Yeah, and people ask about suicide on the Internet as well, but I would never help them.

Big nope. It’s not a technical hurdle, it’s a viability problem. Just search on why you should never host your own SMTP service.

Because one costs money and another doesn’t. Simple fact.

CDN distribution of content is 2X the cost of static hosted files. This isn’t a pendant saying “I CAN DO THIS” scenario, it’s “can it be monetized”, and in the case of of a video service on AT, absolutely not. Who do you think is paying for the hosting costs of a popular video in this scenario?

Cuban doesn’t know WTF he’s talking about about at all, but if he wants to launch competition and pay for that, there is certainly an expectation that a return will be built. Ads all over the place.

109ms response time was the goal circa 2009. Now, with the advent of Kubernetes, response time as are in seconds. Proxies on top of proxies cost request time. Users will abandon.

Can you reform this question?

You apparently do not internet. Anything with a wait time is not an app platform people will use.

CDN won’t scale to millions of users all uploading videos on a decentralized system. Article is specifically talking about AT Protocol which doesn’t account for video. Making a global CDN distribution of videos from decentralized sources is whole other ball of wax.

Video will not work for AT whatsoever. Text and images, fine, but I’m pretty sure leveraging edge delivery of video is just not going to work out well for users. I think they’ll need a centralized host for that portion, or some fancy ways to offload bandwidth otherwise to prevent constant hammering of popular videos.

Networking isn’t specific to Linux. It’s just networking. Nginx configs work the same on every OS.

No special knowledge needed except the very basic ability to understand and run commands from documentation.

Sure…so I’m confused why you’re bringing XFS to the conversation.

They literally said it was a btrfs array.

Great idea.

If it mounts, and you can read it, then it’s fine and you just need Proxmox to pay attention to it. Works like any Linux install and you need to add the disk into fstab BEFORE Proxmox starts up. Here’s a thread: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/how-to-mount-existing-disk-to-storage.66559/

…why? He has a functioning array already. It mounts and is readable.

The fact that so many people never paid attention before is just fucking bizarre to me. He is not successful in ideas or accolades at all. He was born a rich kid, lied cheated and stole his way through his 20’s using his crazy father’s advice, and now he’s wealthy. The paramount point is that he never did real work to get where he is now. People not realizing that is either a result of an amazing PR team, or just willful ignorance on their behalf. Same Trump and the rest of these bedfellows. Scammers, liars, and thieves with no actual talent.

They don’t have the only affordable EVs, they have the CHEAPEST. There’s a big difference.

Then you need to go looking in your logs. You mentioned nginx, so go check those logs, or the WordPress logs and see if you can get any info. Wouldn’t hurt to also check your browser console output and see if there are any errors there when attempting to load the page.

I’m missing something in your post then.

Are you asking exactly what the mechanism for getting a direct video stream from a camera is? Depends on your camera, but it’s almost always RTSP.

Are you sure your camera even supports streaming off camera? You can try opening an RTSP stream from the camera with VLC as a quick and simple test to find out.

You can either connect whatever the WordPress host is on to your VPN and access the camera that way, or create a reverse proxy off of something connecting to the VPN. There’s no other way to transport a live video stream like this between points except by direct connection though.