tempting but my understanding is hosting your own email means nobody will accept what you send and its constantly going to be attacked. I dont really have the chops to beat back that kind of thing.

nextcloud, owncloud, someother-cloud…I remember there being a lot of drama with these last time I looked at them. what’s the current state of the union on these?

interesting, I can tell my existing apple stuff to point to my own instance run on radicale instead of icloud…I dont know why I didnt consider that. its all caldav under the hood

Lakka. Done.

Oh good, this again!

I do use VLANs. But in testing even without them going laptop->server->WAN and nothing else it could not do it.

No it is a CPU. https://www.amd.com/en/products/processors/desktops/ryzen/5000-series/amd-ryzen-7-5800xt.html

I have a smart switch. It has some managed features like VLANs and stuff like that but it’s not a full managed switch

it happened bare metal too, booted off USB and with opnsense hitting the hardware directly

ryzen 5800xt. it didnt matter if it was booted bare metal either, it would max out 1 or 2 cores and never hit gigabit speeds

Enabling fascists hardly makes him a victim

It has usb 1, but yes that’s what I ended up doing.

I spun up an old Mac running tiger and all but one cd was read fine.

–iconv shows option not supported

that looks like something I tried earlier that partially worked. It seems like for that method I need the iocharset declared at mount time and then to use rsync with the correct iconv flags

nope, that didnt help. theres HFS stuff this system doesnt like so it can see things but not interact with them

iocharset= what though?

I have been plying with hcopy but its giving me backtalk over syntax. It’s whining about what it find s being directories. Yea, that why I passed -r to copy recursively. it just responds by saying thats a directory and not copying anything.

I cant figure out what iocharset is wants for normal mount options so it can copy some things that way but not others.

Also, again, this is HFS, not HFS+.

oh no, sorry, we have external CDroms. its the file names themselves. not the data within.

Then what would read that flash drive? That doesn’t solve the problem.