PSA: Update to Jellyfin 10.11.7 immediately (Critical Security Fixes)
The Jellyfin team just dropped v10.11.7 and the patch notes contain a pretty heavy warning. It’s listed as a minor release, but the devs have explicitly stated:
"WARNING: This release contains several extremely important security fixes. These vulnerabilities will be disclosed in 14 days as per our security policy. Users of all versions prior to 10.11.7 are advised to upgrade immediately."
https://redd.it/1s94a18
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How to make your own VPN to avoid the UK government's Orwellian future
I know it is very difficult to stop people using a VPN, but if the individual VPN companies fold I want to make sure I have a safe backup.
Can anyone tell me a step by step guide to make my own VPN for privacy and to access sites that the UK considers bad (which probably includes half the internet by next year), plus a shopping list of items if needed.
I am not a tech genius, nor do I want to do anything heinous on the internet, so a fairly simple VPN will do me just fine. any help towards this would be very much appreciated!
https://redd.it/1s8htdf
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Overwhelmed with options, how to decide the stack correctly?
Hi! New member here.
Yesterday I’ve made a purchase of second hand SFF office PC, that I want to repurpose for home server / central unit for everything digital related.
I’m so fed up with subscription models, not owning anything anymore, being “dependant” on feature changes on third-party services, that decided to go full selfhosted.
I’ve configured Debian 13, Docker, all dependencies, so far no major issues with the “linux experience” so far, I think the biggest challenge I have in front of me is setting up SSL certificates (that many apps require to function propertly, like nextcloud).
However, with all the hype and everything running flawlessly, checking the possibilities and what else can put on the server, I feel overwhelmed (or lets call it FOMO) on what apps should I “main” on my setup. For example there are a lot of task management apps, and of course each person will recommend the ones they are familiar with.
I don’t know if there is any platform that “rate” or compare different selfhosted solutions, the only things I found are very long lists of apps with short description and a link to its homepage, but how one go and say “this will be my endgame” or is this an try and replace scenario to test whatever one hear about?
To be honest I don’t want to touch much my setup once it’s working as expected, tinkering is ok but I want it to be hustlefree as possible.
Let me know if theres any recommendation on that!
Thanks in advance!
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Lightwhale 3.0.0 released
Hi, there!
Sorry to mess up your Easter holiday plans, but I've just released Lightwhale 3.0.0 and I really think you should clear your calendar and try it out! =)
It's a minimalistic Linux that requires no installation or maintenance, just live-boot straight into a working Docker Engine. The system is immutable so it's quite resilient to both malicious and unintentional modifications. And because of its low resource requirements it brings new life to old machines.
Lightwhale fits super well in a hobby homelab where spare time is precious, but really in any server environment where you would much rather focus on the services than babysitting the underlying operating system.
And how does it compare to other immutable OSes like X, Y or Z? No idea, never tried them, sorry.
I've made a fresh new project webpage with an easy to follow getting started guide.
Anyway, end of service announcement, thanks for reading, happy holidays =)
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Will my i5 4th gen be ok long term? Should I upgrade?
https://redd.it/1s7zkmf
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Selfhosted Spotify web relay?
I'm trying to solve a strange network block against Spotify. It's one of these deals where it's not outright blocked, but some of the underlying domains involved in the services are, so I need to find a solution that involves relaying it across a selfhosted web player.
Any ideas? I found Mopidy and Icecast and am considering going that route, but I also found a thread about that 10 years ago so that feels a little dated, possibly.
Any tips would be appreciated.
https://redd.it/1s7sv2j
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that.
I guess that's all for today! We're off for a long April break, so the next major release will likely be in the end of April or the beginning of May. Still plenty of ideas to implement, lots of bugs to squash!
If you like our work, you can support us on https://www.patreon.com/freika or https://ko-fi.com/freika, or, you know, just spread the word :) We'll be happy anyway.
Our links one more time:
Github: https://github.com/Freika/dawarich
Website: https://dawarich.app/
iOS app: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/dawarich/id6739544999
Android app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zeitflow.dawarich
Bis nächstes Mal, Leute!
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Self-hosting online courses recommendations ?
EDIT : I would like to learn about self-hosting, not self-host online courses !
Hi everybody,
I am new to self-hosting and I would like to educate myself via online courses.
Do you know this two ?
\- Coursera : Linux Networking - Basics and Beyond
\- Udemy : Self-Hosting with Docker & Linux: Run Your Own Services
I'm on fedora and I would like to use mostly open source services.
I really want to understand what am I doing instead of following step-by-step tutorials.
Do you have any other recommendations?
Thanks a lot
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I built RSPlayer – an open-source headless music server in Rust
Been working on this for a few years. RSPlayer is a headless music server that runs on any Linux machine — NAS, home server, Raspberry Pi, x86_64 desktop, whatever. You control it from any browser.
The web UI is fully responsive so it works great on phone too.
What it does:
Parametric EQ and DSP built-in (no paid tier)
EBU R128 loudness normalization — runs in the background automatically, no manual tagging
Synchronized lyrics via LRCLIB
Local browser playback mode (stream directly to the browser tab)
12 visualizer styles, 10+ themes
FLAC, DSD, APE, MP3, AAC, OGG, WAV, AIFF, CAF
Keyboard shortcuts for everything
Home Assistant integration
Demo: https://rsplayer.dlj.freemyip.com/
One-line install: bash <(curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ljufa/rsplayer/master/install.sh)
GitHub: https://github.com/ljufa/rsplayer
Hardware/DIY integrations (GPIO DAC control, custom firmware) are optional extras, not required for normal use. Happy to answer questions.
https://redd.it/1s7n0rc
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looking for a reliable VPS in the netherlands
been shopping around for a VPS with a Netherlands-based datacenter for a while now and honestly the options are overwhelming. i need it for a couple of self-hosted projects. nothing too heavy, mostly a personal nextcloud setup and a few small services running in docker. my main requirements are european datacenter (netherlands specifically for the privacy laws), decent uptime, and reasonable pricing. not looking for anything enterprise level, just something reliable that won't randomly go down on me.
https://redd.it/1s7khq5
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I got Immich running natively on Android — no Docker, no root, no cloud
https://github.com/Gennyi07/immich-native-android
https://redd.it/1s7i9he
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Best set of tools for a selfhosted ebook system?
Every time I try to selfhost something new I get overwhelmed by the amount of tools available in that ecosystem 🤣. Anyways now I'm switching my ebooks to being selfhosted. I want a dedicated desktop and mobile app that preferably connect to my home server that would host the books. I'm currently using Readest but they have their own cloud going on and it doesn't do any metadata stuff either. I'm also looking at Booklore (now Grimmory) but haven't found much in terms of apps that could connect to it.
Any suggestions on a good set of apps would be great!
https://redd.it/1s7d6d3
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Steps to take before setting up a backup software?
What steps should I take before trying to setup Backrest, rclone, duplicity, etc.?
If my services are currently running on docker, what files or volumes should I backup in case I mess up setting up the backup software and need to restore?
https://redd.it/1s77tkc
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How much better is Unraid than JBOD for mix-and-matched drives running Immich and Jellyfin?
I've been testing out Immich on an old laptop for about a year and now I'm looking to upgrade and add Jellyfin to the mix. I scored some used HDDs (4TB WD Red, 2x3TB WD Green, 1TB WD Blue) and am looking to throw them into a DAS to attach to my existing setup. This is just a cheap home setup, so I'd like to avoid the cost of Unraid if possible. I'm just wondering how significant the benefits are over JBOD. If I'm properly backing things up, how valuable is the parity drive/cache drive (would probably use the laptop's internal SSD for cache)? Are there other benefits of Unraid that I'm not aware of?
https://redd.it/1s74ulq
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[Discord](https://discord.com/servers/dispatcharr-1340492560220684331)
* [GitHub Releases & Changelogs](https://github.com/Dispatcharr/Dispatcharr/releases)
Core Development Team
u/xxSergeantPandaxx
u/OkinawaBoss
u/Dekzter
And a HUGE thank you to everyone who has contributed via PRs, tools, plugins, feature requests, and bug reports. The community involvement has been incredible.
We'd love your feedback, bug reports, and feature ideas. Please continue to submit them via[ GitHub Issues](https://github.com/Dispatcharr/Dispatcharr/issues). Thanks for the continued support!
\*\*\*DO NOT DISCUSS IPTV PROVIDERS OR ASK WHERE/HOW TO GET THEM IN THIS SUBREDDIT OR IN ANY DISPATCHARR COMMUNITY FORUM\*\*\*
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Octelium v0.29 - A Modern, Self-Hosted, FOSS Unified Alternative to Teleport, ngrok, Tailscale, Cloudflare Zero Trust/Access/Tunnel and remote access VPNs, now with Web Console for Management and Real-Time Monitoring, SIEM, DNS/TLS Management, SCIM, Encryption at Rest.
https://github.com/octelium/octelium
https://redd.it/1s8ngbf
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Remote work setup (Linux → Mac, multi-monitor) — NoMachine not working, alternatives?
Hi everyone, and thanks in advance for any help.
I have two laptops: a company Linux laptop and a personal MacBook Pro. The Linux machine works great, but the battery is terrible, so I’d prefer not to carry it around. My idea is to leave it in the office and work remotely from the Mac.
For context: I often work from different locations with different monitor setups. Due to company policy, I can’t use my personal laptop directly for work, but I *can* connect remotely. To make the Linux machine always accessible, I already have a tunnel set up through a VPS.
What I’m trying to achieve is basically using the Linux machine remotely from my Mac, ideally with a virtual display / multi-monitor setup so it feels like I’m working locally.
I’ve tried NoMachine (free version), but I just couldn’t get it working properly. I’ve tested several configurations and nothing really worked well.
So I have a few questions:
* Has anyone set up something similar successfully?
* Is it worth paying for the NoMachine premium version?
* Are there better alternatives for this use case (multi-monitor remote Linux desktop)?
Any advice or experience would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks a lot!
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Devourer 2.0 - A self hosted client / server combination for books, manga and comics.
Devourer 2.0 - Now with less Node.js.
So, I started this project way back when simply to read my own collection on my iPad. I made it public, and whilst there wasn't much traction - there were a few people using it. Then Booklore came along and all traction died. I still personally used Devourer but didn't actively publish to it because Booklore seemed to be a solid project and I didn't want to take away from what they were doing.
During this time, I started rewriting the server in Go - simply because packaging Node.js executables requires a sacrificing a goat to the dark one and praying for luck. Eventually, what happened to Booklore... happened... and I decided to clean up my little project and publish a new version.
Now, you may be asking - what does Devourer do? I'm too lazy to type a new blurb so I'm just going to copy and paste it from the site.
Devourer is an open source reader / server platform that makes it easy to read your manga and books across multiple platforms.
With support for remote libraries via the Devourer Server; as well as Google Drive, Dropbox and other providers - you're able to read your manga from anywhere.
You can download files or entire series to your device to take with you on the move and not rely on mobile internet when the urge to read strikes!
The Devourer server application is available for Windows, Linux and Mac; whilst the client is available for Windows, Linux, MacOS, iOS and Android.
I'm more than happy to listen to feature requests, hopefully there'll be a little bit more traction and I'll get some good ideas.
Now, to give a little bit of further context about me. I'm not a vibe coder, I'm a Technology Director for a Professional Services firm who worked my way up from associate developer to Principal Engineer and beyond; slowly but surely over time. I've got nothing against AI when it comes to feeding it error logs or asking it to "plz scaffold me some unit tests"; or utilising it with proper guardrails and governance (as a part of my day job)... but I just like coding. Sometimes I might use it as a sounding board to go "I have this dumb idea, let's talk"; but that's about as far as it goes.
Note: Mobile clients are in test builds as there wasn't much demand the first time around, though it may be time to finally publish them. The server includes a bundled client as well.
Site: https://devourer.dev/
Server: https://github.com/ethereal-squirrel/devourer-reader-server
Client: https://github.com/ethereal-squirrel/devourer-reader-client
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Super Productivity v18 - automations, zen theme, better mobile, and more reliable sync
https://redd.it/1s80n15
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Is anyone else having issues with Stirling-PDF recently?
I’ve been using Stirling-PDF for a long time and I’ve really liked it for its simplicity and the fact that it runs locally.
However, recently it feels like it’s not working as smoothly and reliably as it used to.
For example:
When I try to merge PDFs, instead of creating a new output file, it sometimes overwrites one of the original PDFs without any warning.
When I try to split a PDF (for example into two parts), only one part gets saved, and again there’s no warning or error message.
I don’t remember these issues happening before, so it’s making me question the reliability a bit.
Is anyone else experiencing similar issues, or is it just me?
Also:
Are there any good self-hosted / local alternatives you’d recommend?
Or is there a known fix or workaround for these problems?
Would really appreciate hearing about others’ experiences
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How to turn anything into a router
https://nbailey.ca/post/router/
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Dawarich 1.6.0 — now with more Immich flavor!
Long time no see huh? I mean the last update was about a month ago, but I couldn't wait till summer to share new exiting stuff that we built into Dawarich in last four weeks.
As always, Dawarich is your favorite free open-source self-hostable alternative to Google Timeline. Now with the official apps for both iOS and Android.
Github: https://github.com/Freika/dawarich
Website: https://dawarich.app/
So! More screenshots than text this time.
First of all, I introduced TONS of fixes. Super happy about it, turned 180+ open issues on Github into 120. Seeing new contributors, too — thank you my dear people, your help is highly appreciated and always welcome! The only thing — if you want to contribute, take a moment to reach me on our Discord server to make sure I'm not working already on something you'd like to change. This happened before. Thank you!
So, the screenshots.
I've updated general looks and feels of Dawarich! To me, it looks better, feels better and overall more solid now. New directory on my SSD: "Design System", haha. Our mobile apps will be updated soon, too.
https://preview.redd.it/bcbkuxtmj6sg1.png?width=3456&format=png&auto=webp&s=cbd9902671df685509c8c5962d877a57ae453d94
User management is a lot more convenient now.
https://preview.redd.it/7buyq7xoj6sg1.png?width=3456&format=png&auto=webp&s=2c1fde3d70f2ef87fbeae6d101088c07254100e7
Demo data is back! Now it's not mandatory, but an option on the onboarding modal window. Easily deletable, too.
https://preview.redd.it/ovi96qqqj6sg1.png?width=3456&format=png&auto=webp&s=041a95bf4a277da41d39805fbe8722ce5412df4c
Family members can now share not just the last known point with each other, but also their location history, i.e. routes. Full privacy awareness, each family member configures what they're sharing. You can also now send a location sharing request to your family members.
https://preview.redd.it/bws7jv4tj6sg1.png?width=3456&format=png&auto=webp&s=a8c42c2f0c5d23ba8a230b9bc8c0aaf50e538f21
You can mass-confirm or mass-decline visits now. No screenshot, trust me, the buttons are there.
GPS noise filtering feature is a thing! By default, points with negative speed (known marker from som 3rd party mobile clients) and detected by internal heuristics ass are marked as anomaly points and now shown on the map and not considered when Route layer is being drawn (all on Map V2). We'll see if it works well and if so, such points will not be saved in the DB at all in the future. You can still enable Anomalies points layer to see them on the map.
In the Map V2 settings, you can now enable and disable certain layers on the map. God bless vector maps!
https://preview.redd.it/4vdi2q4wj6sg1.png?width=3456&format=png&auto=webp&s=a9225845a81dfccf7aa9667415ccb5f20df0dcdf
New tool to make digital nomads happy: Days per country. In Map V2 -> Settings -> Tools -> Days/Country you'll find a modal window showing a heatmap and data showing how many days you've spent in which country. Neat'o if you need this for your tax residency.
https://preview.redd.it/yw9pc1xxj6sg1.png?width=3456&format=png&auto=webp&s=c68f14bf10bd7de25ee179dd72862aabeb77bbb9
Two-Factor Authentication. No screenshots, just go to Settings -> Two-Factor Authentication and configure it.
And last but oh so long asked for! You can now use Dawarich to provide geodata to your Immich photos. How awesome is that? Make sure your Immich API key has asset.update permission, go to Map V2 Settings -> Tools -> Enrich Photos and finally do it! I was actually surprised how many pictures I have with no geodata. I mean, that's the point of photographing using a smartphone, is it not? Anyway, it's solved now.
More info on the feature is in the docs: https://dawarich.app/docs/features/enrich-photos
https://preview.redd.it/axuqxj12k6sg1.png?width=3456&format=png&auto=webp&s=3e09d1b695b500fb538806e4b93a39eeff6f9a90
I know, it's a mess on the map, don't mind
Opinion on Cryptomator on non-selfhosted cloud storage
I've been using Cryptomator for encrypting personal data and backups in combination with onedrive for a while now. Reasons for this is the availability without thinking too much about protecting from the outside but well.. also being more careful with cloud services. It's working reliable for me but would be curious what your opinion is on this.
I've already started using self hosted Immich and a few other things along with Wireguard but I yet feel it difficult to switch completely with this cloud hosting.
https://redd.it/1s7lg30
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Thinking about moving to VPS server in Netherlands for EU projects
I host a few small web apps and personal projects from home, but my bandwidth and uptime are limiting me. Considering a VPS server in Netherlands to handle them better and make my services faster for friends and family in Europe.
Has anyone here made the switch? How did you choose the right provider? Any advice on migrating without losing all your configurations would be really appreciated.
https://redd.it/1s7hobv
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Dynacat Documentation Website
Hello everyone,
A little while ago, I shared my project, Dynacat: a dashboard focused on seamless integration with external services, a polished interface, and the flexibility to build your own custom widgets.
The response to that post was far bigger than I expected, and one of the most common requests was a dedicated documentation website. So I decided to build one.
It took some time, but I’m really happy with how it turned out. You can check it out here: https://dynacat.artur.zone
GitHub: https://github.com/Panonim/dynacat
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Grimmory for a physical book collection?
The title says it all. Is there anybody out there using Grimmory (nee: Booklore) who might be able to help me understand if I can use it for physical media as well. I understand it's great for ebooks, and I may use it for my large collection of research papers. But what about my book library? Can I make it work?
~~There's also a fork of Booklore called, appropriately enough,~~ ~~Booklore Physical Book Library~~ ~~which I am a little concerned about since it seems like a smaller project.~~ EDIT: It looks like I can't even get this anymore
https://redd.it/1s7g2b0
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Self hosted sport streaming
im looking on guidance on trying to watch soccer
is there a service or selfhosted app that can rip cdn's or embed links and stream them to jellyfin?
i know threadfin has support for m3u8 and epg but i dont think normal iptv list contains premium streams
i have a beatifull homelab but its useless if i cant show my dad the latest soccer match :(
https://redd.it/1s7craz
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Turned my old 2014 MacBook Pro into a small home server for Plex, Miniflux, and remote access
I recently repurposed my old 2014 MacBook Pro into a small home server instead of letting it sit in a drawer and collecting dust.
https://preview.redd.it/h2tghr1721sg1.jpg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6d28a0fb3d760e7de7fd9590b1cb88f2a2cad14d
I wanted a no cost machine to run a few personal services at home, mainly:
* Plex
* Miniflux
A few things surprised me during the process:
* I first considered keeping it on macOS, but using an older unsupported version quickly became annoying
* ubuntu server ended up being a much better choice
* Tailscale made remote access much easier than I expected
* Old laptops are actually a pretty decent starting point for small self-hosted projects
I wrote up the full process here, including why I switched from macOS to ubuntu and how I set things up:
[https://andreagao.com/posts/setup-home-server-on-mac/](https://andreagao.com/posts/setup-home-server-on-mac/)
Would also love feedback from people here:
* Would you choose raspberry pi instead of ubuntu?
* What would you run on an old laptop like this? maybe i can add a few more apps
* Anything you would do differently for reliability / security / power usage?
https://redd.it/1s72q8q
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Home Improvement Projects Tracker
So this is extremely niche, and I'm thinking may not even be a thing from all the searching I've done turning up empty handed. But I figured it was worth asking the brain trust here since I'm always being surprised by niche projects I was unaware existed.
I'm looking for suggestions for something to be used for home improvement project planning and task management. Of course prefer FOSS and self hosted.
My wife and I have many ideas for home improvement projects in our smaller fixer upper, but budget constraints mean we have to tackle a single project or portion of a project at a time (redo bathroom, paint living room, remodel kitchen, etc).
My dream solution would be something like a mix of LubeLogger, Pinterest, jira, and Donetick.
Somewhere I can create an entry for a project my wife and I have on our list, would want to be able to save/upload inspiration photos, materials/labor quotes, and time estimates. That way we can use this to A: save our ideas in a single area with inspiration photos and estimated costs documented. B: Use this information to help us decide what projects we want to tackle in what order.
I've done a good amount of searching and below are some of the options I've found.
Donetick: Looks like a really great solution for task/chore management. Definitely plan on setting this up to track maintenance task reminders like yard treatment schedules, air filter changing, etc.
Superproductivity: first glance this looks like a jira esque project management solution. Long term I could see myself having to cobble together a solution using something like this
openMaint: truthfully didn't look deep into this as it seems to be more of a commercial asset management type setup.
There have been a few others, but definitely nothing fully ideal has just stood out to me short of having to cobble something together using a project management or task management solution.
https://redd.it/1s73dcs
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reference.
Channel Numbering Modes (v0.20.1)
* Auto channel sync now supports three numbering modes: Fixed Start Number, Use Provider Number, and Next Available. A Next Highest option is also available when creating channels from the Streams table.
Channel Store Optimization (v0.20.0)
* Refactored frontend channel loading to only fetch channel IDs on initial login), instead of loading full channel objects upfront.
* Full channel data is now fetched lazily as needed.
* Dramatically reduces login time and initial page load when large channel libraries are present.
Configurable Sidebar Navigation (v0.21.0)
* The sidebar can now be reordered via drag-and-drop and individual items hidden per user. Changes take effect immediately without a page reload.
System Notifications and Update Checks (v0.19.0)
* Real-time notifications for system events with per-user dismissal. Dispatcharr now checks for updates on startup and every 24 hours.
New Client Buffer Setting (v0.21.0)
* New Client Buffer setting in Settings → Proxy: new clients joining an active channel are buffered a configurable number of seconds behind live.
Modular Docker Deployment (v0.19.0)
It works now!
* Bumped modular Postgres image to version 17 for improved performance and features.
* Modular Docker Compose deployment and entrypoint/init scripts were fixed to fully support DISPATCHARR\_ENV=modular, correctly validating and using external PostgreSQL/Redis services with proper port, version, and encoding.
* Added compatibility checks (PostgreSQL version and UTF-8 database encoding) when using external databases to prevent migration and encoding issues.
EPG Auto-Matching Improvements (v0.19.0)
* Advanced options added to strip prefixes, suffixes, and custom text from channel names before matching against EPG sources, without changing default matching behavior.
XC API Compatibility (v0.20.0)
* M3U generation for XC endpoints now uses proper /live/username/password/channel\_id stream URLs. The get\_series endpoint now includes tmdb\_id and imdb\_id fields, improving compatibility with clients like Chillio.
Stream Identity Stability (v.0.19.0)
* Added stream\_id (provider stream identifier) and stream\_chno (provider channel number) fields to Stream model.
* For XC accounts, the stream hash now uses the stable stream\_id instead of the URL when hashing, ensuring XC streams maintain their identity and channel associations even when account credentials or server URLs change.
Floating Video Player Improvements (v0.21.0)
* Player now shows the channel/VOD title in the header
* Size, position, volume, and mute state are saved between sessions
* Fixed a bug where the player could get stuck dragging
* Fixed a bug that allowed the player to be dragged off-screen
Performance and Stability
* Fixed memory leak during M3U/XC refresh, was causing 20-80 MB growth per cycle. (v0.21.0)
* Fixed streams dying after 30-200 seconds in multi-worker deployments. (v0.21.0)
* Fixed ghost clients and channels getting stuck in initializing state. (v0.21.0)
* Fixed connection slot leaks causing stream limits to be exceeded. (v0.21.0)
* Fixed VOD connection counter leak. (v0.20.0)
Important Notes
* Dispatcharr does not provide media to stream or download. It is strictly middleware for managing sources supplied by the end user.
* Any discussion involving piracy or obtaining illegal sources is strictly prohibited.
* When deploying via docker compose, the[ docker-compose.aio.yml](https://github.com/Dispatcharr/Dispatcharr/blob/main/docker/docker-compose.aio.yml) is highly recommended.
* Dispatcharr is available in[ Unraid Community Apps](https://unraid.net/community/apps#community-apps-iframe) and the[ TrueNAS Apps Market](https://apps.truenas.com/catalog/dispatcharr/)
* Please note that these are community submissions and are not officially supported however many users use them without issue.
Links
* [GitHub](https://github.com/Dispatcharr/Dispatcharr)
* [Documentation](https://dispatcharr.github.io/Dispatcharr-Docs/)
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