TheHive

I only handle “official” stuff with it. So invoices, some personal documents and the likes. PDF and image files, that’s it.

What do you mean by “change”? Never noticed anything.

I still go through the effort of naming my files properly before uploading. So I could just take all the files and still kind of work with them (outside of paperless). But even that is overkill I guess…

After setting up paperless and Immich I struggled with this as well. I had a structure before an was very attached to it. But both, like mentioned below, will organize files in their own way. There are ways to keep things like you had them, export them, whatever. But I deemed it to be not worth the effort.

It took me some time, but I just accepted whatever these do. In particular since I really like those two services mentioned. Data is accessed through them, and that’s it for now. I backup everything through proxmox mechanisms, which is way more convenient then messing with the data in any way.

Should I want to migrate, I can always cobble together a migration script that pulls my data in ways I like.

Infrastructure as code. My lab has been working stable for a while now, so it’s time to mess things up again. I want everything in code. The POC with the ansible proxmox collection is already working, but it will surely take some time. In particular since I want to implement some improvements like VLANs, proper user management and such

Proxmox, mostly LXCs

• Home Assistant
• Paperless NGX
• OpenWRT
• Arr Stack
• Jellyfin
• Geoactivity Playground
• Calibre Web
• PiHole
• Samba Share
• Tandoor (more of an archive for grandmas good recipes than anything else)
• PDF editor (with the name I forgot)
• Nginx Proxy

I know that feeling. Broke something in my reverse proxy and setting it back up again was painful. I know that certain things had needed special treatment, but how/what/where? Lost 🥲 Going to migrate to infrastructure as code for my documentation now

IR transmitters

Are you into that? I recently started fighting with my stupid ceiling fans and their IR remotes. Would like to get them into HomeAssistant, but are IR transmitters any good across rooms? Or would you have a transmitters right by the receiver and the transmitter speaks some other language for longer distance communication?

What are your use cases for an app like this? Not trying to hate or anything - I just never used timeline and don’t really get what it is doing for you?

Looks very cool in any case!