No need to preach to me about it. My point was you put your trust in something and until now Tailscale has been trustworthy.

Do you audit all the open source code you self host or trust someone is doing it for you?

Tailscale offers a valuable service and is respected and dependable. After this I’m not sure but let’s see. The point is you have to put your trust somewhere and play with the convenience / privacy ratio

Is the funnel URL accessible by everyone who knows it? I.e what are the chances someone finds the URL and gets access to it?

Are you out of your mind? SpaceX didn’t buy a single thing, they developed and tested existing ideas (the reusability at least). I mean the guy is a total douche and Nazi but why spread these lies about SpaceX? I agree though that America’s future in space shouldn’t rely on SpaceX due to their affinity to a Nazi, and more funding should be given to NASA and other commercial endeavours

This forum seems like Reddit sometimes but on the other end of the political spectrum

Yes I mean mocking, faking, et. al. Not this particular library but macros in general

And how testable is that solution? Sure macros are helpful but testing and debugging them is a mess

To run perhaps. But what about the same metrics for debugging? How many hours do we spend debugging c/c++ issues?

Because it offers much more than just VPN even though that’s what most users use it for. Read their documentation and you’ll see

You don’t seem great at taking decisions

Not sure, I use it containerised though

Thank you all, I was able to solve the issue as said here https://lemmy.sdf.org/comment/20412456

I also wanted to mention that normally Immich dumps its own db into a file backup file somewhere. I forgot where. Check the database dump backup cron job in the settings

Hi, thank you. This was the solution. Immich was storing its backup files to DB_UPLOAD (as defined on the .env) file. There will be a backup folder with a bunch of .sql.gz files) Picked one and ran the following command

gunzip --stdout “/path/to/backup/dump.sql.gz”
| sed “s/SELECT pg_catalog.set_config(‘search_path’, ‘’, false);/SELECT pg_catalog.set_config(‘search_path’, ‘public, pg_catalog’, true);/g”
| docker exec -i immich_postgres psql --dbname=postgres --username=<DB_USERNAME>

As documented on immich’ s website