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  1. m9x3mos
    Not sure with that main board but you might need a GPU. For basic home use an eypc chip os overkill, especially if only have 10gb.
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    As this is my personal experience, I wouldn't use smr drives in a nas. I tested it on a spare setup and it was slow on writes and rebuilding a failed drive was causing errors that could lead to data loss sometimes. Rebuild on an array of 4 1tb drives with one new drive took the system about 37 hours.
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    I don't have a Mac but I use nextcloud and their app does sync locally without problems and the pictures with my android phone as well.
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    I'm glad that worked. It is complex due to the interactive capability. Pretty sure there is an undo in the ui so that should be in there somewhere.
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    This might actually work. You can try using this for it to see what it does. Just make sure you have the latest intel graphics driver installed from their site first. https://github.com/Razzmatazzz/Interactive-Easy-GPU-PV
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    If you go into the pool status on truenas what does it say about the disks there? That first screen is for adding new disks to an existing pool. Since you got truenas to see the drive again,I would try rebooting again to see if it picks it up again on it's own before doing anything else. Normally with bare metal it would just pick it up again. When I replicated this in hyper v that is exactly what it did.
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    I think that is a safe guess. I have seen that happen a few times depending on how drives get initialized.
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    Going to need to know more information. Can proxmox see the drives but not truenas? Can truenas see them? How did you assign the disks to begin with?
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    That is correct. The Lenovo ones are quite solid and are much more capable than those mini pcs and have similar idle power draw. I have a m920q that is connected with a 5 bay orico drive enclosure running truenas for a while now and has been very stable. Plus with those you can upgrade storage and ram which is not a given on many n100 machines.
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    I like using goodsync. It isn't the prettiest application but does what it says in the name. They also have an android app, not sure about ios.
  11. m9x3mos
    This is a very good place to start honestly. And you can get some decent deals on used Managed switches depending on which country you live.
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    Dell HP Lenovo
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    For that use case I would recommend looking into getting a 8th Gen intel mini pc instead from one of the big three. The m290q now is getting pretty cheap and will have more horses.
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    The majority of them do depending on what your want to do with them. I have a beelink one that has dual intel 2.5 g ports and it works pretty well.
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    It would also be encoding the stream that it sends. It is a two part process no?
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    As a side note, only the 40 series support av1 encoding but 20 and up do av1 decoding.
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    Happy I was able to help.
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    Mainly security reasons and it is easier to hack FTP vs SFTP. You would be a small target but a target none the less for people to go after. The SSH access of FTP (which is what SFTP is) offers some mitigation and protection of the normal attack vectors of FTP.
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    Oh and also try checking the firewall on the host machine if you haven't already.
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    You can try checking to see if that port is open to the internet as it is possible that something (even your isp) might be blocking the connection. https://www.grc.com/x/ne.dll?bh0bkyd2 Can you connect to it from within your network?
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    You can try xlight if you are running windows. What was wrong with filezilla. That was what I used and had no problem with it.
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    Port forwarding is going to be specific for the router you are using. There should be documentation if you look up your router online.
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    After a quick skim through their site, it looks like they are using a reverse proxy to make it so you don't have to do port forwarding. This might work fine for you with small files. Just note, the performance in upload and download will be limited as you are tunneling through their servers.
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    I personally haven't tried homedrive. I use truenas though and have my router port forward to a vm that runs a reverse proxy for all my public sites. I also have it going through cloudflare for my domain which makes the public ip address not directly visible.
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    That is a system protected folder that I don't think normally you aren't allowed to access. I tried in the past to backup a game but it seems as soon as I touched that folder everything broke. I ended up needing to install a fresh copy of windows to fix it.
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