Matt The Horwood

You can connect nextcloud to home assistant, I do that

Yeah, I did think that.

not much I can do now

I have been using mp3va.com for some time, the price per track is mad cheap. Im not saying its fully legal (https://www.mp3va.com/help#q42_0) but if pay someone for my music then I feel a bit better about it.

If what you want is on bandcamp then get it from there, as has already been said its the little guys that need your money. The big artists already have millions.

Ive been using jellyfin for some years now, switched from subsonic when I got into films and TV shows.

I still love having my own music library, I can do what ever I need with the content. Also things to disappear at random.

Yes, I would recommend not using docker to run things when starting out.

Learn how to use the command line

What you need is split view DNS, setup cloudflare with your external IP. Get the wildcard cert, then in pihole add your local DNS names to it.

This is almost what it do, just I don’t use cloudflare. OVH for the win.

I have door sensors and when an external door is opened, turn off the heating. Was after we had a firepit and kids kept going in and out and leaving the doors open.

Works most of the time, except that 1 door falls off the ZigBee network as it doesn’t get used as much

Can recommend OVH, they are great and have DNS API

Of your after a wildcard certificate I can recommend OVH for both domain registrar and DNS hosting, they have an API to allow certbot to get both single domains and wildcard certs.

I use OVH for DNS, vps and dedicated server

I would echo that, look for a mentor.

How much Linux terminal do you know? As that will speed up your learning

Oh, you shouldn’t need to do anything other then point a site at it.

Will update the readme when I get home

Edit: thanks for the feedback

theres no config for it, it listens on port 8080. I need to expose the logs dir, but not done that yet. So all the logs will only be in the container, but you could point a mount at /var/www/html/logs

will be adding it to my setup on Tuesday, so will see how well it works in anger

this just in 👉 https://hub.docker.com/r/mhzawadi/csp-report

I have started on a docker image that will allow you to collect the CSP reports 👉 https://github.com/mhzawadi/docker-csp-report

Its not working just yet, will work it this week

Yeah that’s the gist, there need to be something on the end of /csp-report or it won’t work.

Will have a look and see if I can make something

Sorry I dont, but our devs have some PHP to log requests to a file. On Monday will see if I can get that and make a docker image you can run

your in luck, I have been doing this at work.

First have a look at the report header Content-Security-Policy-Report-Only add things you know about, as that will allow you to log what you need to have setup. Then once you have a list of things you know you need, add them and what the logs again. adding in things as you see and verify them.

Also dont just add things in without checking that its in your code, you dont want to add hack-me.com by mistake.

OVH is not free, but very cheap

No, the compose file lists the network but the container is still in its own network.

You need to add this to the container

    networks:
      - nginx-proxy-manager_defualt