January 26, 20206 yr Don't put your server on the internet. Use VPN Go to Tools - Diagnostics and attach the complete diagnostics zip file to your NEXT post.
January 26, 20206 yr As soon as you put a router online you will see hundreds of such access attempts to your network. Most users don't check the logs or have an IDS active on their routers like Surricata or Snort and won't notice this. I think the USGs use Snort and tracking unnormal traffic trying to access your network. Traffic from Tor network is really common same as traffic from internet discovery/scanning services like shodan. Not sure if the USG has some supression rules in place where you can configure which types of access or traffic you wanna log. Best practice for your self hosted server is still to limit the attack surface. Don't open any port as long as you not really need it. Don't use standard ports if you have to open them. Use a VPN to access your internal services. Keep your firewall/router up to date and have a routine to check the logs once a week or so.
January 26, 20206 yr Looks like you have installed WireGuard. That is what I meant by a VPN. Have you been able to get it setup and working? You have multiple disk problems, probably a controller or SAS cable issue. Also Jan 26 04:30:02 Geralt root: Fix Common Problems: Error: Same share (mkv) exists in a different case Jan 26 04:30:02 Geralt root: Fix Common Problems: Error: Same share (MKV) exists in a different case Jan 26 04:30:02 Geralt root: Fix Common Problems: Error: Same share (video) exists in a different case Jan 26 04:30:02 Geralt root: Fix Common Problems: Error: Same share (Video) exists in a different case Probably you have used different upper/lower case in your docker mappings and so accidentally created shares you didn't intend to have.
January 26, 20206 yr Author Yes I have installed Wireguard but haven't toyed with it yet. I was not sure if there were pros/cons to having VPN on a separate device or same as the server. Plus wanted to research the timeline of when Wireguard would be 'complete' with audit. As of this rate I am still using PiVPN and accessing externally via openvpn. Re: disk problems, I would not be surprised. One of the two controllers on-board is the infamous Marvell controller that has issues with drives dropping in and out. Pair that with running 4 non-essential VM's on one SSD hooked to the very same Last re share case: Yes, my laziness has been exposed. Thanks trurl and bastl
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