So I will stick on Lemmy for the time being. After all I don’t care for down votes, I think votes in general should not be private, because this is like a public plaza what you say is public, and attaching a reputation because of down votes is dangerously bullying and a slippery slope, so piefed doesn’t actually feel like my pie at the moment.
Still maybe I will try a fresh installation just to check it out.
Interested, how do I move an instance from Lemmy to piefed?
Not really reliable, much less than wire guard. If your connection is unstable ssh not the best option. Autossh make it better, but still after a forced disconnection ssh will take a while to drop and reconnect. Wire guard is much better. I moved from ssh+autossh to wireguard and wished I did that sooner.
Wire guard to the vps with nftables port forwarding.
Check my wiki here https://wiki.gardiol.org/doku.php?id=networking%3Awireguard_redirects
Or setup ssh with port forwarding as well. Less reliable but nothing to install on a basic Linux.
Rest+backrest and the 3.2.1 rule.
One backup local on an external drive on my server Second backup on another disk connected to a WiFi ap in the house.
Third off site backup copy on my VPS.
All done by rest.
I use radicale. Safe and solid. Zero php.
You need to install a separate app if you want a web based calendar ui, or you can just use dav5x on android or any other caldav client.
Feels like P.K.Dick, but actulized with current day terminology.
Good work
Really appreciated the reference!
Good to know my wiki is of any use to somebody.
:)
Stalwart probably aims a bigger infra than mine, i think that is the point.
I had to give up on stalwart because on 4gb ram dual core with mechanical HDD the performance for a single account domain was abysmal and after some support back and forth there was no solution.
On the same hardware the good old postfix+dovecot just handles perfectly with 90% spare capacity
Sorry guys, maybe it was time to optimize it a bit before adding more features?
Good to know… Is it a pleasant experience?
I respect your choices, but I am afraid modern web is mostly JavaScript. Can you actually browse anything with noscript today?
Don’t agree. Being hosting my email server for 20+ years without issues.
Yes you need to study, no its not difficult at all.
Check https://wiki.gardiol.org/doku.php?id=email%3Astart it’s really that, and guess what? It works!
So, yes its getting more complicated but its still well at the grasp of a home hoster.
Do you want it as simple as docker compose up? Grab mailcow.
See my personal notes. I do selfhost mail server, but on a vps to have a good IP
Being doing so for 20+ years and recently rebuilt the entire stack.
See https://wiki.gardiol.org/doku.php?id=email%3Astart
In short, I use postfix+dovecot, with opendmark and opendkim. Setup proper DNS email specific records and a few more steps.
Overall it runs fast and perfect on 4gb ram very old dual core atom CPU.
When i tried Joplin i was put off by a few issues:
It was over 1 year ago,so.
I don’t really get all the hate on the comments. Yes there are tons of note taking alternatives, and yet usually none ever works just perfectly for anybody. More choice is a good thing.
Yes it saves to a database, but it doesnt seems to be encrypted nor “proprietary” or “vendor lock-in” as the notes are, afterall, plain text and can be extracted from a database easily. Is it the best storage for text notes? not in my opinion, but that is not vendor lock-in.
My choice is silverbullet on web and Markor on Android, with Synchting in the back (yes, Synchting still works pretty fine on android thanks to the forked app).
+1 for audiobookshelf
I use it for audiobooks and podcasts.
Does it support ebooks? Never known.
Anyway I wouldn’t use it for ebooks, better to use a dedicated reader. Even if they seems to be the same stuff (books) they really are not as one is pure audio and other pure text. Way different way to use them that I think no good reader supports both formats at once in a satisfactory way.
I was replying to the links post, must have got it wrong :)
So yes, I ended up thanking myself. Well, I always thanks myself anyway for not having screwed up too badly anyway so… ;)
Spotizerr + navidrome + tempo
Spotizerr (fast development, sometimes breaks) will let you download you spotofy playlist. 320kbps too if you have premium. Also, deezer premium accounts are free for 1 month and let you download flac.
Navidrome replace Spotify as streaming server.
Tempo is a good android client. O also love symfonium but its not free (very worth paying for, though).