Byeeeee

How do I set a cronjob on a Hyper-V host?

Power consumption.

Plus, I don’t think an enterprise grade server is designed to spin down the disks when they’re not in use.

Because something that’s critical to my environment (passwords) should be hosted by a company that can provide updates, patching, and remote access more securely than I can.

Everyone thinks that they can self host critical infrastructure better than a paid service, and that may be true for a while. But life has a way of interrupting the best laid plans. Suddenly, one day, you’re several versions out of date and a different vulnerability is used to get in your network. Now you’re like that LastPass employee that was compromised via an out of date plex server.

I have the space and the know how to host my on bitwarden/vaultwarden. But I don’t. Because that’s critical infrastructure and I’ll gladly pay for someone else to host it / patch it / etc.

I do, and the point still stands. If this is something vital to you, why not let someone else be responsible for security/hosting/issues/etc.

If, like me, you’re wondering what this is, it’s a podcast server/client.

So more like a commercial NAS box and less like a repurposed Dell server.

Why not just pay for Bitwarden.

Some people think this is a picture of my family. Well, it’s not. It’s a picture of

Last question; how would I get it to wake when someone’s trying to access a file on it?

I have not but I believe you.

What URL are you using?

BitTorrent sync.

My dog has no nose.

fat acid heat. Just missing sugar for the quardfecta.

Shoutout to Anna.

Syncthing.

https://syncthing.net/

But keeping the service live at all times isn’t really a backup.

https://serverpartdeals.com/

…oh shit, the RAM is on fire.

The RAM. The RAM. The 🐏 is on fire. We don’t need no water let the mothefuxker burn.

Burn mothercucker, burn.

(Thanks phone for the spelling mistakes that I’m leaving).