Means you got the wrong ip…the correct one is 127.0.0.1

So, if I can choose between a company that fucks me over with their search ranking, sells my data and still tries to present me bought ads as actual results, and is required to provide all this information to a corrupt goverment; versus a company that minimizes the amount of collected data, so they don’t have to hand over so many information while being supoenad, I choose the 2nd option

You could even trigger the widget with tasker periodically to make it more automated

That’s the theory…I usually have to first replace some packages that have been removed / renamed then homemanager is acting up because some stuff now is called differently. And every time it just shows me the one error that failed…

Munin (https://munin-monitoring.org/) It’s not very pretty but quite easy to setup and doesn’t eat so much resources as a Prometheus/grafana setup

No hacking is circumventing the security…if you send out the password it is really bad secops. Stop selling negligence of a party as hacking.

Important to know: the local copy is read only…so you can’t modify existing or create new entries if you aren’t connected to the server

Ohh you are in for a treat 🫠

Did you get it to run? I tried it for about a day or so, and only got it kind of working

What helps a lot for apps with multiple config files:

• if you tell the user to “add code xy to the config file” : tell me which file. is it the main config file? the one of the reverse proxy etc.?
• provide a sensible example library of the config structure. For example: duting the implementation of an importer for beancount I was struggling with what goes where. The example structure was really, really helpful.
• also, if you have configurations which allow different options: TELL ME THE OPTIONS! If I get an error during startup, that for config.foo the value “bar” is not allowed, I need a list of options somehwere, so many hours lost to find out what I can write to config.foo