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Damn, I have a 3rd gen one.

Can’t answer the license stuff, but I’ve been using Docmost with a group of six other friends for about a year now and have enjoyed it. Mildly annoyed about some features locked on my fully self hosted and private instance but hasn’t been enough of an annoyance that I’ve cared to look for an alternative. We use it pretty regularly.

My actual biggest complaint is I made a feature suggestion a long time ago which someome was very kind enough to program and add a pull request, but the maintainer refuses to implement. Oh well.

Restore a backup and make sure everything is where you left it.

It has been an upsetting thread to read; in frustrated on your behalf OP. I think many commenters here have not worked in the kind of environment you’re describing, and “get another job” is deeply unhelpful advice.

Mealie has been great for my partner and myself.

I don’t use the notification functionality so take this recommendation worth a grain of salt, but I’ve been liking Donetick.

My group’s been using it since March.

I also use this service.

If people want to use a service you’re putting in the effort (and money) hosting, they can put in the effort to learn how to access it, however you choose. Otherwise they can kick rocks.

I like dokuwiki.

What makes you think it’s AI text?

Wasn’t Eufy caught uploading data workout consent? Memory is a little fuzzy but I believe it was something like thumbnails being stored in an insecure cloud whether you liked it or not.

Their title and post mention VPNs multiple times. The P is Private. They also mention wanting to use their own storage, again implying privacy. Their entire post implies they care about privacy.

While I agree that sucked hard, it’s not exactly a like comparison to the software in OP.

Recommending Eufy to someone specifically asking for privacy focused suggestions is wild.

They were caught, and admitted to, lying about being offline only, and storing unencrypted thumbnails, if memory serves. They got fined for it and I’m sure they say they’re doing better but how can you trust them after that?

I would avoid Eufy given the context of post, OP.

I appreciate you taking the time to write this out, but I knew all of that and didn’t really address the question. I was asking why the commenter above mine was using an auth service, like Keycloak, on LAN.

It has been answered a few times, thanks.

Out of curiosity, what is the advantage of using something like this on LAN only?

There’s no supposing necessary. It was a fire hazard, and presently not eventually. When something has caused a fire, it’s no longer a hazard, it’s just, you know, a fire.

Then call it Matrix. They don’t need to know and probably don’t care about the specific server software you’re using.

My partner just uses mealie’s built in shopping cart.