Hello everyone!

For the past few months, I have been dabbling with self-hosting and I am loving it so far.

I am currently using 1Password but I keep hearing praises about self-hosted password managers. I would love to set one up, especially considering the cost-saving part it would bring.
However, I am afraid that by doing that, sometimes I would lose access to my passwords if my server were to be down for whatever reason, which I don't have to worry about with a 3rd-party app.

I know that realistically, my server has a 99% uptime so it shouldn't be an issue, but I am afraid that in an urgent situation, I wouldn't be able to access sensitive data because the server is not available.

Do you have a way to keep 100% availability for your passwords? For instance, are the passwords saved on the phone as well and accessible when the server is down? Can you synchronise two instances of these password managers on two different servers?

Any help would be appreciated!

Thank you!

Hi everybody!

I am running a Plex server on my Synology DS224+. Because I wanted to activate HDR tone mapping hardware decoding, I started using docker to run Plex.
However, there seems to be a problem with latest Plex server versions.

That's why I decided to change my docker compose file to downgrade Plex to v1.40.2 as advised on this thread .
I tried both and rebuilt the image after saving:

lscr.io/linuxserver/plex:version-1.40.2.8395-c67dce28e lscr.io/linuxserver/plex:1.40.2 

But unfortunately, neither seem to have worked. According to Plex, I am still running 1.40.4.8626

Am I missing anything?

Thank you!