After Files-UI evaluation passed (library renders as folder, thumbnails
work), flipped /etc/exports from ro to rw on LXC 102. Tested: write from
ZimaOS appears on /mnt/library as www-data:media, confirming the
all_squash,anonuid=33,anongid=10000 design works.
Documented two architectural findings discovered this session:
- ZimaOS Drives panel sources from GET /v2/local_storage/storages (read-only
API). Network shares cannot become Drives — Files-as-folder is supported.
- Mesh peers reach ZimaOS via hubris's existing 192.168.8.0/24 netbird subnet
advertisement; no new infra needed, just DNS (Management nameserver group
for hubris.network or per-device /etc/hosts override).
User destroyed the heaper LXC on 2026-05-14. Removed it from the
container index, README quicktable, hubris host doc, and
media-permissions membership table; moved to the "recently destroyed"
archaeology list. /mnt/library/heaper retained (224 MiB).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Same-day-as-deploy upgrade: image swapped to seafileltd/seafile-pro-mc:13.0-latest, elasticsearch:8.15.0 added as new compose service for Pro's full-text search. Free Pro tier (<=3 users, no license). Existing data + users survived.
Also documented the Caddy patch stripping IETF resumable-upload headers (Upload-Draft-Interop-Version etc.) so the iOS Seafile Pro 4.0.2 app falls back to plain multipart upload; without it large uploads stalled and cancelled after ~60s.
LXC 125 stood up as a Seafile CE 13.0 docker-compose deployment, behind
files.hubris.network. Authentik OAuth wired up via ak shell. No data
migration — exploration alongside Nextcloud (114).
Initial documentation of the hubris Proxmox homelab as a cross-linked
markdown wiki. Per-node pages, cross-cutting infrastructure pages, an
investigation log, and an operations cheatsheet. Each node and topic
ends with a Changelog section so changes can be tracked in-place going
forward.
Refreshed against live state on 2026-04-28 — 14 active LXCs (109
syncthing currently stopped) + 1 VM (108 haos). Reflects post-A/B-test
state of the 2026-04-21 hubris crash-loop investigation.
