On 2020-09-30 09:35, Stumpy wrote:
Sometimes I have trouble "wrapping my head around" compartmentalization
offline use etc so I was hoping someone is doing, or has considered
something similar.
I would like to setup home automation and security, and OpenHAB seems
like the best way to go. The caveat, for me at least, is I really dont
want the setup to be online, or dont want it to be accessible from the
internet - which is where qubes comes in i think?
I want OpenHAB to stay up to date but do not want it to be accessible
via the internet so i was thinking if I have a template with OpenHAB
installed that would install OpenHAB and hopefully plugins?
The thing is I am hoping to have wifi cameras, or at least PoE cameras
connected so it was less clear to me if i would be able to have an
OpenHAB appvm that was not connected to the internet, or blocked from
the network, but able to communicate with these various wireless devices?
Ideally i would be able to do this on my workstation as i pretty much
live in front of my monitors :/
But I have 2 older laptops, one runs qubes like a champ, the other i am
guessing less so (AMD Neo chip w/ 2 or 4gb mem [I forget]), though
either way if i went the laptop route they woudl be dedicated devices so
to speak.
Any thoughts, ideas, feedback would really really be appreciated!
or, it just occurred to me that a raspi that i could remotely login to
... then again that would mean i'd need network access? Ugh, sorry I am
really bad at visualizing these things.
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