k4j8
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- Comment on Need tips for moving forward 2 weeks ago:
As others have said, Nextcloud for files/calendar and Tailscale for VPN is your answer.
Nextcloud can be installed in several ways, one of which is Docker Compose. Docker Compose is flexible but requires learning a bit, although you can use it for most self-hosted software.
- Comment on Self-hosted Personal Finance Suggestions 1 month ago:
I can share the script on GitHub if anyone is interested. Among other things, it converts funds to their value at the time of the transaction and adds additional transactions to reflect capital gains and losses. This allows Metabase to accurately report net worth.
- Comment on New to self-hosting 1 month ago:
Docker + Caddy (for reverse proxy) fits most use cases IMO. I really like this person’s approach: github.com/DoTheEvo/selfhosted-apps-docker. They use Docker networks to avoid unnecessary port mapping - it’s a very clean method.
- Comment on Self-hosted Personal Finance Suggestions 1 month ago:
I really want this too. Neither Actual nor Firefly III support stocks/funds (open issues for Actual and for Firefly III.
I use GnuCash for my transactions, which I manually export from my accounts as QFX files. Although GnuCash has support for tracking fund values and generating reports, I do this with a custom Python script and Metabase instead.
- Comment on Good mail server for selfhosting 1 month ago:
Stalwart is gaining momentum. I haven’t used it, but it’s worth a look. stalw.art
- Comment on What would tools/services would you recommend for hosting without self hosting? 5 months ago:
I think it’s cool you’re trying to find ways to get into this. If the goal is to learn, why not deploy the services on your laptop? They won’t be available when the computer is off of course, but you would still get the full experience. Even a low-spec laptop will be better than a cheap VPS.
- Comment on Actual Budget is a fantastic FOSS budgeting tool that you can self-host 5 months ago:
As others said, both Firefly III and Actual Budget do not support stocks. I wish they did, but I guess I’ll have to stick with GnuCash + Metabase for now.