Rook, ceph is utter shit when it comes to deletion, I'm wiping my machines clean. We should have better wikis /hsg/ sisters.
Evan Price
That's my image in the OP.
Carter Murphy
I'd like to build a NAS, preferably rack mounted and fast enough to saturate a gigabit link. between 4-8 drives depending on what drives I can scavenge. Any recommendations? (cases, prebuilt servers like poweredges, whatever)
Jonathan Lewis
I could get 2 E5-2630L for 14€ each. Are it worth it or just E-waste because of the L? Any good budget dual sockets I could put them in of they're ok?
Gabriel Williams
What are you planning to do? I assume the L means lower power. If you can get a mobo that isn't a nightmare to work with it might not be a bad deal.
Samuel King
Maybe a stupid question but I've got an rpi, and some 3.5" HDDs, how can i connect them up? Powered usb hub and usb to sata cables?
Kayden Richardson
>We should have better wikis /hsg/ sisters. Would it make sense to have some (probably opinionated) guide to hardware and software, depending on a set of requirements and budget? I'm no expert but could contribute something, according to my own experiences and opinions that is. Current wiki page is decent, has plenty of information but I feel that it's lacking some simple basic guide from 0 to home server. Congrats user. I like the idea of OPs using pics from previous threads to be desu. >rack mounted Well, that would be one area of expertise where I wouldn't be able to contribute much. >fast enough to saturate a gigabit link Even a RPi4 with some recent HDD would be able to do that for linear reads and probably writes. >3.5" Better get USB to SATA enclosures that are already powered. Powered USB hubs and USB to SATA cables without external power supply work with 2.5" drives only.
What the actual fuck? I got myself a PowerWalker VI R1U 750VA for my network rack, and put a Raspberry Pi in there to monitor it over USB, but now that's not gonna work. My other option is using Network UPS Tools, but from what I've read the support for this model is garbage. And here I thought I was being clever by putting that RPi in.
You'd think there would be some standarized communication protocol for UPSes, but no, of course not. I did send them an email about it, but I doubt they will do anything.
Nextcloud, private git and vpn server for accessing LAN on the go
Cooper Butler
does anyone here use ZeroTier for accessing their LAN remotely? ive been finding it quite handy so far but im a bit schizo with it being relatively new and not very widely deployed.
