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- Unintended Proxy or Intermediary ('Confused Deputy') and Improper Input Validation in Conduit-derived homeserversgithub.com ↗Submitted 6 days ago to selfhosted@lemmy.world | 1 comment
- Comment on My culture also loves music, dancing and telling stories 1 week ago:
If you’re not bursting you didn’t have fish and chips
- Comment on ISO Opensource, Selfhosted, Web Trends Monitor 2 weeks ago:
I’m pretty much sure only free option for finding out what other people search for is Google Trends. It’s very valuable data that is hard to get, so the companies that offer it charge quite a lot for it.
- Comment on 700+ self-hosted Git instances battered in 0-day attacks 2 weeks ago:
Yeah in my project open registration is behind an option called
yes_i_am_very_very_sure_i_want_an_open_registration_server_prone_to_abuselol - Comment on Fun/interesting things to self host? 2 weeks ago:
Here are some of the things I self host that I haven’t seen mentioned:
- Continuwuity is a chat server that talks Matrix, so you can join the chat rooms of a lot of open source projects or make end to end encrypted private chats
- Forgejo is a self-hosted code forge (github alternative) - very useful
- FreshRSS is a good one if you like to follow blogs, newsletters or pretty much anything 'news’
- Grafana plus VictoriaMetrics and/or Quickwit is very useful for keeping track of the health of all your services
- Homepage is a… homepage for all your services
- Stalwart gives you a mail server. Set it up for any other projects that need to send mail, or as a backup for your emails, contacts or calendars - it’s the easiest way to set that up self hosted. Making it suitable as your main email may need more effort (delivery).
- Related to Continuwuity / matrix, you can set up the Matrix collection of bridges, which let you bridge Discord, WhatsApp, IRC, telegram, and more into your matrix account or chats seamlessly.
- LMS (lightweight Media Server, not to be confused with Logitech Media Server) is an alternative to Navidrome that I find works better with my library tagging and ListenBrainz
- Speakr - audio transcription with diarisation. Very useful if you like to record meetings.
- Comment on Zig quits GitHub, says Microsoft's AI obsession has ruined the service 2 weeks ago:
You get rate limited to hell
- Comment on Decreasing Certificate Lifetimes to 45 Days 3 weeks ago:
Which is fair enough
- Comment on Decreasing Certificate Lifetimes to 45 Days 3 weeks ago:
If you have the time to set it up, Stalwart can manage its own cert renewal.
- Comment on How to propperly Ansible and selfhost without burning out? 4 weeks ago:
My personal selfhosting repo is just about 2 years old with 750 commits now, and probably more than 60 containers running. It’s not because of one great effort or design or anything, just setting up a service or two when I find it interesting every few weeks, and trying to make all my setup consistent. Almost everything is deployed as a container run by Podman quadlets, files mounted in /var/opt, config etc copied into place by an ansible script. But not everything, sometimes getting it working was easier without the sensible or I needed to do some funny networking.
TLDR: Coming back again later, and making that easier.
- Comment on Looking for a selfhostable chat service that people on phone and computers can log onto 1 month ago:
Continuwuity.org has reasonable documentation, and you can (and should) disable signups or require a token to sign up.
- Comment on I made a project that can install/configure/orchestrate 115+ applications on your homelab using Ansible! 1 month ago:
You may also want to look into MASH: github.com/…/mash-playbook
- Comment on Server notifications on fedi 1 month ago:
Email is federated. You can set up your own server using something like Stalwart in a few hours. I deliver thousands of emails a month on my personal server. The problem is deliver ability to Gmail and outlook, but if you don’t care about that then you’re golden.
- Comment on Setting up VoIP on my matrix server 2 months ago:
All of the other answers here are wrong - your friend is trying to call you using element call, which needs an instance of a livekit and a JWT micro service to grant permissions to use the livekit instance. You can use a livekit cloud account, but you do need to host the JWT service. I would suggest looking up Element’s documentation
- Comment on Using Molly (Signal) with UnifiedPush 2 months ago:
You can use scrcpy or similar to mirror your phone screen, and/or take a screenshot
- Comment on Forgejo v13.0 is available 2 months ago:
Actions is significantly better, there are lots of subtle UI improvements, there are new importers, etc. Not a killer feature, but many small improvements that add up.
- Comment on Why I Ditched Spotify, and How I Set Up My Own Music Stack | LeshiCodes 2 months ago:
MusicBrainz Cover art is from the Internet Archive’s Cover Art Archive, and you can edit it easily via the musicbrainz.org website. You can also use harmony.pulsewidth.org.uk to update the medatata with stuff from streaming sites automatically.
Alternatively, you can install a plugin from Picard to download from, for example, Deezer or Apple Music. You can also grab a plugin to do replaygain, to get a more normalised audio volumes, like on streaming services.
For local music recommendations, you can try experimenting with listenbrainz local right now, if a bit experamental. It is essentially the Listenbrainz recommender on a local library. Building a better system for local music is on the MetaBrainz team’s mind, and my final year project for University is going to be related as well (maybe follow me for updates if you’re interested). I don’t think automatically downloading from Spotify or whatever will happen though because of legal issues with that - maybe there’ll be the ability to add plugins to do that. However, you can use the MusicBrainz database to get the exact Spotify link for many tracks (thanks to the Harmony importer lol). Ideally sharing libraries with your friends would be possible, though.
- Comment on What is the current state of Matrix? 3 months ago:
That page seemed outdated, but: From further down that page:
The recommended strategy is to share the keys automatically only to verified devices of the same user
This is the same situation where the key backup is accessible - which is not described on that page, but it’s a key store of all the megolm keys. This is what is now generally used instead of that as it doesn’t require devices to be online and allows recovering keys if all devices are lost.
- Comment on What I host myself 3 months ago:
I host mail via Stalwart, which makes it pretty damn easy - it handles most everything, just giving you a big block of DNS records to upload with all the DKIM SPF MTA-STS nonsense. However, spam filtering from big providers is still occasionally an issue. I still occasionally get reports of mail making it into Gmail’s spam inbox, for example.
- Comment on Forgejo fills up hard drive with repo-archives 3 months ago:
A few days late, but I have a pretty similar usecase to you on forgejo.ellis.link. My solution is go-away, git.gammaspectra.live/git/go-away, which just sits as a reverse proxy in between traefik and Forgejo. I haven’t enabled fancy stuff like TLS fingerprinting. It’s been effective enough at killing the bots downloading archives and DDoSing the server from residential IPs. My config is based on the example Forgejo config, but with a few tweaks. Too long to post here, though, so message me if you need access
- Comment on What is the current state of Matrix? 3 months ago:
Matrix encryption keys don’t need other people online - they get queued up as messages for each device you have.
- Comment on What is the current state of Matrix? 3 months ago:
You might want to check out matrixrooms.info, which is good for a search around. Some project communities also have offtopic rooms that are good to chat in. Even very small rooms can be very active.
- Comment on What is the current state of Matrix? 3 months ago:
continuwuity.org or forgejo.ellis.link/continuwuation/continuwuity
As for the difference: lemmy.world/post/33271240
- Comment on What is the current state of Matrix? 3 months ago:
“can’t guarantee the authenticity of this message” just means it was restored from backup. In the same vein, if you can decrypt a message in any client, it should upload the keys to the message backup so it can be decrypted on other clients, even ones that haven’t logged in.
- Comment on What is the current state of Matrix? 3 months ago:
Continuwuity developer here - Conduit is reviving itself, and you can no longer move from Conduit to tuwunel or Continuwuity. You haven’t been able to for as long as either project has existed. You might be confusing conduwuit with Conduit.
- Comment on What is the current state of Matrix? 3 months ago:
I’ve only seen this message in the last months where different servers are having network issues and can’t talk
- Comment on Soptify Listenbrainz Import 4 months ago:
Basically: record every song you listen to, and when you listen to it (plus some more metadata), and then add it to a giant public dataset. Open source software then uses that to make music recommendations based on your and other people’s listening, and to give you interesting stats about your listening.
- Comment on Why are anime catgirls blocking my access to the Linux kernel? 4 months ago:
That kind of captcha is trivial to bypass via frequency analysis. Text that looks like language, as opposed to random noise, is very statistically recognisable.
- Comment on The Future is NOT Self-Hosted 4 months ago:
Matrix file limits are server-dependent, usually enforced for the uploader only. If you run a server you can set it to several gigabytes lol
Alteernatively, use a tool designed for file transfer: gist.github.com/…/fd6e275e44009b72f64d0570256bb3b…
- Comment on Matrix is cooked 6 months ago:
The Matrix Foundation and Element/New Vector are different orgs, and it’s Element with the government contracts
- Comment on Matrix is cooked 6 months ago:
“slowly being cannibalised” at the start the foundation was just new vector/element putting on a funny hat. It’s got less bad as time has gone on tbh
