glizzyguzzler

Ignore the peeps saying not to use a regular pci-e card. Old recc, ASmedia ones are ideal good for 4-6 ports. 8+ you need to dabble in LSI shenanigans. The ASmedia ones use way less power and are worth it if you don’t need 8+ ports. You get all the features you want, they look and act like real SATA ports.

Check these guides (not just applicable to unraid, I don’t use unraid, but they cater towards a “ez straightforward” crowd so they make relatively concise and vetted info dumps):

https://forums.unraid.net/topic/102010-recommended-controllers-for-unraid/

https://forums.unraid.net/topic/41340-satasas-controllers-tested-real-world-max-throughput-during-parity-check/

I am digging this, thanks for keeping it updated and improving it!

I see that you say it’s feature complete / no user stuff; but it’d really mesh well if it took OIDC authentication. Don’t need it to make users or anything, just instead of the password popup the OIDC provider is asked for confirmation that whatever user registered with the OIDC is logged in. That’d let me leverage extra 2FA protection from the OIDC provider and juice on that one-login life.

Now I have no experience making OIDC crap work nor how it even works behind the scenes, so I can’t help :( sorry; just wishful thinking.

Also saw on your github - hope our newly shit-out gestapo don’t bother you!

If you’ve got Debian already installed, I cannot resist advocating for Incus (stable branch from Zabbly repo with web ui https://blog.simos.info/how-to-install-and-setup-the-incus-web-ui/) in lieu of proxmox. Does the same thing but you don’t have to rip out the kernel Debian uses.

With Debian 13 you have access to podman quadlets, use that for any non-vm needs. The ease of docker compose files easily removes reason for programs in LXC containers, and podman removes reason for docker in an LXC. LXC is left only for programs that aren’t containerized. VMs for security DMZ. Podman for bulk of stuff you want.

Good luck!