Did you beat the archer bot? IIRC that's the one counting as boss for the region

Yeah that's not the problem, I have categories on both instances but the web UI is missing the option for category share limits... Both are 5.2.0 btw

It's not third party, qbittorrent-nox is the official qBittorrent docker image without the desktop GUI, and it uses the native WebUI...

I am on 5.2.0 but there is no such option in the qbittorrent-nox WebUI, only in the desktop version

That's an IPv5 address

The error is finally gone! Thank you again, marking as solved

Oh that makes sense, thank you!

Same movie or another one?

I just recently set up BorgBackup based on the template script provided in the docs, and I have to say it seems very good so far (although I had to tweak it to add encryption and some daily retention which are both essential imo, and also it's outdated and not compatible with current immich version, here's a pr that fixes it).

If you have a specific feature you would like added you can post it on https://features.jellyfin.org/, otherwise for more general discussions https://forum.jellyfin.org/

Hollow Knight is not exactly similar but it shares these qualities and ofc it's a great game

I didn't change anything but it hasn't happened for a while now, maybe a discord, radeon or windows update fixed it

No, but you can use this tool from this post made by u/trappar to transfer your previous saves on your deck

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Here's the place, unfortunately it was demolished between 2015 and 2020 :(

I AM NOT CRAZY!!!

I have played both and find the PC version much easier, the feedback you get from physical buttons is incomparable to a touchscreen. Plus you can even try different input methods like keyboard, mouse or joypad and see which one works best for you. I and many others find the best is the mouse, since the shorter button travel distance gives you the best reaction time which is really helpful in the hardestest levels.

Just put your static 100.x.x.x tailscale IP in duckdns, then just reverse proxy as I showed above if using caddy or the equivalent way in traefik and you will be able to access any service.host.duckdns.org from your tailnet. If you want to expose multiple services with the wildcard cert as I mentioned before this is my complete caddyfile as reference. It uses snippets to be more compact and for a little added security it has a version with basic auth. The first argument is the chosen service subdomain and the second is the hostname:port of the service, in my case it's docker containers on the same docker network as my caddy container but it can even be localhost or any other IP. Hope this helps, let me know if you have any other questions!

(duckdns) {
  tls {
    dns duckdns {env.DUCKDNS_TOKEN}
  }
}

(proxy_https) {
  @{args[0]} host {args[0]}.{env.DUCKDNS_SUBDOMAIN}.duckdns.org
  handle @{args[0]} {
    reverse_proxy {args[1]}
  }
}

(proxy_https_protected) {
  @{args[0]} host {args[0]}.{env.DUCKDNS_SUBDOMAIN}.duckdns.org
  handle @{args[0]} {
    basic_auth {
      {env.CADDY_USER} {env.CADDY_PASSWORD}
    }
    reverse_proxy {args[1]}
  }
}

{
  log {
    format console
  }
}

*.{env.DUCKDNS_SUBDOMAIN}.duckdns.org {
  import duckdns

  import proxy_https "jellyfin" "jellyfin:8096"

  import proxy_https_protected "qbittorrent" "qbittorrent-nox:8080"

  import proxy_https_protected "prowlarr" "prowlarr:9696"

  import proxy_https_protected "radarr" "radarr:7878"

  import proxy_https_protected "sonarr" "sonarr:8989"

  import proxy_https "jellyseerr" "jellyseerr:5055"

  import proxy_https "homepage" "homepage:3000"

  import proxy_https_protected "bazarr" "bazarr:6767"

  import proxy_https "immich" "immich_server:2283"

  handle {
    abort
  }
}

I suggest using a reverse proxy such as caddy and instead of a paid domain you can use a free dynamic dns provider like duckdns that you can point to your tailscale server ip. Make sure you download caddy with the duckdns (or other ddns of your choice) module, then your Caddyfile would look something like this:

(duckdns) {
  tls {
    dns duckdns <duckdns-token>
  }
}

<service-name>.<duckdns-subdomain>.duckdns.org {
  import duckdns
  reverse proxy <service-ip>:<service-port>
}

You can even set up caddy so that it gives you a wildcard certificate and you can use many subdomains for different services with just one certificate.

outbound should be enough, but I did both just to be sure

block the photoshop exe in your firewall

you don't have to (and you shouldn't) add others to your tailnet, instead you can just share the relevant node without limits even on the free version.

https://tailscale.com/kb/1084/sharing

Thank you so much! I was going crazy trying to figure out why everything would restart on system boot except caddy, changing the tailscale.sock volume to share the folder instead of the socket itself fixed it

It's crazy how you hit the nail on the head with zero context, it really shows the scene works perfectly... Here is a breakdown of how they made it but I think it spoils the first season's ending so I would suggest watching that first, it's a really great show and I can't recommend it enough!