I unretired an old racknerd vps and got it running on there… works great!

Just need to now figure out how to move it to something that can actually cope with it lol…

Any ideas how to backup an instance and move it?

I guess it would be a matter of getting a new VPS, pointing my domain to it, reinstalling and then moving over the .live folder?

thank you… I’ll look into things more.

I tried to run your script on a proxmox Debian 12 lxc but i hit a few issues… i already run a reverse proxy etc…

So… what VPS would you recommend to run this on ? It will literally only be for myself to maintain my subscriptions and have a singular account…

Sure… i already have an oracle free tier that i use for NPM (though switching it to caddy) … i’d be wary of trusting either of them for long term usage though…

Mind sharing which VPs those are?

the problems mentioned by @cstine@lemmy.uncomfortable.business are what lead me to try Caddy… there’s no fancy gui but it does “just work” once you figure out the caddyfile…

wasabi is cheaper than B2 unless…

• you store less than 1TB (they charge for a minimum of 1TB even if you store nothing)
• you pay for any data you upload for 90 days minimum… so if you upload 500GB and then delete it within 90 days, you’re paying for it for the duration anyway…
• You can only download the same amount as you store in a month without incurring egress costs.

The 3 points above are how they can not charge egress for the majority of people.

not difficult to understand really… I posted that comment in a different thread but it showed up in this one…

Or… to be more precise (possibly) I intended to post it in a different thread…

I dunno… it’s not a link… it’s just a filename… i don’t see why not…

torrentgalaxy, search for :

Buffy.the.Vampire.Slayer.S01.1080p.WEBRip.x265-RARBG Buffy.the.Vampire.Slayer.S02.1080p.WEBRip.x265-RARBG Buffy.the.Vampire.Slayer.S03.1080p.WEBRip.x265-RARBG Buffy.the.Vampire.Slayer.S04.1080p.WEBRip.x265-RARBG Buffy.the.Vampire.Slayer.S05.1080p.WEBRip.x265-RARBG Buffy.the.Vampire.Slayer.S06.1080p.WEBRip.x265-RARBG Buffy.the.Vampire.Slayer.S07.1080p.WEBRip.x265-RARBG

oh wth…this isn’t the first time this has happened… i posted that on a thread about buffy… how the hell did it end up in here.

torrentgalaxy, search for :

• Buffy.the.Vampire.Slayer.S01.1080p.WEBRip.x265-RARBG
• Buffy.the.Vampire.Slayer.S02.1080p.WEBRip.x265-RARBG
• Buffy.the.Vampire.Slayer.S03.1080p.WEBRip.x265-RARBG
• Buffy.the.Vampire.Slayer.S04.1080p.WEBRip.x265-RARBG
• Buffy.the.Vampire.Slayer.S05.1080p.WEBRip.x265-RARBG
• Buffy.the.Vampire.Slayer.S06.1080p.WEBRip.x265-RARBG
• Buffy.the.Vampire.Slayer.S07.1080p.WEBRip.x265-RARBG

Depends what it is you miss about RARBG… if it’s the x265 encodes, then look up Infinity on torrentgalaxy

Amazing… .thank you!

Ah OK… i don’t have that in my Caddyfile so i guess i won’t have this issue.

Are you able to point me to where i can find the cache options? I’m also new to Caddy and want to make sure i’m not making any silly mistakes.

I had it running but it didn’t seem to be issuing wildcards… but afterwards i realised that whilst i had told it to use the cloudflare API… i don’t think at any stage i’d actually told it to issue wildcards… i guess i need to figure out how to do that…

I’m questioning my need though really… i think the docs say it’s not recommended unless you’re dealing with thousands of subdomains…

Literally the best tracker you can be involved with… as soon as you get an account you will be showered with points just for being new… Send me your username and ill send you a few too :)

your connection is 50 megaBITS not megaBYTES… so divide 50 by 8 and you’ll get your answer…

50 / 8 = 6.25

Now take in to account the overheads… the speed you’re seeing is completely accurate.

If you wanted to download at 50 MegaBYTES as you insinuated then the same math applies…

50 * 8 = 400

So you’d need to pay for a 400 to 500 Megabit connection.

I have a 900 / 110 connection and my actual MegaByte speeds are 90 / 10

You may feel hard done by, but this has always been the way… as far as I know every ISP in the world markets in Mb (MegaBit) not MB (MegaByte)

Thank you for this… i need to take some time to read it more thoroughly… though your approach with Docker though will likely make a lot more sense for my environment.