Copyparty, the FOSS file server [video]
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Re: Copyparty, the FOSS file server [video]
#2Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44711519
Re: Copyparty, the FOSS file server [video]
#3Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44711519
I knew I've already seen this. Seemed like a great tool then as well as now. Will definitively deploy it on for my personal file server. Just haven gotten around it.
Re: Copyparty, the FOSS file server [video]
#4Brilliant. This reminds me of (but is way more advanced) a single-file Python NoSQL key-value DB that used pickling to store data. It was FAST. Can't remember what happened to it. Anybody?
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#6Brilliant. This reminds me of (but is way more advanced) a single-file Python NoSQL key-value DB that used pickling to store data. It was FAST. Can't remember what happened to it. Anybody?
sqlitedict? Or shelve/dbm?
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#7Brilliant. This reminds me of (but is way more advanced) a single-file Python NoSQL key-value DB that used pickling to store data. It was FAST. Can't remember what happened to it. Anybody?
I wrote something similiar (minimal nosql key-value DB) and it was less fast than (specifically lower throughput, I did not measure other metrics) Redis, despite some passing attempts to make it fast (like using async/await for all IO).
Re: Copyparty, the FOSS file server [video]
#8I have been using copyparty since the last hn thread on it months ago. It is a masterpiece of "Just Works" Technology.
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#9This video is what got me into homelabbing, grabbed a n150 mini-pc and got jellyfin and the whole suite installed.
Tailscale + copyparty allowing seamless transfer of files between my phone and pc was the biggest qol i never knew i needed.
Re: Copyparty, the FOSS file server [video]
#10Brilliant. This reminds me of (but is way more advanced) a single-file Python NoSQL key-value DB that used pickling to store data. It was FAST. Can't remember what happened to it. Anybody?
pickledb? [0]