All about me. My Bio.
I worked out this was odd behavior on my OPNSense firewall NAT rules.
For some reason some syncing worked (eg. beehaw.org) but new connections failed. I’m not sure why. Maybe established sessions were kept alive.
Those rules haven’t changed in months and months, so I’ll chalk that up to “weirdness”.
Yeah, I’ve tried that a couple of times too.
And run through all the federation troubleshooting steps in the docs.
I thought that, and in the past I’ve been off for a day or two and always caught up.
This time I haven’t and it’s been a week or two since coming back online.
There’s always a way: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VhYEOG9LOIk
“For example, if you send a message from Beeper to a friend on WhatsApp, the message is encrypted on your Beeper client, sent to the Beeper web service, which decrypts and re-encrypts the message with WhatsApp’s proprietary encryption protocol.”
So, not really end to end for most common use-cases.
I don’t think it’s about lemmy.
Moving to Caseta for lighting from the random mix of bulbs which never quite work was amazing. It’s also much cheaper to put in one controllable switch than replace the 6 bulbs in the light fittings connected to the wall switch. Those bulbs always fail in weird and non-debuggable ways.
I use Crafty Controller (https://craftycontrol.com/) to manage the minecraft servers. It runs in a docker instance and gives you a nice web UI to manage each minecraft server. I use it to delegate control to my kids to create and manage servers as necessary.
Finally, if you’re not using a config mgmt tool, I’d start looking, so you can make everything easily re-doable. Personally I’m using Ansible, but puppet, chef, salt, etc all work too. Ansible is easiest given it does need it’s own infra. I like it so if something dies I can redeploy everything onto a different server.
One way is to run Pi-hole’s admin interface on a different port. That’s configured in:
Set:
server.port := 8000Then your URL is http://IP:8000/admin