why are you relying on example.com as a health check? To be really blunt about it, if you’re using it then you’ve misconfigured your stuff.

From their docs:

These web services are provided as best effort, but are not designed to support production applications. While incidental traffic for incorrectly configured applications is expected, please do not design applications that require the example domains to have operating HTTP service.

Based on what? A quick peek and I didn’t see any of the stuff I expect from LLMs

At my house around 10-15. For lemmy.ca and our other sites, 35ish maybe. At work… hundreds.

So use gocryptfs and mount it to a folder.

Modern crypto is really fast though, your CPU has aes extensions that make the performance hit negligible. Doing the entire drive isn’t unreasonable.

Why mix displaying images with the encryption?

Just encrypt the entire drive / partition and then use whatever image program you want.

Check lsmod and see if the kernel modules are loaded. Nvidia smi is probably loading them for you on first run.

Edit your bootloader config and turn off quiet / splash so you actually get a useful boot log.

Imagine a disk shelf of 24 drives being connected by a pair of sas loops. You’d want the faster speeds then. It’s not about individual drives.

One is 6gb sas and the other is 12gb.

You probably won’t notice a difference

Doesn’t really make sense for self hosting. Filtering the traffic is pointless if the traffic just completely overwhelms your internet.

Also generally self hosters aren’t running bgp with their own asn.

You’ve made a virtual disk on the zfs. The vm will never see the zfs, that’s managed entirely by the host.

Yes you’ll want to make a normal partition inside that virtual disk.

With vms you can’t just access the host zfs, it’s always abstracted. If you use lxc containers on proxmox then you can bind the zfs into the container (google it for steps, it’s not in the Gui)

As someone who doesn’t have kids, nope.

Are you running it in docker? If so, did you bind the mount properly? Exec into sh in the container and manually test the folder.

If not docker, su to the immich user and test the same thing.

I don’t remember a manual at all, I think I just learned how to code by messing with nibbles (snake) and gorillas. I remember my friends qbasic came with those two sample games when mine didn’t, so I had to copy them on floppy off his pc.

Like you have it running and added but it’s not scanning?

I can check my config later today if nobody else replies sooner.

https://docs.immich.app/features/libraries/

External libraries use import paths to determine which files to scan. Each library can have multiple import paths so that files from different locations can be added to the same library. Import paths are scanned recursively, and if a file is in multiple import paths, it will only be added once.

Have you double checked your folder permissions?

Yes. It’d be pretty silly of it not to.

I just gave it my giant lightroom library.

I was coding around 8 in logo, dos qbasic and later on Lego mindstorms.

Wa is IO Wait. CPU time burned spent waiting for disk

Hi is hardware irq, similar concept but for hardware devices.

I used to run it on about 800 prod boxes and we provided the hosting for the Gentoo forums. It’ll always have a soft spot in my heart, but even with us using binary packages I won’t miss how long emerge takes.

I have all my home infra on one beefy box, except for two things. These are services that I deem critical enough that I don’t want them to have an outage at the same time as anything else.

Opnsense gets a dedicated mini firewall pc, and Home Assistant runs on an old intel nuc