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www.xythobuz.de
With growing storage needs I sooner or later had to build a proper NAS. Before that, I was using mutliple 4TB disks in my desktop to store stuff like music, movie, photo and tv-series collections, backed-up to a wild assortment of plain 3.5" HDDs put into a USB-SATA bay. To have a centralised place for all these files, as well as for running server software like a media library with live transcoding, I decided to go with FreeNAS / TrueNAS, based on FreeBSD. This is what the result looks like, currently l... |
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blog.tolki.dev
I have a PC that's always on. |
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neurrone.com
Triumphs, tribulations and what I learned assembling my first DIY NAS |
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mtyurt.net
In this post, I'll briefly talk about how to host two websites from the same port within one server. Less server, less money. |
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