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The original was posted on /r/selfhosted by /u/ponzi_gg on 2025-01-17 18:08:15+00:00.

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The original was posted on /r/selfhosted by /u/shol-ly on 2025-01-17 12:53:27+00:00.

Happy Friday, r/selfhosted! Linked below is the latest edition of This Week in Self-Hosted, a weekly newsletter recap of the latest activity in self-hosted software and content.

This week's features include:

• Self-hosted social media platforms gaining traction
• Software updates and launches
• A spotlight on Coolify - a self-hosted alternative to Heroku and Netlify
• A ton of great guides from the community (including this subreddit!)

In this week's podcast episode, I'm joined by guest co-host Elliot Courant - the developer of the recently-launched budgeting app Monetr.

Thanks, and as usual, feel free to reach out with feedback!

Newsletter | Watch on YouTube | Listen via Podcast

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The original was posted on /r/selfhosted by /u/Friendly_Barracuda38 on 2025-01-17 11:22:43+00:00.

Hello guys, I have a question which I have not seen asked a lot (maybe I am wrong)

Which terminal do you guys use for your self-hosting needs such as SSH or just general server commands?

Please also include which operating system you are on.

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The original was posted on /r/selfhosted by /u/OriginalPlayerHater on 2025-01-17 06:03:35+00:00.

Just sharing my experience tonight in case someone else runs into it.

The problem:

I moved computers and my Immich installation was on an external, but I lost the original folder where PostgreSQL was configured. No database means my library was showing empty.

The solution:

Luckily, the Immich main folder has a backup folder with the database SQL files. This can be used to restore the database.

Steps to fix:

1. Dropped the existing database in PostgreSQL (immich):

Run the following command to drop the old database:

docker exec -it immich_postgres psql -U postgres -c "DROP DATABASE IF EXISTS immich;" 2. Restored from the backup using the SQL dump file:

Assuming your backup file is located at E:/immich/backups/immich-db-backup-1736676000009.sql, use this command to restore:

cat E:/immich/backups/immich-db-backup-1736676000009.sql | docker exec -i immich_postgres psql -U postgres -d immich 3. Ran into an issue with password authentication — Immich couldn't connect to PostgreSQL:

The error was related to incorrect password authentication. To fix this, I reset the password for the postgres user:

docker exec -it immich_postgres psql -U postgres -c "ALTER USER postgres PASSWORD 'postgres';" 4. Updated the .env file with the correct password:

Ensure the .env file has the correct password:

DB_PASSWORD=postgres 5. Restarted the containers to apply the changes:

Run these commands to restart your containers:

docker-compose down

docker-compose up -d

Result:

Everything's back up and running smoothly! No data lost, library restored, and Immich is working perfectly again.

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The original was posted on /r/selfhosted by /u/feror_YT on 2025-01-16 22:32:33+00:00.

Hey guys 👋

I am currently hosting a Gitlab instance but I find it to be a bit slow… I found out about Gitea a couple of days ago and it looks pretty damn fast.

The main point that I’m trying to make is that I don’t understand why Gitea would have such a small market share compared to GitLab even though it looks so adequate.

So I was wondering if any of you have tried both and can give me their impressions ?

For context, I don’t expect to have many users (less than 10 most likely), and I would like to be able to integrate some CI/CD stuff with it for my projects. I don’t really need most of the project management stuff as I use external tools anyway.

Cheers, Feror.

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The original was posted on /r/selfhosted by /u/GreatRoxy on 2025-01-16 21:19:27+00:00.

Hello,

I just wanted to let you know about something serious I came across. While using zipline, I found a big security issue with the OAuth2 setup (specifically with Google), and it’s super important to update right away to keep your accounts safe.

Vulnerability Details:

• Affected Versions: Anything past v3.6.0, including v3.7.10.
• Impact: An issue in the OAuth2 fallback logic allowed account hijacking. If two Google accounts share the same username prefix (e.g., [email protected] and [email protected]), they could end up pointing to the same account in Zipline. This means someone could easily access another user’s data.
• Affected Features:
  • Users who enabled the following settings are especially vulnerable:

        FEATURES_OAUTH_LOGIN_ONLY=true
        OAUTH_BYPASS_LOCAL_LOGIN=true

These settings, which should increase security by disabling password logins, unfortunately weakened security in this case due to the OAuth fallback logic issue.

What You Should Do:

• Update Immediately: Upgrade to the latest version of Zipline (v3.7.11 or higher) to ensure your accounts are secure.
• If You’re Not Using OAuth2: You’re safe, but still consider updating for other improvements.

My Experience:

I discovered this issue and reported it to the Zipline team via their GitHub repository. I’m happy to say that the developer quickly acknowledged the problem and implemented a fix in record time. The latest release (v3.7.11) resolves the issue, so it’s critical for users to update immediately.

It’s quite surprising that such a critical issue existed. The fallback logic essentially bypassed a key security mechanism, leaving users' data at risk.

For those interested, you can view the updated code that addresses this issue here: GitHub Commit Fix

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The original was posted on /r/selfhosted by /u/invaluabledata on 2025-01-16 20:52:14+00:00.

I have invested much time in researching what software to use for backing up my invaluable data -- eponymous pun intended. My two final contenders are Duplicacy and Borg. They both seem to have long-term histories and thus are surely stable and reliable. They also have the same deduplication efficiency strategy. If you have an opinion on this or use some other software, would you please share your wisdom? Thank you!

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The original was posted on /r/selfhosted by /u/Fiji236 on 2025-01-16 20:51:22+00:00.

Ben Busby's post on Github

Really depressing reminder that companies like Google can just brick entire projects with a simple policy change.

*Edit: I can't express my disappointment enough. It has been integral to my work this past year, where relevance was far more important than popularity and SEO.

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The original was posted on /r/selfhosted by /u/hernil on 2025-01-16 19:29:12+00:00.

Inspired by other discussions here and elsewhere and examples like this I decided to make a plan for disaster recovery.

I wanted to cover scenarios like completely loosing all my physical on-site tech - including phone, wallet etc. I also wanted it to be the place for my wife or other close family to start in case of something happening to me.

The plan is found here and I also wrote a blog post explaining a bit more of what is happening.

The tl;dr: is gpg private keys on physical Yubikeys to unlock publically hosted data blobs.

Hopefully someone finds this useful, and feedback is very welcome!

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The original was posted on /r/selfhosted by /u/ohv_ on 2025-01-16 18:10:48+00:00.

Noticed my Whoogle not working.

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The original was posted on /r/selfhosted by /u/nate4t on 2025-01-16 17:37:48+00:00.

Hey, I'm a Dev Advocate with CopilotKit, a self hostable, open-source framework for building in-app AI assistants and full stack agent applications.

We are excited about a recent collaboration with LangChain to build an Agentic Generative UI frontend for a LangGraph backend. We recently launched CoAgents, a frontend framework that allows developers to integrate LangGraph agents into full-stack apps easily.

We have released v0.3, which introduces some major developer quality-of-life improvements to CoAgents! Incorporating the great feedback we got from the community with the v0.1 and v0.2 releases.

We anticipate v0.3 to evolve into the 1.0 release in the near future.

Here’s what CoAgents v0.3 brings to the table:

1. Simpler message syncing:
   1. LangGraph agent messages and CopilotKit messages are always automatically kept 100% in sync
2. All LangGraph agent tool calls are emitted by default:
   1. no need to explicitly emit tool calls in the agent code. If the frontend does not handle the calls, there will simply be no effect.
3. Support for “catch-all” tool calls rendering:
   1. you can provide a default “catch all” generative UI render function for all agent tool calls

We're fully open-source (MIT), check out our GitHub: 

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The original was posted on /r/selfhosted by /u/Kryptonh on 2025-01-16 16:31:03+00:00.

We are excited to announce our first release of the year.. Why not start with languages 😀?

For the uninitiated, Docmost is an open-source collaborative wiki and documentation software. It is an open-source alternative to Confluence and Notion.

In Docmost v0.7, we have introduced internationalization 🌏. This has been in works for the past few months.

With this release, adding support for new languages becomes much easier. Let us know which languages you would like to see supported next!

Highlights of this release

• Language translations
  • German
  • French
  • Portuguese (BR)
  • Chinese
• Support for pasting markdown
• Google Sheets embed
• Multiple improvements to the editor

Full release notes: 

Website: https://docmost.com/

Docs: 

Github: 

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The original was posted on /r/selfhosted by /u/the-head78 on 2025-01-16 15:12:18+00:00.

FYI - As some of you might also be using rsync for Backup or similar Jobs, you should Check that you are using Version 3.4.0 at minimum. If you have an older Version you should update.

In all Prior Versions there are multiple Vulnerabilities that could compromise your system. Beware - there are also other Backup / sync applications utilizing rsync. Just Check your Version.

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The original was posted on /r/selfhosted by /u/esiy0676 on 2025-01-15 19:58:53+00:00.

Every now and then there's a post about hosting or not hosting email per se. For sending out or delivering. This is NOT such one.

I am wondering what people use for storing emails, whether they got pulled or delivered or otherwise reached their system.

Suppose you have downloaded entire mailbox content off a service like Gmail, it comes as mbox. You can make it a Maildir. You can e.g. put Dovecot over it and have it available via IMAP to whichever clients, but it also makes it horrible to search within or organise.

You could perhaps forward it to something like Matrix (or Mattermost, etc.) via a bridge and get some of the database benefits, but then it's not actionable, as an email and what about exports back to e.g. that mbox if need be one day.

So, how do you store your mailboxes, long-term?

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The original was posted on /r/selfhosted by /u/Grouchy-Journalist99 on 2025-01-16 00:15:04+00:00.

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The original was posted on /r/selfhosted by /u/Flaminel on 2025-01-15 21:58:02+00:00.

Hi everyone, I hope you week is going well!

✨ I'm excited to announce that cleanuperr v1.4.0 is now out, which includes the much requested support for Lidarr.

cleanuperr is a tool for automating the cleanup of unwanted files and downloads for Sonarr, Radarr, and now Lidarr.

• Weird file extensions? Cleaned! 📄🧹
• Failed imports? Cleaned! 🚫🧹
• Stalled downloads? Cleaned! 🕒🧹
• Ignore private torrents? Not cleaned! 🔒

Supported download clients:

• none
• qBittorrent
• Deluge
• Transmission

What changed since v1.3.0:

• Created an official Unraid template. 🗄️
• Added Lidarr support. 🎵
• Changed the way blocklists work (breaking change), due to new Lidarr support. ⚠️
• Added option to not use a download client. This is useful if you want to use cleanuperr to remove failed imports, even if you're using Usenet.
• Added the option to ignore private torrents when looking for failed imports, stalled downloads or weird extensions. 🔒
• Added the option to ignore failed imports based on message patterns. 🔒
• Some other small things. 🤏

👉 Check out the project here: flmorg/cleanuperr

💬 Got feedback or questions? Join our Discord server, create a GitHub issue or let me know in the comments!

💬 Are the docs unclear? Let me know how I can improve them!

🔜 What's next?

• Readarr support?
• Persistent strikes?
• API to check the number of strikes of a download?

You tell me what's next! 🔜 What would you like cleanuperr to do for you in the future? I would love to hear your thoughts! 🤩

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The original was posted on /r/selfhosted by /u/MohamedBassem on 2025-01-15 22:29:08+00:00.

This post could have been about how hoarder reached 10k stars on Github, or about how we spent a day in the front page of hackernews. But unfortunately, it's about neither of those. Today, I received a cease and desist from someone holding the "Hordr" trademark claiming that "Hoarder" infringes their trademark. Quoting the content of the letter:

In these circumstances, our client is concerned, and justifiably so, that your use of a near identical name in connection with software having very similar (if not identical) functionality gives the impression that your software originates from, is somehow sponsored by, or is otherwise affiliated with our client.

They're asking to cease and desist from using the "Hoarder" name, remove all content of websites/app store/github/etc that uses the name "Hoarder" and the cherry on top, "Immediately transfer the hoarder.app domain to our client" or let it expire without renewing it (in Feb 2027). They're expecting a response by the 24th of Jan, or they're threatening to sue.

For context, I've started developing Hoarder in Feb 2024, and released it here on reddit on March 2024. I've never heard about "Hordr" before today, so I did some research (some screenshots along the way):

1. They have a trademark for "Hordr" registered in Jan 2023.
2. They registered the domain hordr dot app in 2021.
3. Searching google for their domain shows nothing but their website, their parent company and an old apk (from Jun 2024). So they have basically zero external references.
4. They've had their 2.0 release on the app store on the 3rd of Jan 2025 (2 weeks ago), with "AI powered bookmarking". The release before that is from Feb 2023, and says nothing about the content of the app back then.
5. Their apps are so new that they are not even indexed on the play store. Google says they have "1+" downloads.
6. I found an apk on one of the apk hosting sites from Jun 2024, which shows some screenshots of how the app looked back then.
7. Wayback machine for the hordr dot info shows a references from 2023 to some app in the app/play store. The app itself (in app/play store) is unfortunately not indexed.

So TL;DR, they seem legitimate and not outright trademark trolls. Their earliest app screenshots from June 2024 suggest their current functionality came after Hoarder’s public release. Despite their claims, I find it hard to see how Hoarder could cause confusion among their customers, given they appear to have very almost none. If anything, it feels like they’ve borrowed from Hoarder to increase the similarity before sending the cease and desist.

Hoarder is a side project of mine that I've poured in so much time and energy over the last year. I don't have the mental capacity to deal with this. I'm posting here out of frustration, and I kinda know the most likely outcome. Has anyone dealt with anything similar before?

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The original was posted on /r/selfhosted by /u/drivingLights on 2025-01-15 20:26:06+00:00.

TLDR

Developing a open source self-hostable period tracker with e2e encrypted device syncing and cycle sharing. Any suggestions or input will be huge help!

Why?

Currently most period trackers out there are entirely proprietary. While many make promises that they encrypt your data or wont share it with law enforcement we all know that those promises are often empty. I wont get political but we can agree that privacy especially biological privacy is sacred.

My solution, both server and client, will be open source, transparent and verifiablely end-to-end encrypted. There are already pen source trackers out there (such as Drip) but these also have their own issues.

1. Many are not very feature rich, not as easy to use or unattractive.

2. None that I have seen support device syncing or cycle sharing with friends and partners.

1.0 features

Features that I want stable and ready for the 1.0 release:

• Basic tracking with both pre-baked symptom logging as well as custom symptoms and notes

• Cycle predictions

• Cycle sharing – Allow friends, family or partners to be able to view each-others cycles (similar to Stardust)

• End-to-end encrypted. The entire app and server are being built from the ground up with encryption and secure sharing in mind.

• The client will be local first, with connecting to a server simply providing additional features.

Development

The server is being coded in Java and postgresSQL database. The client is being developed in Dart and Flutter with SQLite being used for local data. I’m not very experienced with UI or app development so I am learning Dart/Flutter as I go but intend for everything to be polished and best practice.

This is in very early development aiming for a beta client and server to be out by the end of the year.

Disclosure

Yes I’m a cis man. Most of my inspiration so far has come from my female peers. I know statistically this community is majority male as well but any input on often missing features or something you would like to see in the final product please let me know. Any notes or comments can help, especially where I could potentially have blind spots.

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The original was posted on /r/selfhosted by /u/aimo_dg18 on 2025-01-15 18:47:36+00:00.

Hey!

I just want to announce that I decided to publish kitshn (mobile client for Tandoor recipes) to the Apple App Store. After some back and forth with the Support Team, I was now able to publish it. 🥳 Please feel free to report any issues or ideas if you'd like :)

kitshn on GitHub

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The original was posted on /r/selfhosted by /u/vinioyama on 2025-01-15 15:26:10+00:00.

Hi! I'm launching my Self-Hosted App for an All-In-One solution to manage projects, track time and focus. My goal is to make it simple yet effective.

I’ve always believed it’s not the tool that makes a project successful but I’ve always wanted one that aligned with my vision: a mix of Trello, ClickUp, Toggl and Focus-Oriented Tools.

So I'm really happy to have started this project!

I hope you like it. Any Idea or Feedbacks are welcome.

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The original was posted on /r/selfhosted by /u/MrSlaw on 2025-01-15 14:18:50+00:00.

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The original was posted on /r/selfhosted by /u/punnydust on 2025-01-15 08:25:16+00:00.

Long story short, I rely heavily on icloud photos to store data for my family (and my photography work since its support for RAW files) but I do not want to keep all my data just with Apple. Here comes icloudpd, a great CLI tool written in python to download your photos. I have been using it but I never enjoyed having to work in a terminal environment to deal with daily life stuff while others might do. That made me build this app icloudpd-web that provides a web interface, and some additional features to the original icloudpd.

Released to PyPI and Dockerhub:

• Python Package
• Docker Image

Under the hood I did not use the icloudpd CLI program but a subset of its python code. The app allows you to create multiple download policies, upload to AWS S3 bucket and run your policy as a cron job.

Please post questions/comments here and send feature requests / bug reports using Github Issues. Thanks!

Screenshots:

Main Page

Policy Definition

Integration

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The original was posted on /r/selfhosted by /u/Hakunin_Fallout on 2025-01-15 10:05:37+00:00.

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The original was posted on /r/selfhosted by /u/AyaanMAG on 2025-01-15 01:14:37+00:00.

Im terribly sorry this is a stupid question but I've started out with my homelab journey with a bare metal linux install and docker containers running a media server, *arr stack, a dashboard, paperless-ngx, etc and now that i finally got something more powerful for my homelab upgrading from my raspberry pi I assumed a proxmox install would be my next step because that's what i see everywhere but i just don't understand the use case, why would you want to manage so many different vms? Why even use different vms, how are LXC containers better? Ive never seen an option to get them on the GitHub page of a project, why hoolahoop and map so many things to get your config files in one place when you can just map the config directory from a docker container

I just don't understand the use case, if you use it please chime in and help me understand why you do over just a single debian or fedora server install and run everything in docker from there

Edit: thank you all for your responses, it really helps

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The original was posted on /r/selfhosted by /u/Mafyuh on 2025-01-15 00:10:07+00:00.

I've kept my Homelab config (docker compose files, Ansible playbooks, OpenTofu, Packer, etc) in a Git repo and this has been the source of truth for my Homelab for a few years now.

I have a bunch of workflows to automate alot of the repetitive tasks (Docker stack redeploy, Tofu deployments, yamllint)

It started out as just a way to keep things updated, without having to use Watchtower and potentially break something, now it has morphed into almost everything that can make up a Homelab and is now treated as Infrastructure as Code

This has been entirely custom as I have not yet seen any other Git repos that do the same thing, with that I'm sort of running out of ideas to keep expanding on this. (Can keep adding stuff like authentik config to OpenTofu)

All that being said, if you have a similar setup to mine and post your Homelab to VCS, I would love to see your repo so I can steal some of your ideas. Or if you just have some ideas feel free to let me know

My repo if you are interested