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If you don't store sensitive passwords in the keyring, press the super key (windows key) and start typing "passwords and keys". Launch it. In the left panel find "Login" under "Passwords". Right click on login and select change password. Enter the current password that you use to log into Ubuntu. Leave the new password fields blank. Confirm that you want to save without a password. This will stop prompting you for a keyring password. The keyring password is provided as an additional level of security when accessing accounts after you login. If you set "automatically login", you will get this nag till you do the above. Be sure to stop by chat.scottibyte.com to ask questions or just say hi.

@@scottibyte Thank you Scott for this clear and to the point help! If only many writers of help texts (not to mention the ‘pseudo-help’ that can be found on the net) would follow your example. Everything now works as desired!

@@alfredunkrig8573 Glad to help. We have a really awesome group on the chat who really like to reach out and help. When I started the channel four years ago, my goal was to provide actual working step by step guides because so much of the help out there is incomplete.

@@alanblyde8502 I would help, but I don't see a question. Realize that the procedure is tested on different protect sites and different cameras.

@ cheers mate I’m actually about to pickup one of those Ai ports, ganna see it that works, one thing I did notice about hikvision cameras of which I have it says firmware version below 5.5 not supported, that’s one of my next checks 🇦🇺

@alanblyde8502 The AI Port is like adding a Unifi Protect API to the back end of a 3rd party camera. For the $200 price, it might make more sense to go with a G4 or G5 Unifi Protect camera with that firmware built in.

@@saud_1111 thanks! That's my style. I have 289 tutorials now with the same approach. Say hi in the chat sometime.

@@MarkConstable mostly because docker containers are isolated environments, or what are commonly referred to as appliances. Docker applications are easier to deploy and guaranteed to run because the underlying environment and dependencies are not an issue. I could show how to install these apps directly. Just realize that most would require manual compiles. A typical video might be two to three hours and require well over 100 commands. I should do a comparison video showing just how many steps and debug operations would be needed for a manual install. Most people are more than thankful for the simplicity, stability and reliability that docker brings to the table.

@@scottibyte I installed webui locally in a folder and used nothing but php -S localhost:8000 to run it. Ollama was just a distro package so it was straight forward too. My next step was to add both to an Incus LXC container to so it was self contained for easy backup and reisntall. I was hoping your video would have helped with the Incus side (I use Proxmox but I would need to use Incus directly on my CachyOS minipc).

By design, incus containers use DHCP addresses. This is a good thing since it centralizes your address management on the router. You should be assigning DHCP address reservations on your router. That will be sure to assign the same IP address to the same container every time because the MAC address of an incus container does not change. Be sure to drop by chat.scottibyte.com/ to ask other questions or just to say hi.

@scottibyte thanks a lot for your help

@@KryptoJanusz My staff "me" has no time to work on a new one. Besides, I like it.

Easier maybe... the key issue is that the people connecting to your services must all be using IPv6.

@@donaldhoudek2889 Unifi protect will give you an rtsp stream for each camera with the Unifi router as the address.

I think I had that covered because I mentioned the Cloudkey+ as one option. The Gateway Pro Max is one example of a gateway that is externally managed with a Cloudkey+. Having used many Cloudkey+ devices with eather RUST drives or SSD's externally, I wonder if it will really provide enough CPU to record more than two cameras reasonably.

I have tried Frigate and never managed to get it working for some reason. I had wanted to use Frigate for object detection and not actual recording. My primary NVR is QNAP QVR Pro which does an awesome job. Now that Unifi Protect has made so many improvements, it's hard to beat its simplicity and overall ease of use.

Not sure what you mean about not routing when you are outside your network. Realize that you must open the specific IPv6 address of the self-hosted application. With IPv4 and reverse proxy you are generally opening just the address of the reverse proxy server to the world. With IPv6, although there is no network address translation (NAT) your firewall will still block inbound connect to the IPv6 address to your application unless you explicitly allow it.

Docker Clusters, as in Linux Clusters in general, do not perform any lock management. That means that unless your application can handle such locking, the answer is no. A LAMP stack entails a database hence "MySQL, MariaDB, etc" and so if you can manage one instance of that database and the application is written to handle cooperative locking, then its possible.

Awesome thanks. Lately I have focused more on Incus, which is an Open Source Fork of LXD, providing an ever expanding feature set. Be sure to join the chat at chat.scottibyte.com.

Absolutely. Really awesome tool.

Agreed

Having access to the console of a machine without having to wrestle together a monitor, keyboard and mouse is a game changer. Especially for content providers.

Absolutely. The project is still early. I'd like them to add bidirectional cut & paste and they acknowledge that's a TBD. The JetKVM is really fast and super stable. I've needed an IP KVM for quite some time and this one is priced right.

@@Mikesco3 thanks for the positive feedback. Be sure to join the chat and say hi to the group.

Glad it helped. Be sure to join the chat too at chat.scottibyte.com/. I go out of my way to cover topics not readily found elsewhere.

@@willardmoore7685 sadly, no. They are two different devices.

As in the video, make sure that you choose a GPT partition table. Don't worry about the FAT32. Leave that alone. Leave everything else as is as I mentioned in the video. If you get the UEFI boot loader revoked message as in the video, that is good and expected as I explained. Proceed to write.

I do not use an OCI container because the app requires two docker containers. Although this is possible in incus, it creates two separate instances on the server which are less intuitive to manage. docker implemented inside of an incus container using a nested configuration has an overhead of 150MB of memory. For the ease of management, I believe that is worth it.

@@scottibyte I'm with you on this one, Scott. The OCI container would be actually more difficult to maintain, in my opinion. Also, as you pointed out to the OP, the overhead for the way you demonstrate is trivial at most.

Yes, and recent firmware updates are managing the fan controller to greatly improve this since a year ago when I did this video.

@scottibyte evaluating this product, but 2025 tend to be full 10Gbt . Thanks for the video.

@@Nonam3e3 There sure are some new exciting 2.5gbps switches with 10g here in 2025.

@LukeMlsna outstanding. Hope you join the chat at chat.scottibyte.com.

@ Awaiting my confirmation code email.

Personally I would do this with incus containers. However, you can certainly do this with docker networks. Here's a rough example: services: app_vlan10: image: my-app-image networks: vlan10_net: ipv4_address: 192.168.10.101 app_vlan20: image: my-app-image networks: vlan20_net: ipv4_address: 192.168.20.102 networks: vlan10_net: driver: macvlan driver_opts: parent: eth0.10 ipam: config: - subnet: 192.168.10.0/24 gateway: 192.168.10.1 vlan20_net: driver: macvlan driver_opts: parent: eth0.20 ipam: config: - subnet: 192.168.20.0/24 gateway: 192.168.20.1

@scottibyte funny - after all this work, I discovered that the app running in the container (blocky) does not support multiple interfaces. But at least I know in the future that I can do this with piHole. 😀

Thanks for the kudo. It turns out that mostly focusing on Infrastructure is not nearly as popular as running an actual application. Therefore, my growth over the last four years is slow. Still, I have many videos for things not explained anywhere else.

Glad it helped. Check out the chat at chat.scottibyte.com/. The folks on the chat often bring up some great questions on which I base future videos.

So on the ATA from Unifi you have two ports. You can have a unique extension on each. If you have a mult handset DECT setup, the base station would be connected to one of the two ports and so all handsets have the same extension. That's kind of an analog phone thing. Join the chat if you wish to ask more at chat.scottibyte.com/.

@@captwacky358 some broadcasters have gone the DRM route. Here in Houston there is only one major channel that went the DRM route. As for HDHomerun DRM, there is evidence that token based license certificates will eventually be an option. I love my HDHOMERUN and I tell you ffmpeg7 does have the elusive AC-4 decoding at last.

This might require more than a simple answer. Consider joining the chat at chat.scottibyte.com/. It is possible, the first question I would ask is why?

@@scottibyte First of all, thanks for the answer. Your question is more than legitimate. I try to avoid surfing without a VPN as much as possible to take advantage of the various protection services that they offer beyond anonymity. If I'm away from home and I need to connect to my LAN, I activate the VPN and access it. However, from that moment on, if I surf the Internet with my phone or tablet, I expose the public IP of my ISP. To avoid this, I should disconnect from the VPN server and activate the NordVPN APP on my smartphone. What's the point of all this? This is the reason. Many people ask it on the Unifi forum as well as on the network. I find it curious that the router does not allow such a trivial rule from server to client that, among other things, if you query Unifi GPT it indicates this solution, however it does not exist!

@@alel1531 Interesting. See you in the chat.

However, the specific purpose of this video was implementing Unifi Talk for the Home user and specifically not for the business user.