It's a fork of it specifically for jellyfin instead of Plex, so yes π
Nice heads up
I don't think a raspberry pi is really suitable for huge amounts of storage. Ideally you should prefer some proper NAS device that also does some proper RAID configuration.
Happy to hear!
I updated the guides to include a link to my next guide: Jellyfin + Jellyseer in junction with sonarr / radarr. Make sure to refresh the page :)
I never really looked into readarr i'm sorry... maybe someone else can chime in? I've always found calibre web super annoying aswell
I saw you peeked inside my ssh key drawer last night step-LAN
This is so sad lol
German here, no certs aswell
I got in to IT by just writing on my CV what I know I can do and what I learned in my free time.
Some company interviewed me, I could convince them that I really know a lot of stuff and that got me in.
Ever since then all I had where the companies I worked at and that was sufficient
https://www.truenas.com/docs/scale/22.12/scaletutorials/apps/docker/#adding-custom-applications
Scrolling down should show you the different screenshots. Point 6. of the list should show the "Storage" Tab where you have the "Host Path Volumes"
That should enable you to link a path on your host to a path on your docker container.
For example Host: /mnt/mediashare/audiobooks Container: /media/audiobooks
Then the people should switch over the communities to another instance then
We don't either
You're right, but introducing .env files would be an extra step for each and every docker process here.
This was meant as an absolutely fundamental basic setup. If you know your way around docker you also know what to improve from those guides.
Everyone who does not know this, can get the services up and running without extra steps.