I’m on completely free, no deletionm I’m using it to run Wireguard tunnel to my home network, after I was put behind CGNAT. Domain name pointed to the VPS, it redirects ports to my home.

Oracle Free Tier. Works like a charm for me for 2 years. Really free, really working. No matter what shit company Oracle is.

I know, but for some reason Adguard can read the fullchain, not privkey. Now it works.

Yes! yes | cp -Lrf /etc/letsencrypt/live/…domain…/*.pem /var/snap/adguard-home/current

Fullchain.pem works. Privkey doesn’t. I’ve tried chmod 777 (yes, I know, just testing) and still can’t access the file.

My server does it automatically, but I have few services I can’t make to read the certs from server storage, so I have to manually copy cert content. Especially Adguard Home for some reason refuses to read my certs.

I just wish I wouldn’t have to renew certs so often.

Get old HP thinclient T510, or Igel M340C. Got a few of those practically free online. Has Via Eden 1.2Ghz 2 core. Not powerful at all. But cold. Mine runs on hot summer days approximately between 40-50C. HP has I think 19V power source, Igel runs on 12V brick.

I used to have SQL commands via URL parameters back in the early 2000s. I had no SQL things running, so no problem there :)

Maybe the just included the refill razorblades within the burgers?

I’ve pointed my domain to my wireguard tunnel VPS IP, same result. I can just set my private DNS in settings pointing to my AdGuard domain

• AdGuard home (usable also as private DNS on Android)
• JellyFin
• Homeassistant

Adguard home

It’s not the same! Hitler tried to overthrow the government with Beerhall Coup before! Wait…

Wut?

I hope the trickplay process don’t start again from the beginning! My media library is huge and my tinyclient server took about a week to generate all the thumbnails.

Oracle free vps. I run it for wireguard tunnel to circumvent CGNAT on my home connection. Shit company, yes, but works well for over a year. I run Ubuntu server on the VPS.

I run Jellyfin on my thin client server, with movie library folders mounted feom my old dual bay Buffalo NAS. Works like a charm.