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@abemusicentropy still have Google Play services tho? Get on that Micro-G

@freemo did u watch the Bernie endorsement of Biden? It was pretty bad

@manhack This is absolutely terrifying

@RyuKurisu @blacklight447 I run Protonmail with no google services. Have to manual pull, but i realized no email matters that much, at least to me ha

@tindall@cybre.space Also, on of my old laptop servers is running 18.04 LTS and hasn't been rebooted since it was released. Whats the odds that upgrade goes well? Fun times ahead.

@tindall@cybre.space I only install Ubuntu in LTS releases, so it really is exciting times for me

@freemo Didn't realize you were a ham.

I'm KD2QAN lol

@hrisskar truth

I used to like '90s music until my kids just started singing Barbie Girl from Aqua.

@shebang Awesome! Thanks again.

@freemo I assumed it would be easy in docker, but I didn't feel like learning another setup ha. Maybe I should have :(

@shebang Thanks! At least i know it will work lol

@freemo Thanks. Will give it a whirl. Appreciate the help.

@freemo I'm guessing I should be using something with Docker in one VM and create containers and direct traffic, but I have no idea, never dealt with more that one service at once before coming to my IP.

@freemo Yeah, sorry, probably not explaining it well.

I have 2 seperate VMs running ubuntu server on a spare machine in my closet. one with local address ending in .101 running nextcloud, the other running jitsi ending in .190. I have two custom domains pointing at my ip. I have my port forwarding setup for port 80 and 443 to go to .101 for nextcloud. I finally just found the setting to change Jitsi port under an /etc file. I changed that port from 80 to 81, and port forwarded 81 to machine ending in .190.

I guess my only thing i am trying to figure out, is if i can have one domain redirect to my nextcloud, and the other to my Jitsi in the configuration I have it.

@freemo jitsi is the only app running in that vm