Why?

Yeah, I get it. I just prefer the polish.

Emby’s better than both, but jellyfin folks are probably going to crucify me for saying that.

Then ask why no one has patched this well-known bug after all these years, and get flooded with ‘anyone can contribute’ comments.

Agreed. You also have to make sure you get everything configured correctly. The admin should get some suggestions for set up needed in the settings screen.

I also had to provision a lot of cpu cores for it. It doesn’t use much while idle, but try to pull a doc or picture, and you’ll see the cpu usage skyrocket.

And at the end of the day, it’s going to be heavily impacted by your disk speed. If you want superior performance, time to consider data center grade solid state drives.

Didn’t know about borg warehouse. Thanks for the heads up!

I like borg with rsync.

I’m gonna point out the reluctance to improve the user experience to those who complain at the low number of user migrations. Try and stop me.

No worry dude. You don’t have to believe it. Now that you’re gonna be blocked, you won’t even have to see it.

I’ve seen it in this very sub. But I’m not gonna hunt down the comments.

I’ve seen the exact same assholes in this community. They’ll argue on one hand that it’s not too complicated, then openly push back against any UI improvement because they don’t want more people moving into their niche. Gatekeeping turds.

I’m not sure it would intelligently handle that on its own. There’d need to be some manual work on your end.

I recommend looking into a borg/borgmatic setup.

Regarding the ‘taking your phone with and joining untrusted networks,’ you can set up WireGuard to auto join your vpn on any network you haven’t whitelisted, including your cellular network.

Does it need to be exposed to the internet? Putting it behind a vpn would be best.

Besides that, just make sure only the users you need to have access to ssh logins, and use keys for extra hardening. Keep your system updated. Limit that system’s access to other systems on your network, so if it is compromised, they can’t use it as a pivot point for the rest of your setup.

The other commenter’s suggestion of fail2ban is also solid.

Plus certbot and acme easily auto renew the certs.

She’ll make excuses for python inefficiencies. ‘But it has so many libraries available!’

This Russiaphobia is so completely out of fucking control.

It’s wild that Linux stans are such masochists that they believe they can convert people to loving abuse, instead of just making the interface better to attract users.

This is why I’ve stuck with Emby.

I get why people switched, and I’m open to it eventually, but Emby is much more polished. That’s not to say the Emby clients don’t also crash from time to time.