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Instead of saying it's not a good idea. Let me know what issues you're having and why.

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Thanks bro! Wishing you a great 2025 as well!

I have not tested it on a Synology.

Thank you for always supporting me!

Could you expand on your question? Are you looking for accessing it on the go away from your house?

You would need to make a custom Docker image to change the php.ini file.

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That's only in the Home Assistant OS the last time I looked. You can download the backup and restore it by dragging and dropping the files over to the host where the bind is mounted. Feel free to suggest video ideas: community.bigbeartechworld.com/c/bigbearyoutube/bbyt-suggestions/7

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The key benefit is flexibility and user choice. While it may seem redundant at first, running Umbrel OS alongside CasaOS actually serves different use cases: 1. Many users start with CasaOS for its simplicity but may want to explore other container management systems without completely abandoning their CasaOS setup. 2. Different interfaces work better for different tasks-for example, many CasaOS users also run Portainer for certain container management needs. Similarly, Umbrel offers unique features and apps that complement CasaOS. 3. This approach lets users gradually explore and transition between systems based on their growing needs, rather than forcing an all-or-nothing choice. Think of it like having both a smartphone and a laptop-while there's some overlap in functionality, each excels at different things and gives you more options for how to work. Glad you like the videos! Feel free to suggest video ideas: community.bigbeartechworld.com/c/bigbearyoutube/bbyt-suggestions/7

Awesome, thank you for the feedback! You're welcome! Feel free to suggest video ideas: community.bigbeartechworld.com/c/bigbearyoutube/bbyt-suggestions/7

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I am not sure how to get that part done sadly :(

You would ssh into your host and then follow the tutorial on getting your username and password. If you have more questions, feel free to start a post on: community.bigbeartechworld.com/

@@bigbeartechworld okay dokey, by any chance you got a guide or know of one that shows how to do this? I am a new to all of this, been finding your videos helpful

@@David_hasselOof where are you running the vm? Proxmox?

@@bigbeartechworld I got a side computer that is running Proxmox OS, proceeded to download Ubuntu VM to it. And from there used the terminal on Ubuntu to download docker/connect to portainer. So yes haha, I just want to cover my ground. I think I am about there? I am trying to SSH from my main computer to my portainer, via IP used for the website... Should I not be doing this?

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Actually, this is likely a Debian power management setting rather than a CasaOS issue. You can prevent your Debian system from going to sleep by modifying the systemd power management settings. Try running ``` sudo systemctl mask sleep.target suspend.target hibernate.target hybrid-sleep.target ``` in the terminal. This will disable all sleep modes. If you want a less aggressive solution, you could also just adjust the sleep timeout settings in `/etc/systemd/logind.conf`. Hope this helps! Feel free to suggest video ideas: community.bigbeartechworld.com/c/bigbearyoutube/bbyt-suggestions/7

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You're welcome! I chose Ubuntu over Debian for LXCs primarily because Ubuntu's LTS releases provide a good balance of stability and up-to-date packages, plus they have more official LXC templates that are well-maintained. While Debian is also excellent, Ubuntu's more frequent release cycle means better hardware support and newer package versions, which can be helpful when running containers. That said, both are solid choices - it really comes down to your specific needs and preferences. Feel free to suggest video ideas: community.bigbeartechworld.com/c/bigbearyoutube/bbyt-suggestions/7

BigBearCasaOS is installed by default on all CasaOS and ZimaOS installs. You should already have it if there is bigbeartechworld in the app store list. If you can't get it solved, please start a forum post on community.bigbeartechworld.com so I can follow up. Replies get lost on UA-cam.

@@bigbeartechworld If I click on the button that says 83 apps (that's with all apps showing), the drop down shows bigbeartechworld with a trash can next to it, but I can't click on it. I must be missing something.