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This is pretty tough to implement because then the next folks will start whining, “Yeah, but I used a different IP” – “Yeah, I have DHCP and the IP changes every 5 minutes” – “But I have a different port” – “My ISP blocks internal queries", "I have everything externally via HTTPS,” etc., etc. |
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I think that those people know about those limitations and shouldn't hold back 95% of the people. I also do expose things through rev proxy and sometimes change port but that shouldn't prevent a nicer quality of life for most other people, should it? |
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We all like and appreciate this collection of scripts, they have truly been a game changer for me in my home-lab, thank you.
With more and more services created with these scripts it's getting harder and harder to keep track of the services they provide IP and port, so I have started manually to adjust the pre-define LXC/VM notes to have a hyperlink to the service/UI that the script just created. I know there are many other ways to keep track of these links and I use some of them, but not for all obscure services.
It would just be a quality of life improvement to automatically also add a link to the UI the script just created within the notes.
I mean in no way to remove the note, just add a link to e.g. Immich. to it's easier to reach it.
What do you think?
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