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nix flake update

nixos-rebuild switch --flake .#server

TODO:

References to review:

Ordered by Priority:

  • Authelia
  • SMART tools monitoring and notifications
  • Prowlarr
  • Transmission
  • Sonarr
  • Radarr
  • Bazarr restore
  • Jellyseerr
  • Unpackerr
  • Jellyfin
  • Watchtower?
  • Cloudflare-ddns
  • Immich photo backup / test it is working
  • Add media path configs and create the directories
  • Change all the paths in all the services to new location
  • Auth: Create more users
  • Auth: can user change password?
  • power: check usage and optimize
  • Enable Auth on all endpoints
  • Do we need to do basic-auth and forward anywhere?
  • Move sftpjail out of security.nix
  • PlexTraktSync https://github.com/Taxel/PlexTraktSync
  • Test Jellyfin on Roku
  • Make lldap available via local network and tailscale only

Transition

  • Confirm USB backup is up-to-date
  • server: remove both hard drives
  • syno: remove one HD and install in server
    • server: partition and add to nix as data drive in mergerfs
  • server: rsync synology to data drive
  • syno: insert enterprise drive and force rebuild
  • syno: remove other HD and install in server
    • server: partition and add to nix as snapraid
    • server: trigger snapraid sync
  • syno: insert enterprise drive and force rebuild
  • server: rsync (again) synology to data drive
  • change over port forwarding
  • server: wait till server is running smoothly, then move external drive over
  • server: add a daily rsync from server to synology

Low Priority

Rsync data from Synology to new server

--delete --delete-excluded

keychain ~/.ssh/id25519
sudo bash
RSYNC_ARGS="--rsync-path=/usr/bin/rsync -ahP --exclude @eaDir/"
rsync $RSYNC_ARGS [email protected]:/volume1/applications/ /mnt/pool/applications
rsync $RSYNC_ARGS [email protected]:/volume1/backup/ /mnt/pool/backup
rsync $RSYNC_ARGS \
  -og --chown media:media \
  [email protected]:/volume1/data/ /mnt/pool/media
rsync $RSYNC_ARGS \
  --exclude 'home-gallery/' \
  --exclude 'oveerseerr/cache/' \
  --exclude 'plex/Library/Application Support/Plex Media Server/Cache/' \
  [email protected]:/volume1/docker /mnt/pool/backup
rsync $RSYNC_ARGS [email protected]:/volume1/documents/ /mnt/pool/documents
rsync $RSYNC_ARGS [email protected]:/volume1/etc /mnt/pool/backup
rsync $RSYNC_ARGS \
  -og --chown photos:photos \
  [email protected]:/volume1/photo/ /mnt/pool/photos

rclone copy syno_sftp:/data /mnt/pool/media
--sftp-path-override /volume1/data
--multi-thread-streams=32 -v

rclone copy syno_sftp:/photo /mnt/pool/photos
--sftp-path-override /volume1/photo
--multi-thread-streams=32

If needed: find /mnt/user -name @eaDir -exec rm '{}' ;

sudo chown -R media:media /path/to/directory find /path/to/directory -type f -exec chmod 640 {} ; find /path/to/directory -type d -exec chmod 750 {} ;

Adding a Raw Hard Drive to a NixOS System and Formatting it with ext4 (largefile option)

Step 1: Identify the New Hard Drive

  • Open a terminal and run lsblk to list all disks and their device paths (e.g., /dev/sda).
  • Note the device path of the raw hard drive you want to add.
lsblk

Step 2: Partition the Hard Drive

Create a New GPT Partition Table with sgdisk

Note: all commands must be run with root privileges

Step 1: Verify the Device is Empty

  • Run sgdisk -v /dev/device to verify the device is empty and has no existing partition table.

Step 2: Create a New GPT Partition Table

  • Run sgdisk --clear /dev/device to create a new GPT partition table. The --clear option will clear the existing partition table and create a new one.

Step 3: Create a Single Partition for Storage

  • Run sgdisk --new 1:0:0 --change-name 1:"Storage" /dev/device to create a single partition spanning the entire device. The options used are:
    • -n 1:0:0 to create a new partition with the following attributes:
      • 1 is the partition number
      • 0 is the starting sector (default is 2048)
      • 0 is the ending sector (default is the last sector on the device)
    • -c 1:"Storage" to set the partition name to "Storage"

Step 4: Verify the Partition Table

  • Run sgdisk -p /dev/device to verify the partition table and ensure the new partition has been created correctly.

Step 3: Format the Hard Drive with ext4 and largefile Option

  • Format each partition with ext4 and the largefile option by running:
sudo mkfs.ext4 -L <LABEL> -T largefile /dev/partition

Step 4: Update nix config

To make the mount persistent across reboots, you need to add an entry to your NixOS configuration. Open /etc/nixos/configuration.nix in your preferred text editor and add the following under the fileSystems attribute:

{
  fileSystems."/mnt/mynewdrive" = {
    device = "/dev/sda1";
    fsType = "ext4";
    options = [ "defaults" "largefile" ];
  };
}

/mnt/disks/ /mnt/parity/

/mnt/flash /mnt/depot
/mnt/pool (combine of flash and depot)