I've seen most of the bands I care to see, but I would love to have seen Bad Religion in their prime in the early 90s.

This cover is a banger.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/41737442

I run Caddy as my reverse proxy. I find it generally easier to configure than NGINX. I've never tried Traefik. I'm having a hell of a time getting Collabora office working with my NextCloud instance (both via docker) though. Has anyone else successfully done this? I'm not sure if its because I haven't translated the config correctly from the NGINX example, or that it just doesn't work.

I would love to see somebody's config if they have it working.

[copied from Deluan's Reddit post]

This is a call for general testing of the next version of Navidrome. Don't do it if you don't feel like trying cutting edge software, things may break. Here are the steps to upgrade.

First things first: CREATE A BACKUP OF YOUR DATABASE (navidrome.db*).

Upgrade to the BFR version:

Docker: use the label ghcr.io/navidrome/navidrome:pr-2709

Binaries for non-docker installations are available here - NOTE: Windows versions are not working at the moment.

Start Navidrome. It will automatically upgrade your database schema, and run a full scan. This may take a while, wait until it finishes.

Profit! If you find any issues, please report them here.

Is there any way to group zones together? I would like to define zones that are not necessarily circular in shape. I can accomplish what I want by overlapping several of them, but I really want to group them together and treat them as one zone. Is this possible?

I suppose I could probably script up a template trigger...

I recently added some files to my Jellyfin instance, and some of them had their metadata scraped incorrectly. This was no big deal, they weren't named very well. These files ended up being displayed in a "Season Unknown" season of the show. So I fixed the names, and the files' metadata was corrected automatically. However, the "Season Unknown" remained, with no media displaying in it. I can't figure out how to get rid of it. Anyone have any ideas?

Stux from geddit.social think that the massive recent wave of ~100k new Lemmy accounts is likely mostly spammers. Captchas suck, but are they better than the alternative?