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<luca020400> kinda sucks, I have no web interface for googlehome/smartthings
<luca020400> meh google has a faulty ufs controller in their pixel 6, quirk incoming lol
<whitekidney> luca020400: you should try home assistant
<whitekidney> https://www.home-assistant.io/ this thing, it's pretty sweet, running it myself, it integrates with pretty much everything
<luca020400> don't think I can, smart things requires ssl
<luca020400> I can't
<luca020400> xD
<whitekidney> what do you mean you cant? :D
<luca020400> can't setup an easy ssl ( non self signed ) here
<luca020400> modem blocks ports
<LuK1337> can always use your vps as an nginx proxy
<whitekidney> why not use a self signed? if not, you can get wildcard certs from letsencrypt now, that's what i do, then i pull the cert down from my dedi and use it locally as well
<whitekidney> and just create local dns entries for whatever i need
<LuK1337> $ pactl list| grep Name: | grep sink-sunshine | wc -l
<LuK1337> 48
<LuK1337> something tells me this program is slightly broken
<LuK1337> // Ensure Sunshine won't create a sink that already exists.
<LuK1337> yeah, sure thing
<luca020400> rofl
<LuK1337> actually
<LuK1337> i understand what happens
<LuK1337> when i stop sunshine with ^C during use
<LuK1337> it doesn't unload modules
<LuK1337> thus owner module is -1
<LuK1337> so then it tries to load it again on start
<LuK1337> leaving old sinks in place
<luca020400> add a signal handler?
<luca020400> might be enough to kill the stream
<luca020400> *sink
<LuK1337> w/e, just restarted pipewire and sunshine
<LuK1337> lol
<LuK1337> i thought there was some easier way to handle it
<whitekidney> LuK1337: you been using pipewire a while ?
<LuK1337> yeah
<LuK1337> sunshine audio is fucked up with pulseaudio for me
<LuK1337> and i have no interest in debugging it
<LuK1337> if the *future* works fine
<LuK1337> also eh, pipewire is default in f34
<whitekidney> nice, i've been wanting to switch out pulse for a while