TooL

Irc is the route I’ve always gone. Irchighway is the server I use.

2nd liftoff, just wish I could add my kbin account.

• Debian for stable.
• Fedora if you want a bit more bleeding edge.
• Arch for desktop/laptops.

At least that’s how I’ve been running my homelab stuff for years now.

I’ll still be using Fedora. But i’m a RHEL Engineer soo… kinda makes sense to stick with it. I don’t see this really having much of an effect on me.

What does this have to do with fedora? Fedora is actively supported by redhat I doubt you’re going to see any changes with this. This really only affects redhat alternate distros like rocky.

Sorry, I guess kbin doesn’t notify you of replies to your comments? Just now saw this. My servers are on different vlans actually. My esxi node is on my old infra vlan, where as the unraid server is on my new one. I just haven’t gotten around to moving everything off the old vlan.

Was easier for me just to create an exception for those two servers to talk across vlans than to bother moving everything over. It’s one of those “i’ll get to that one day” kind of projects.

While I don’t use my *arr stack in quite the same way, I do not see why you wouldn’t be able to do it.

You’ll need to set up mount points, and the permissions can be a bit finicky but other than that you shouldn’t have an issue.

I currently have my download client setup on a separate server (VM on esxi) and my *arr stack set up on unRAID and it will kick off the download, then move the downloads between servers no problem.

How did you get it to show up as an actual launch item in steam? I have to launch battlnet then launch the game from there. works flawless it’s just one extra step.

Doesn’t this still have the same vulnerability of the potential for a hostile takeover similar to tor? Also, is there any way to use i2p to bypass geoblocking? If not that’s a major reason why I and many people use vpns.