jivank

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   by jivank 6y ago

   I am working on a self-hosted web application designed for NAS and devices like Raspberry Pi to serve files/media with a Netflix-style view. Currently implemented in Nim. https://gitlab.com/jivank/sambalshare/
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   by jivank 6y ago

   Sure, I can have for example my computer be send only. But unless everyone else configures it properly as receive only, they can start pushing data to other clients. It would be far easier to have Syncthing create a readonly share similar t
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   by jivank 6y ago

   I have considered it. The one thing about Syncthing is that there is no true readonly way to sync. For example, someone may accidentally extract an archive in the Syncthing folder and it will sync everywhere. If Syncthing gets this feature
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   by jivank 6y ago

   I am working on a tool that will help with this. It is built with AlpineJS, Nim, Aria2 and Webview resulting in a 5MB download which doesn't include the torrent file as that varies. The idea is that it is a one click solution as the to