I have used a couple of your videos for things in my homelab. I didn't need this video, but came to watch specifically because it said no music and I wanted to feed the algorithm. I always found the music too loud and distracting. Some music in intros, transitions, w/ever... But music off while teacher is talking lol
I truly appreciate the input. I turned the music way down in this video th-cam.com/video/1YFcey5mNCE/w-d-xo.html I'd love to know if it's still distracting. If it is, I'm just going to scrap the music from here on.
I have only briefly looked at AdGuard Home. I like the simplicity of local DNS entries in pihole. I do have AdGuard Home on my list to really try. I'm mostly interested in it's support for wildcard dns entries.
Yeah. I messed up the music pretty good. Have you watched my latest video? I turned the music way down. I'm wondering if I need to drop it all together?
@@hardwoodhomelab code-server exposes each port on a subdomain like 8080.vscode.fqdn and I didn't want to manually add like 10000 lines to the file in pihole
the issue u are facing regarding the nfs-storage, could be that the user (usergroup) inside the container has no rights to write to the nfs directory. to investigete this, you could exec into the container and try to create a file at the mounted directory. If its not working you need to adjust permissions on your nfs-directory.
It's definitely permissions on my nfs. I just can't figure out how to fix them. I set the nfs share directory to 777 permissions and it still doesn't work. I need to learn more about NFS.
To my ear,it is easier to clearly understand the spoken word w/o music also playing. Thank you for posting this 2nd version.
Thanks for letting me know. I have changed my format so I only have intro/outro music. I love to hear hear opinions that make what I do here better.
nice that you re-upload the video without music after someone make a comment in the other video
great video
It was simple enough to do. I have small channel and I can respond to these things easily enough. If you don't mind me asking, which did you prefer?
@@hardwoodhomelab i prefer the one with no music but that will depend for other
I have used a couple of your videos for things in my homelab. I didn't need this video, but came to watch specifically because it said no music and I wanted to feed the algorithm. I always found the music too loud and distracting. Some music in intros, transitions, w/ever... But music off while teacher is talking lol
Definitely the one with no music. Thanks for the video!
I truly appreciate the input. I turned the music way down in this video th-cam.com/video/1YFcey5mNCE/w-d-xo.html I'd love to know if it's still distracting. If it is, I'm just going to scrap the music from here on.
Have you tried Ad Guard Home? Give it a side by side comparison. I went with Ad Guard.
I have only briefly looked at AdGuard Home. I like the simplicity of local DNS entries in pihole. I do have AdGuard Home on my list to really try. I'm mostly interested in it's support for wildcard dns entries.
Much better without the loud background music
Yeah. I messed up the music pretty good. Have you watched my latest video? I turned the music way down. I'm wondering if I need to drop it all together?
For concentration I personally would remove the music.
Great videos. Have a problem with my pi-hole server. It does not seem to work with the nginx SSL certificates. Other servers work ok.
I'm not sure why. I have never had an issue with Nginx reverse proxy.
I used to run this but migrated to adguard home for wildcard DNS certs
I've never tried wildcard dns in my lab. I might have to switch to adgaurd to try that out. Thanks for the suggestion.
@@hardwoodhomelab code-server exposes each port on a subdomain like 8080.vscode.fqdn and I didn't want to manually add like 10000 lines to the file in pihole
It makes sense. It's something I have tried to do on both pfsense and pihole. Neither support it.
the issue u are facing regarding the nfs-storage, could be that the user (usergroup) inside the container has no rights to write to the nfs directory.
to investigete this, you could exec into the container and try to create a file at the mounted directory. If its not working you need to adjust permissions on your nfs-directory.
It's definitely permissions on my nfs. I just can't figure out how to fix them. I set the nfs share directory to 777 permissions and it still doesn't work. I need to learn more about NFS.