Listmonk itself is running and SMTP deliverability is a go. But, wondering what else would be recommended as part of running listmonk myself, now that it is usable.
cross-posted from: https://discuss.online/post/41558684
Setup listmonk and now wondering about suggestions for how to maintain a basic list and campaign. Wondering about a few things:
- Privacy. All I want to know is if people are actually able to read the posts.
- Any thoughts from others who’ve been managing their own lists / campaigns.
- Basic idea is to use for email and RSS to post updates on latest happenings, maybe once a month.
Just want this to be both successful and not annoying. 😄
What exactly about jellyfin makes this oidc style access more difficult to manage?
Just read their actual documentation. You’ll want to either way.
Assuming the user will not be connecting over vpn, but is both remote and non-technical, how would you expose Jellyfin to them securely?
Honest question, because I know multiple people who are not looking to jump ship since they already have the Plex Pass.
Ah ha, suppose that is from being re-shared in Lemmy. Original post is direct link. Thanks for the feedback.
Absolutely, please do share it with others. Small show, but continuing to work on it. :) You are also welcome to join the matrix / discord. https://matrix.to/#/#linuxprepper:matrix.org
cross-posted from: https://discuss.online/post/37854087
Lemmy struggles with properly displaying the Castopod shownotes. I’ve filed a bug report here.
Relaying show notes here…
Why Offline & Local-First
- Rising Cost of Consumer Technology
- Cloudflare Outages - interest in local hosting
- Re-purposing older machines into functional use!
(00:11)
Offline Tooling, Local Tooling, Resilience Introduction
(00:50)
- LINUXPREPPER code
(01:14)
Domain Changes and thoughts after years on .network, xyz and org
(01:32)
Forum posts related to simple, resilient setups
(02:21)
Do you have a device in a drawer that might be useful as-is?
(04:38)
KDE Connect - Thoughts after Three Years
(08:30)
Unbound, DNSMasq - Local DNS Caching, Recursive DNS and Resolvers
(09:30)
Quad9 - Global Public Recursive DNS for Public Benefit, alternative to Cloudflare and Google
(09:55)
Local DNS Resilience and Why It Matters
(12:15)
Connecting Multiple Services and What DNS Adblocking Actually Does with Pi-Hole, Adguard Home, etc.
(13:04)
Dividing IP Ranges for Custom DNS, Adblocking assignments
(13:55)
Adding Resilience, Privacy and Speed Most Routers Do Not Offer Natively
(15:20)
Challenges You Can Try at Home!
(15:59)
Wiki in early development as plain text. Learn more on the forum
(17:00)
Low Key Gear Exchange for LFNW. Details for forum users!
(17:36)
100 Selfhosted Services for Low End and 32-bit Hardware
(19:11)
HomeLab Episode to be released with Robin Monks. Unedited interview available on Premium
(19:29)
Nginx, Caddy - Reverse Proxy via DNS Challenge for Local HTTPS Testing
(20:00)
mDNS and Avahi for remote machines gifted to others without https
(22:35)
Become a Premium Subscriber to Support the Show
(23:36)
How resilient is your setup? Let me know! podcast@livingcartoon.org
(24:05)
Discord and bridged Matrix Chats for discussing the show! Please Share with Others!
(24:55)
LFNW Schedule, should be live shortly. April 24th - 26th
(25:11)
AI Scanned My Brainrot, Live only at LFNW, on 04/26 at 3pm!
(26:17)
Upcoming Episode on SeaGL, LFNW and Conferences!
cross-posted from: https://discuss.online/post/34494723
Detailed episode for pairing with the very light “A Great Day for Linux”. Hope you enjoy it. Since Lemmy struggles with markdown from Castopod, here is a link to the notes.
What about mobile clients though? Otherwise, it is great.
Right, but if it has to stay public would you simply do nothing?
cross-posted from: https://discuss.online/post/32165111
I realize my options are limited, but what about any robots.txt style steps? Thanks for any suggestions.
Cool, congratulations! Does that include LDAP? Are you offering access to other users as well
cross-posted from: https://discuss.online/post/31997776
Join in on the DURP Challenge, where you finish a project you are otherwise ignoring for the Winter season. Putting this out as part of Linux Prepper podcast, which is a DIY and technology-focused show on struggling to accomplish things while still enjoying life.
Keep in mind you are welcome to submit any sort of project you are otherwise putting off! I’ll be happy to share them on the show once we hit Spring. This gives you a solid three month window to get it together! 100% completion is not required, but you’ll share whatever progress you have made.
The challenge is simply about clout, and sharing in what we’ve accomplished, over any actual prizes. If you’ve already finished a project in the recent past and want to proudly share it, that is fine!
cross-posted from: https://discuss.online/post/31434838
HAKboard, a comprehensive Home Assistant integration for Kanboard, a free and open source Kanban project management tool.
Features:
Interactive Lovelace cards Integrates project, task and people data into sensor entities Documented entity schema aids in dashboard and automation development Supports multiple instances, enabling blue/green deployment Configurable replication and project filtering settings per Kanboard instance Zero YAML editing requiredFunctionality:
In this initial release, it is a one-way sync of Kanboard data into HA, with deep-linking to Kanboard projects from the HA dashboard. It will create an entity for every project that provides aggregate data for tasks, task status, assignees, columns etc… giving you an excellent birds eye view of your environment, as well as the ability to create automations from the sensor data.
A very near release (see Roadmap in the repo) will introduce the creation of entities for each task and person, and likely others. We wanted to ensure the core entity generation system is rock-solid before opening it up to potentially thousands of new entities and thought it prudent to stagger this functionality.
If you use Kanboard (or want to try it), this turns your HA dashboard into a real-time project hub.
Repo & Docs: https://github.com/aktive/hakboard
⚠️ IMPORTANT INSTALL NOTES: I’m still working through the HACS repo approval process. In the meantime, please follow these instructions if you would like to install (existing Kanboard server required):
HACS > ⚙️ (Top right) > Custom Repositories > Add: https://github.com/aktive/hakboard as type Integration Configure your Kanboard instance via Settings (Bottom left) > Devices & services > Add (Bottom right) > Search for HAKboard NOTE: If HAKboard does not appear (either as an integration or a dashboard card), please refresh your browser or restart HA.
Probably, that is simple what it says on their github
Thanks