Alright, /g/; I've finally created my home server (running Debian stable), set up a samba share on it, allowed SSH/FTP access, got Transmission running, and installed Couch Potato. Now what do I do with it?
throw it to trash
>>52350046
kek
thats a lot of HDDs
dl hey arnold and watch that
>>52350041
enjoy downloading and watching chinese cartoons
>>52350307
It's not my home server; it's just a picture I found from Google Images. My real server just has 2 250gb hard drives raided together.
>>52350466
I don't watch chinese cartoons, though.
>spend money and time building a home server
>doesn't even know what to do with it in the first place
Whatever, you're the one getting shafted.
Anyways keep it as a backup for your files and set up your devices to where they can all share files to and from the server. That's my suggestion.
>>52350561
I didn't spend anything; just had some parts, HDDs, and an old computer laying around.
>>52350512
you should start doing that, it's fun
anyway you could also try putting up a web server with a personal site, or running game servers for whatever you and your friends play.
>>52350589
Game servers sound like a good idea. If I put up a web server, though, I would have no idea what to do with it (or put on it).
>>52350712
Host gay porn on your web server since you're a faggot.
>>52351053
this family
>builds a home server
>asks /g/ what to do with it afterwards
The autism in this is off the charts.
>>52351053
do this OP
