michaelharley
@michaelharley@infosec.pub
- Comment on How I self-host my ebooks and audiobooks 1 week ago:
Short version, and Deebster’s got the shape right: use a DNS-01 challenge. You prove domain control with a TXT record instead of serving a file over HTTP, so the hostname never has to be reachable from the internet. That’s what gets you a real Let’s Encrypt cert for a LAN-only name.
Mine’s acme.sh issuing a wildcard for *.lan.michaelharley.net via my registrar’s DNS API (Porkbun), with a deploy hook dropping it where Caddy reads it. Caddy’s own Cloudflare plugin is simpler, I just already had acme.sh. Local DNS is a wildcard rewrite on my router.
- Submitted 1 week ago to selfhosted@lemmy.world | 31 comments
- Comment on Self-hosted keypass fork recommendation 4 weeks ago:
KeePassXc and syncthing on Linux. KeePassDx and syncthing on Android.
- Comment on Recommendations on self hosting ebooks 1 month ago:
I run Calibre-Web in Docker (linuxserver.io image) and read on a Kobo. My desktop Calibre library on my laptop is the source of truth; Syncthing replicates it to the server where Calibre-Web serves it, and the Kobo pulls books over Kobo Sync