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- Comment on PRISM - a self-hosted OSINT platform with a real-time dashboard 3 days ago:
Same experience. 🫤
- Comment on How To Parse JSON Data To A Human Readable Format 2 weeks ago:
Personally, whenever I need to process anything text-based, I use perl.
Read the json into a hash, parse the values if desired, then plug the values into an html template.
It’s pretty quick to write, much easier to learn than python (in my opinion), and super powerful.
- Comment on Revisiting Rule #3 Hey everyone, as I previously mentioned the rules here are 2 weeks ago:
I’m a bit torn on the hardware bit, myself.
On one hand, hardware is a fundamental aspect of self hosting. There’s already a portion of the community who considers self-hosting to include using commercially-hosted cloud services (as long as it’s not Google), so prohibiting hardware discussion just reinforces that concept. Plus, it can be really fun to see what creative hardware people come up. I’m pretty sure I posted about my Fediverse server running on a WiFi router here, for example. The focus was on the unusual hardware, but it was also clearly related to self-hosting.
On the other hand, looking at what is posted in other communities, I don’t think there’s a ton of value in seeing a dozen photos of a bone-stock rpi or a closed laptop sitting on a desk. Same with the nth post asking if their 30-year-old 1u would be a good choice for Jellyfin; so I see why the rule exists.
Overall, though, I think hardware should be allowed, but maybe add a rule along the lines of "if you’re posting a question, please include what resources you’ve already reviewed or troubleshooting steps you’ve already taken."
Heck, that might be a good rule for all questions, regardless of topic…
- Comment on Floating IP challenge 1 month ago:
What is the specific problem?
A dynamic IP address just requires dynamic DNS.
CGNAT and carrier firewalls, on the other hand, will require an alternative entry point. That is, you’ll need a different, externally accessible service that can route requests back to your first server.
- Comment on Self-host Reddit – 2.38B posts, works offline, yours forever 5 months ago:
Yes, both the standalone quickstart and the quickstart section of the readme (which are both different).
Is it possible to get the static sites without spinning up a DB backend?
- Comment on Self-host Reddit – 2.38B posts, works offline, yours forever 5 months ago:
Can anyone figure out what the minimum process is to just use the SSG function? I’m having a really hard time trying to understand the documentation.