I have a self hosted freshRSS but I still just use the Feeder app 99.9% of the time. I guess I just keep Fresh as a backup in case the Feeder app ever goes down.

Then you’re using it wrong buddy.

I use Kodi for the Google drive add on to stream and nothing else. So I keep it as bare bones as possible.

Yup. Same way I do it.

Use to do it individually. Now I do it all from one Master compose.

Makes sense

I’m ditching my nextcloud as well. It’s just way too bloated. I wish they offered a stripped down version with only the features you want to use.

Joplin via Dropbox (free account) is effortless and painless. I used to sync it via nextcloud and it always gave me issues. It has an iOS, Android, and Desktop app so why do you need Web Ui?

I went from Keepass synced via NextCloud (self hosted) for years… to trying out Bitwarden (their servers) and found the experience much better… then I switched to Vaultwarden via Docker going through Cloudflare Tunnel (with zero trust email authentication required) and fail2ban added. I’m content with the last option.

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Protonmail. That’s what I use connected to my own domain.

That theme is horrible

I just setup my self hosted searxng yesterday… I don’t know how I went without this for so long!

I use cloudflare tunnel for each of my apps. Because it’s just so easy to setup in like 10 secinds. But there’s no need to have a different domain for each app. Subdomains of one main domain is fine.

Does not work. This comes up:

“DNS config is not set for this domain or the domain is not a valid domain! (It was found to be set to ‘’)”

Localhost definitely won’t work because I will get the error “Domain must contain at least one dot!”.

Honestly don’t need SSL. And I will try that localhost.local when I get back to my server. Thanks.

I tried the all in one a few times. I run it from localhost:8080 and the NextCloud setup keeps asking me to put in a domain name. I just want to be able to run from localhost with no domain needed.

NextCloud

I swore by Keepass for years… recently switched to Bitwarden last month and so glad I did.