Voyager puts a red dot on the inbox tab, so I go there expecting to see if it is 1/2/more messages, if I have unread notifications... but there are no indication that I still have a notification once I click on the tab.

It would be great to add a count of each type of notifications, or if it isn't possible just a bubble next to the corresponding type!

Thanks for the app, it is wonderful so far

The Arkenswoop is a Lord of the Rings themed revision of the swoop by jimmerricks (which is a revision of the sweep by David Barr, which is a revision of the Ferris by Pierre Chevalier (yes I found that chain of revisions funny so I included it in its entirety)).

Don't worry it isn't just a themed put on it, I added hotswap support, keeping the reversible design and wireless support. I also removed the LEDs, having no use for them ; they are also a huge power draw when in wireless. Encoder was moved a bit to the bottom because it was interfering with the nearest keycap (and the key became stuck upon pressing it, I found it funny at first).

Alas I also screwed up: the switch plate holes are a bit too big (longer than wider) ; easy fix for now was to put some tape and voilà, every holds as the holes are tighter. I might print another plate with smaller holes but for now this is more than fine.

https://github.com/SuperFola/arkenswoop

3 days ago I setup fail2ban. Nothing fancy, just reading the logs of my docker containers where it applied.

Then 2 days ago my server crashed out of nowhere, nothing in the f2b logs (I thought I had banned the entire internet by mistake), doing a nap just tells me port 80 and 443 were open (a few more should have been for Plex).

The same happened yesterday and I pulled the cable just in case I was being hacked (I'm paranoid but not too much), and looked in it. usually I ssh from my local network into the server, but couldn't this time, so I put a screen on it and it was quickly flooded with systemd failures and ext4 errors.

I reformated the disk a few months ago and ran a SMART, it told me the disk was fine, no error detected. It is a chonky 2TB disk and I have at most 150gigs used (movies, music, backups waiting to be transferred on daily basis to other servers/media, dockers).

Where should I look? I know how to work with Linux but when looking for a problem like this, except using systemctl status/restart I'm lost.

Hi all,

I'm looking for a dashboard or widget for homepage to be able to monitor quickly my fail2ban jails.

Does it even exist? How do you people monitor your jails? I don't want to go through the hassle of setting up a mail server and send report daily/weekly

I wanted a swoop low profile, with roller encoders (evqwgd001) instead of the MX version with vertical encoders (ec11) that's currently on the repo by jimmerricks.

So I forked the repo and based my work on an older revision that still had the LP/evq PCBs and printed them as is, which you can see in the attached image. It served me as a base to identify what I liked and what I didn't like about it, to know what I should fix for the next revisions.

My to-do list:

• Biggest thing for me was adding hotswap sockets (still working on it),
• moving the encoder down about 0.3mm (it interferes slightly with the nearest keycap, the pads could be made smaller).
• I think I'm going to keep the SMD, but add the possibility to use TH diodes, and space them a bit more (I found that soldering 2 SMD near each other makes it very hard to hold them properly).
• Somewhat controversial maybe, but I removed the LEDs, having no use for them.
• I'm keeping Bluetooth support (in my head that's just pro micro footprint+reset button+on/off switch+battery pads), even though I haven't tested it yet.

Here is the repo, feel free to contribute to it (I know I fucked up by removing the kicad library, will redo it for the hotswap rev): https://github.com/SuperFola/arkenswoop