What site is that tracker thing?

It gets more confusing when you read their user name

I mean it should be pretty safe if it’s local only. If your network is compromised jellyfin is the least of your worries.

Switch to mobile data and put the public ip of your network and the jellyfin port in a browser and make sure it can’t be accessed

Because its not on a powerful google server, it’s just a volunteer. Some instances allow proxying to hide your ip but i believe it is more taxing on the server

Well i don’t think they are trolling i imagine they legitamately don’t realize that is what the poster is wanting. It’s not very clear

They are requesting a context menu option, no? And the ability to move multiple items?

It does have those abilities. Does op just want to rename them?

I believe you can set up a http stream and then have others connect to it

I use the app it is for android but it already has that feature: https://paste.tchncs.de/upload/bear-wolf-eagle

I use material files and when you press the cut icon, it literally says “move to” while you are selecting the destination

Where does it write the file

I’ve never had an issue with pihole (i run them on the same device). Pivpn ibstaller typically detects pihole and juat sets it up as pivpn dns but you could also have it not do this in the installer

The easiest way is with pivpn

https://www.pivpn.io/

You mean before?

I have decided to use rrsync to do this.

Im using btrfs on the back drive but using ext4 on the remote devices. Wont the snapshots, if sent to a remote device be the same size as the original data?

I’ve tried it before but i want a situation where i dont need to use the ssh agent. I think i’m gonna go with using rrsync

I have tried but it doesn’t really work in the script. You load the key into the agent but it still asks for the passphrase

Yeah, i think im gonna look into rrsync and try to set up a user with a password-less key

Because i don’t like have passphraseless keys on my devices, i may just be being paranoid.

I use it too but i like rsync better for backups