r/SelfHosted

Bookstack docker-compose has weird URL and page doesn't load correctly I loaded my docker-compose according to the install instructions and filled out my app url, it works on my pi but moving it to a Ubuntu VM in windows it shows this upon loading: https://imgur.com/a/DJOwhMZ I only typed the <host ip>:6875 once but it repeats 3 times for some reason, anyone run into this before? https://redd.it/nka7mj @r_SelfHosted

Webpanel for postfix/dovecot? Yes I tried iredadmin and it did not offer what I need. I setup a postfix/dovecot smpt mail relay to send mail to various subscribers, which works well so far, but there are issues, obviously. From time to time I do get mails that bounce or other errors, but since I setup dovecot to handle local domain forwards outside of the relay the mailer no longer bothers to send the returns to the postmaster account. Only way I now have to check for bounces is reading the logs, which gets a bit tiring after a couple hundred mails a day. Trying to find something I can slap on that machine to give me some stats on what was sent and what came back and why. Doesn't need to interface with anything, just provide statistics, so I don't need a full mailserver admin like Webmin or iredadmin. I tried to find a plugin for netdata to at least give me some rates, but that just displays how much mail is sent and not, no breakdown of why or a list of most recently bounced mail. Is there anything like this or should I just cave and write a log parser? https://redd.it/nk49w4 @r_SelfHosted

First PI running VMware https://redd.it/nk6dw1 @r_SelfHosted

Looking for Self Hosted Web Push Notifications Script / Software Hi there, I am looking for a Self Hosted Web Push Notifications Script. So far the only one that I found is PushMaze, but I would like to know if you guys know a better option. It seems like PushMaze is not well maintained. https://redd.it/nk4988 @r_SelfHosted

How to use ngrok safely Hello guys. I'm hosting a minecraft server through ngrok and have some questions. Is ngrok safe? Is there a better (free) alternative? And, how can I secure my server? I'm running it on my raspberry pi 4 and can't help but notice random ttl connections. I want to run it 24/7 and don't want to be hacked overnight or something. I'm a complete noob and don't even know if this is the right sub to ask this, so yeah. Thanks in advance. https://redd.it/nk0veo @r_SelfHosted

WireHole is a combination of WireGuard, PiHole, and Unbound in a docker-compose project with the intent of enabling users to quickly and easily create and deploy a personally managed full or split-tunnel WireGuard VPN with ad blocking capabilities, and DNS caching with additional privacy. https://github.com/IAmStoxe/wirehole https://redd.it/nk2mvx @r_SelfHosted

Easy to setup, all-in-one WireGuard and Management Web UI https://github.com/WeeJeWel/wg-easy/blob/master/README.md https://redd.it/nk2hjb @r_SelfHosted

Self hosted alternative to Spotify and YouTube Music? I've been using these services for almost more than 3 years but the thing is I never really use music outside of my home. So I'm looking for a single self hosted alternative to these 2!? I've only 3 main requirements - Auto organization of the files - Ability to search and download audio from YouTube - Compatibility with Raspberry Pi And it would also be great if the service allows integration with YouTube Music, Spotify and Shazam so that liked music can be synced! P.S: I've found a service called Ladrr but I'm not sure what it's main function is!? https://redd.it/nk13ui @r_SelfHosted

Wireguard server on vps https://linuxize.com/post/how-to-set-up-wireguard-vpn-on-ubuntu-20-04/ I have been following this article to set up a wireguard server in a free oracle vps. Question, am i required to do anything more than what is mentioned in the article to secure my wireguard server? My understanding is, only port 22 (ssh) and 51829 (wireguards ports ) will be accessible over Internet to the vps . Linux's security + vps security will handle any brute force on port 22 - right? Am i required to do anything more to secure my wireguard port as long as wireguard's private key is secure with me? https://redd.it/njzfng @r_SelfHosted

expression, etc. It has been shown countless times that only the perception of being surveilled alters our behavior, we become more complicit and less critical, we don’t speak freely anymore. Consequently, if people lose their right to privacy, if they live under constant surveillance, or just a perceived threat of surveillance, then they have lost every other right they have (See the r/privacy wiki). # Your Privacy can be protected! Our privacy depends on programs we can understand, audit and review. Programs that are not only open, but also respect the user and are aware of these issues. Proprietary software is an injustice to the user, and it shows in how they value your privacy: Facebook goes through at least one privacy scandal every year, but still keeps records on your name, email, birthdate, location, search history, listening habits, applications, files, messages, calls, photos, face and more, even if you don’t have a Fecebook account Google collects massive amounts of user data by tracking you on over 90% of the top 50,000 websites on the internet, saving almost everything you do online, and a Google Account is an easy way for them to read through all your Gmails and track where you go with Google Maps Apple, although not an ad company like Google or Facebook, has access to most of your personal information stored on iDevices through iCloud, which they can access and have used in the past to give data to law enforcement Microsoft isn’t only keeping the massive amounts of user data it gets from Windows, Bing and Cortana for itself, but is also sharing it with Facebook Amazon controls the largest cloud in the world (called AWS) and can use it to track your activity across all of the websites that use their services Windows contains a backdoor for the NSA (Source) Privacy isn't an all-or-nothing, and there surely are times where you need to use proprietary software because there's no alternative. But if you're currently running software such as Google Chrome, Vivaldi, Opera, Visual Studio Code (-> VSCodium!), Microsoft Windows, Google Android etc., there are better options! Something as simple as changing your default search engine, or switching your browser, can already dramatically improve your everyday privacy at the cost of little convenience. How far you want to go from there is up to you, but by individually adopting privacy technologies, we help to protect everyone's privacy! See the following websites for more information: [PrivacyTools](https://privacytools.io/) showcases alternatives to popular proprietary Spyware prism-break also showcases alternatives to popular proprietary Software [The FSF website](https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-software-even-more-important.html) showcases issues with proprietary software, and maintains a directory of [Free Software alternatives](https://directory.fsf.org/wiki/Main_Page) The New Oil showcases privacy abuses by governments and private firms, and has guides on how to protect yours r/privacy is a community for privacy advice TheHatedOne publishes videos about privacy [Techlore](https://youtube.com/channel/UCs6KfncB4OV6Vug4o_bzijg) publishes videos about privacy Mental Outlaw publishes videos about privacy, Free Software and GNU/Linux [Luke Smith](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2eYFnH61tmytImy1mTYvhA) publishes videos about digital minimalism DistroTube publishes videos about GNU/Linux distributions and Free Software Thanks for reading, and I hope this helped! https://redd.it/njy0te @r_SelfHosted

Your Privacy Matters. Reclaim It! # Your Privacy Matters >You [care about your privacy\]. Everyone has some expectation of privacy. We don't want to indiscriminately share every single aspect of our lives with everyone else. But as we move more of activities online, there is an ever increasing portion of our lives which is being recorded by corporations and governments, and these records can be used to our disadvantage, at any time, now or any-time in the future. Essentially, we're now in an information arms race. But unlike other historical analogies that might be cited, the scale of our storage and processing capabilities are immense and extremely powerful, and that changes the game. Privacy is a fundamental human right and key to any democratic society (See: Reclaim Our Privacy by La Quadrature du Net). Your privacy matters, even if you think you have "nothing to hide" (See: Why privacy matters even if you have nothing to hide by TheHatedOne). Companies such as Google and Facebook, who make money off of tracking you, want you to believe that “if you have something to hide, you shouldn’t be doing it in the first place” (quoting the former Google CEO). It draws a connection between criminal activities and protecting your natural privacy where there is none (See: Does Privacy & Security Matter? YES! by Techlore). We lock our doors. We seal our envelopes. We use strong passwords. We put up curtains covering our windows. We don’t do this because we’re secretly plotting a terrorist attack, but because we consider our personal activities, online conversations and interactions as private. Whether that be having dinner at the table, playing video games, chatting about that new movie and so on. None of these things are illegal by any means but knowing this, we still keep those curtains on our windows. We still lock our doors. We still don’t allow others to read our messages (See the Ted talk Why privacy matters by Glenn Greenwald). Computers have enabled us to scale our storage and processing capabilities to historically unmatched levels, but it also enables unethical monopolies to abuse their power and record everything about you at historically unmatched levels, and these records can be used to your disadvantage at any time, now or in the future (See the Ted talk "I have nothing to hide") # Your Privacy is under attack Privacy on the internet is experiencing a greater attack than ever before, and the big five – Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Apple and Amazon – are everywhere. Over 90% of all apps share data with at least one third party such as Facebook or Google. Because users expect services to be gratis, programs embed Facebook and Google trackers to squeeze out as much revenue as they can. In the meantime, big brother can link those trackers and save your internet activity more detailed than you yourself could remember (See How to protect your online privacy in 2020 by TheHatedOne). The NSA has become a global superpower, surveilling the moves of everyone, only exposed by whistleblowers such as Edward Snowden, who has courageously risked his life leaking confidential documents - yet, they have not prevented a single terrorism case with this bulk data collection (See Safe and Sorry – Terrorism & Mass Surveillance by Kurzgesagt). The NSA's over-reaching surveillance efforts combined with developments in big data dramatically shift the playing field in favor of those who can access information, which is unavailable to the rest of us. These mass-surveillance system are the perfect dictatorship tool, being used to censor criticism, tocurtail activism and opposition, to stop whistle-blowers, journalists and lawyers from free

Is it possible to run pi hole, bitwarden_rs and pivpn wireguard on same raspberry pi Hey everyone.. As the title says... I'm curious if it's possible to run pihole , self hosted bitwarden and pivpn on the same pi.. I'm a networking novice and still learning so any help is appreciated :-) Thanks in advance! https://redd.it/njw87y @r_SelfHosted

Do people will like to use wordpress like platform for task management, blogging, web apps, etc. based in java. I have been working on open source platform for my own requirements like task management(like airtable), blogging, small web apps etc. The frontend is angular and java backend. Things could be created as plugin and deployed on it easily. The main selling point for my platform is usage of angular/javascript for app creation rather php, be able to share code easily, modern material or fluent interface. This will allow usage of many javascript libraries. The APIs have been provided for backend so manything could be implemented through frontend also using API. In case people will find this interesting, will sharpen it bit more and publish. https://redd.it/njveaw @r_SelfHosted

Is google cloud free tier "f1-micro" server good enough for "Personal Nextcloud" instance ? & are there other free services to selfhost a personal nextcloud instance? Hello, I am a student so I am short on money but I really want to try nextcloud and use it for personal use instead of my onedrive & google drive I just wanted to know if "f1-micro" will be enough for me & nextcloud itself? (i am really worried coz it has just 600mb of ram) & also could someone please suggest some other free alternatives (i am not a huge fan of google's privacy :( ) https://redd.it/nju106 @r_SelfHosted

Is there a voicemail server selfhosting option? Back in the day, like 15 years ago, I used google for my voicemails (before I was awoken to privacy). I could get up my phone to forward my missed call to their voicemail server. It was the first of its kind with visual voicemail for me. Is there a FOSS voicemail server I can selfhost? https://redd.it/njsecu @r_SelfHosted

Installing Homer I've been using Heimdall as my personal dashboard, and I've been seeing a few posts on here about Homer that have me intrigued. So I went to install Homer and all I found was a github page (https://github.com/bastienwirtz/homer) leaving me with two questions: &#x200B; 1. Is this really the only page or are my Google skills failing? That would be fine I guess except 2. The instructions are lacking. There's nothing resembling an installation guide. The instructions are either (basically) "use docker with this config" or use the prebuilt tarball, which is a ".zip" Since I know there's a bunch of Homer fans out there, I was hoping one of you had a more thorough walk-through for installing. https://redd.it/njsbw3 @r_SelfHosted

Is there anyone have problem with Filestash mobile page? I installed Filestash on my server and it works well. But, When I use it in mobile page, it cannot drag so that I cannot download multiple files. And also something is weird with back button that it didn't work When I access to image file and cannot going previous directory. Everything is fine with various functions with Filestash but only this problem makes me to consider to use this program. https://redd.it/njrtl4 @r_SelfHosted

Small service to wrap/unwrap crypto keys using key vaults and with admin consent https://github.com/ItalyPaleAle/unlocker/ https://redd.it/njeec1 @r_SelfHosted

Noob question Seafile Docker behind second reverse proxy? Hello, I am thinking about running my own Seafile installation. As far as I know the official docker image does already include a nginx reverse proxy. I am running different services on my server needing a reverse proxy and I prefer not to reconfigure the included one so I am thinking about running a reverse proxy in front the docker image. Could this cause serious problems or performance issues? &#x200B; Thanks in advance! https://redd.it/njcgs4 @r_SelfHosted

Options for bitwardrs/vaultwarden ssl on local LAN I've had bitwardenrs working for years on the local LAN only. It seems that firefox and others aren't allowing the insecure connection anymore. Is the only option to reverse proxy for the ssl? I really don't want to expose this to the whole internets. I do have nginx setup for other stuff, but if there is another solution then that would be great (I really don't want to go self signed certs either). https://redd.it/njfnyj @r_SelfHosted