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Not sure exactly sure how it all works. I’ve never needed to open ports for qbittorrent for downloading or seeding, I imagine it’s the same principal. I 100% don’t have any ports open and can see people actively downloading my music in slskd, confirmed even more by the thank you messages I receive for sharing.

Not sure why people are saying port forwarding is required. I have no ports forwarded to slskd and people are downloading from me just fine.

Does country matter? I always go for the US ones bc I haven’t been sure.

Not sure on the first one. I’ve only had that happen on certain clients, but the fact that it happens in the web UI throws me for a loop. Have you dug into the logs when it happens? Looks like there is a debug option you can set in config. I’m assuming you don’t use tailscale to connect while on LAN? When troubleshooting I usually try to eliminate things one at a time. Disconnect from tailscale to eliminate that possibility, connect via IP instead of hostname to eliminate reverse proxy from the situation and see if it improves, etc.

Regarding out and about, what is your upload speed? Are you using direct play or are you transcoding?

I think you need to address your 4th bullet point and troubleshoot the buffering. That shouldn’t be happening. Are you streaming from outside your LAN when this happens or does it happen even when inside your LAN?

Regarding #5 go to the now playing song and tap on the album cover. 4 options should come up. Its the bottom right option.

Side note. I know the other options have download and add to playlist, but I have no idea what the option with the arrow going up does.

Yes I use it. By far the best mobile app I’ve used with Navidrome and possibly the only one with lyric support.

I am very interested, especially if you can tie in Anna’s Archive. I’ve been looking for something like this.

Only do it if you have, or when you get Matter/Thread devices on your network. IIRC, last time I looked at this it appeared to be much more complicated, required an extra add-on container, and was expiremental, so came with the caveat of ‘things might break on updates’.

Is the pi running home assistant or is it an external pi running Z2M independently? Is it connected to your network via WiFi?

cs.rin.ru?

Can you explain your disclaimer? You suggest not setting your AD domain to a web address you use, like one for self hosted sites? So you buy 2 domains, one for AD and one for sites? Or you use an internal domain for AD?

What about ddns?

Edit: never mind reread your comment and saw the port forwrding caveat. Sorry pal.

Ah that makes sense. I haven’t tried GPU passthrough yet. Thanks for that info!

Just FYI I’m assuming you can’t run Ventura due to avx and/or avx2 missing on your CPU. You can get around these with a couple kexts. CryptexFixup for avx2 and NoAVXFSConpressionTypeZlib kext for avx. I am successfully running a Ventura VM on proxmox on a Westmere CPU from 2010.

Isn’t that paid? I pirate because I’m broke lol.

It is only leeching.

Thanks. I didn’t realize syslog would help. Just configured it to send to my grafana/loki server. Not sure if it’s really helping, but seems like maybe it’s a bit faster. I’ve long since done everything listed here and more, but in the last couple months my nextcloud has seemed a bit sluggish for some reason.

Lidarr organizes it for me.

You aren’t the only annoyed one!

In 1980, Stallman and some other hackers at the AI Lab were refused access to the source code for the software of a newly installed laser printer, the Xerox 9700. Stallman had modified the software for the Lab’s previous laser printer (the XGP, Xerographic Printer), so it electronically messaged a user when the person’s job was printed, and would message all logged-in users waiting for print jobs if the printer was jammed. Not being able to add these features to the new printer was a major inconvenience, as the printer was on a different floor from most of the users. This experience convinced Stallman of people’s need to be able to freely modify the software they use.

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