Tomcat Do you happen to know if the server can be controlled by phone: on/off, reboot by sms?

I answer myself: you can, but it's hemorrhoidal (pain in the ass).
Controlling the server via SMS

kuligs2 why do you want sms?

Does your computer never hang? And if there is a power outage, such that UPS will not pull out? How to turn on the server? You've never had this happen before?

jihad style...

This is the way it is in Russia.

Look, im sure you can have mobile data (internet), maybe you already have.

The problem in communicating with people is that people very often believe in the existence of what does not exist or do not believe in reality (this is the reason not to discuss religion and politics — can collapse the picture of the world created in the imagination and will be very uncomfortable).

Nope! There may not be access! And will need to remotely turn on or reboot the server after a hang-up (freeze) or power outage.

So why dont you do wake-on-lan?

Turning on via LAN seems to be possible (my motherboards support it), but then a static IP is needed? And it won't help with rebooting.

put wireguard app on your phone

I have a button phone with a walkie-talkie. It is impossible to install any programs on it.

    Tomcat New motherboards have a feature that can boot on power/loss. My homeserver is set up that way so if i loose power, and when it returns the server will reboot on its own. Same with router, if you unplug router and plug it back in it will boot.

    For wake on lan you target mac address not lan IP. and yes you have to have somewhat static public IP at your home to know where to point your whatwever.

    There are workarounds for people having dynamic public IPs using https://www.duckdns.org/index.jsp or other no-ip.com i think.. some routers already have built in apps for that..

    Anyways, there are many ways to set up things, depending on your situation.. i suggest the easiest way - wireguard server on your home server, and wireguard client on any other pc because you dont have phone.

    Easiest wireguard server on linux is
    That video talks about setting it up on proxmox in a lxc container. Idk what you use but you can run it in a debian linux aswell..

    https://github.com/Nyr/wireguard-install

    If you need more info about setting home server things up get on matrix (discord alternative, open source) and @ me in https://matrix.to/#/#selfhosted:matrix.org room

    One liner to configure and add peers..

      kuligs2 Easiest wireguard server on linux is

      I'm assuming this won't help when the computer freezes? Or linux never hangs?

        Tomcat Or linux never hangs?

        Depends on what you choose to install and on what. If it's a system with ECC memory and a very stable software distribution like Debian stable branch(currently "bookworm") or something then virtually never.

          Megalomaniak If it's a system with ECC memory

          This is an old motherboard (15 years old). It worked stable enough without frequent freezes, but the memory is ordinary.

          (New comp with ECC — for work.)

            If anyone needs it… this is the kind of thing that can reboot and "Wake On LAN" comps. Just a dynamic address will suffice.
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            ...yeah, it has to be plugged into a UPS.

              Tomcat idk about ups, i run my home server without ECC and without UPS. Power failure is maybe few times a year or sometimes once every 5 years.. (grid network).

              As for stability, get hypervisor like proxmox, which is debian based then you create your virtual machines/containers within and if a container fails, the proxmox is still availabe. If hw fails then youre out of luck.

              Age is just a number, you wont know unless you try it out.

                kuligs2 i run my home server without ECC and without UPS.

                That sounds wildly barbaric to me. We don't do that.

                ower failure is maybe few times a year or sometimes once every 5 years.. (grid network).

                We used to have a much more stable network. But due to current events, there are a lot more problems over time. It's War.

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                Megalomaniak I bet it does support some ECC memory of it's generation. Check the QVL's.

                I checked. Where and how do I get my winnings in a bet?

                  Tomcat Apparently single sided unbuffered ECC ddr3 works with the V2(not sure about the Palm) but double sided doesn't. Not sure the actual error correction does tho. Supposedly the memory controller is capable of it tho, might require a bios mod which nobody is likely to do. Official QVL is a zip download so I can't be bothered to download it.

                    Megalomaniak Apparently single sided unbuffered ECC ddr3 works with the V2

                    How is it apparent?

                    2.4.2 Memory configurations
                    You may install 1GB and 2GB unbuffered and non-ECC DDR3 DIMMs into the DIMM sockets.

                    Officially it sounds like this:

                    According to Intel “Core i5 desktop processors and desktop boards typically do not support ECC memory”,[48] but information on limited ECC support in the Core i3 section also applies to Core i5 and i7[citation needed].

                    [citation needed] — that is, there is no guaranteed support. Even if memory with ECC is put in, it will work like ordinary memory. Xeon is needed for memory correction to work.

                    Indeed, several ECC modules are listed as “compatible” ( they still have to be found on sale), but nobody promises that correction will work.

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                      Modern Version Control Built for Game Development

                      And I didn't find a plugin for Godot at their place for some reason.

                      kuligs2 yeah i trust MS as far as I can throw them. And I don't mean a laptop. 🤣

                      Honestly I will likely be doing that soon. This is likely the way.