Looking for a simple grocery list with scanning barcodes to add.
I'm looking for a simple grocery list app that allows me to scan items by barcode (or just enter them manually) and add them to the list. I would also like to be able to use things like UPCDatabase or similar.
I know apps like this, such as grocy, but those have way to much overhead for my needs. I don't need to keep track of inventory, just a list of items I can easily add to my shopping list. Obviously a requirement that this is open-source
https://redd.it/1sgv5u9
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How do you alert users?
I'm running a little media server for me, my partners, their partners and some friends. How do I go about alerting everyone who's using the server (mainly jellyfin) that a feature has been added, something has changed, or the server is restarting?
https://redd.it/1sgqsag
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What are you using to automate your Jellyfin setup?
I’m pretty new to Jellyfin and I’m trying to build a cleaner setup around it. I’m mostly looking for the best self hosted tools to automate the boring parts of managing a library, like importing legally obtained media, organizing folders, matching metadata, subtitles, monitoring new episodes, and keeping everything tidy.
I keep seeing different stacks mentioned and I’m trying to understand what people actually use long term without turning the setup into a complete mess.
https://redd.it/1sgohhn
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[Suggestion] CANDOR.md: an open convention to declare AI usage for transparency
https://candor.md/
https://redd.it/1sgizki
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Is dedicated game server hosting good idea?
What I'm getting at is, I'd like to hear your thoughts on whether it's a good idea to avoid buying hosting for a specific game every time and instead just switch to a dedicated server once and for all, for any purpose - even web hosting, if the need ever arises (though right now we're still talking about games). What are the pros and cons of such a solution?
https://redd.it/1sfue7k
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parties.
# Deleted inboxes without providing reasonable recourse to export data
The above GDPR willful ignorance is somewhat ironic given the number of trustpilot reviews complaining of summary / surprise deletion of their entire stored inboxes (ex: same guy as double billing example below or this deleted review (who may have been a spammer, but still), or this guy whose crime was opening free trial accounts on other services, etc), so I guess deletion is only possible when it inconveniences the customer?
Even if these terminations were justified (and it seems like some may be), it is quite possible and reasonable to put an account into an outbound suspension while still allowing the customer a way to export their data and migrate services.
# Refused to refund double billing
jar's reply on trustpilot to a review of mxroute:
>We do not refund services that renew correctly when there was no attempt to cancel them in advance.
Where the user was clearly trying to switch plans and Jar had knowledge of this but would not issue a refund.
and:
Another review posted by an mxroute customer
>They bill once ever two years, and I accidentally double paid. I asked for a refund on one payment and was met with an auto-responder that they did not do refunds. So, after waiting two and a half weeks for an additional response, I escalated and opened a paypal dispute to get one of the payments back.
Jar replied to this stating the expectation is to reply to the no-refunds autoresponder to request a refund, which seems a very counterintuitive process to me. No wonder people are confused.
# Financial threats against another forum to try and get true (but unflattering) information removed
Jar on other forum, directly stating:
>I'll just go ahead and say right now if you're going to follow into every thread and keep spreading lies with impunity, I'm not paying the invoice to renew my membership
Basically trying to influence the leadership of that site to delete/ban for criticism because he's a sponsor.
He ultimately did succeed in getting the MXRoute criticism thread locked on the other forum, while his counterattack thread remained open.
# The Attack Sale
Following the criticism, Jar then launched an attack sale targetting myself and another forum member that had been criticizing his business practices. Based on the statements in his thread, it is my belief he did this to try to stir up community anger against us for challenging him on his bad behavior. (And had some initial success with it, as well)
https://preview.redd.it/24tqxvaw5utg1.png?width=1411&format=png&auto=webp&s=638d48a65ffcd2721c40f278fcd506794c49686d
I did not authorize his use of my name to promote his business, nor do I welcome these insults and attacks. He made hundreds (potentially thousands) of dollars by publicly insulting me.
I filed a complaint with his provider about this attack, which resulted in him briefly having a downtime and the sale was ended.
# Firing Attempt
Jar then tried to have me fired. He conducted some research into me to try and figure out who I was, which is not easily accessible information. He then identified someone based on his research. (We have a couple theories about this, but the most likely IMO is he tried to dig through public records, people search sites, and linkedin to identify someone he believes is me. It is also possible that he searched through customer e-mails, or IP database from his portal, though no direct proof of this other than his wild behavior in general). Regardless, he investigated me and tried
New Project Megathread - Week of 07 Apr 2026
Welcome to the New Project Megathread!
This weekly thread is the new official home for sharing your new projects (younger than three months) with the community.
To keep the subreddit feed from being overwhelmed (particularly with the rapid influx of AI-generated projects) all new projects can only be posted here.
How this thread works:
A new thread will be posted every Friday.
You can post here ANY day of the week. You do not have to wait until Friday to share your new project.
Standalone new project posts will be removed and the author will be redirected to the current week's megathread.
To find past New Project Megathreads just use the [search](https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/search/?q=).
# Posting a New Project
We recommend to use the following template (or include this information) in your top-level comment:
Project Name:
Repo/Website Link: (GitHub, GitLab, Codeberg, etc.)
Description: (What does it do? What problem does it solve? What features are included? How is it beneficial for users who may try it?)
Deployment: (App must be released and available for users to download/try. App must have some minimal form of documentation explaining how to install or use your app. Is there a Docker image? Docker-compose example? How can I selfhost the app?)
AI Involvement: (Please be transparent.)
Please keep our rules on self promotion in mind as well.
Cheers,
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I trained a tiny language model from scratch for an indigenous language language and got it running fully on-device on Android
https://redd.it/1sf15ay
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NewTon DC Tournament Manager
https://redd.it/1setskv
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Raspberry Pi Connect Selfhosted Alternative
https://redd.it/1semj60
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How to use Git for docker compose & documention?
I've done very little with Git, mainly just small software dev trainings where I was walked through connecting to GitHub.
How would you recommend getting started with setting this up? All of my containers run via Docker Compose and I have a couple bare metal apps as well.
I make direct backups of my Docker compose files, But I feel like it could both be automated, have version history, and be lighter to redeploy.
I've seen a couple wiki containers as well that I've thought about spinning up. Any recommendations there?
https://redd.it/1segmt9
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Cloudflare Tunnel - leave mobile connected constantly?
I have setup some cameras on frigate and home assistant. I would like to get alerts and see the cameras remotely, but obviously am concerned about security.
Cloudflare tunnel works (I already use it), but I typically leave it off, and only turn it on (on my phone) when I want to perform some task.
For Frigate/HA, I am considering leaving my phone connected to the tunnel 24/7.
Does anyone else do this? Any downsides?
https://redd.it/1see4rn
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NordVPN's Meshnet: is it truly free? If so, is there any certainty that I am not the product?
https://redd.it/1sebwzh
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I thought my VPS was hardened, but it was compromised and I can't figure out how. Please help!
I have a VPS that I use to reverse proxy incoming web requests to my self-hosted services at home over wireguard. I got an alert recently that CPU usage was spiking, so I logged in to see a newly-created user running masscan.
The VPS runs 3 publicly-exposed services: nginx, ssh, and wireguard.
It was hardened as follows:
ssh password auth off, root login disabled, pubkey auth only
ssh on non-standard port
root login is locked in /etc/shadow
fail2ban is enabled on ssh
packages updated to latest (debian 13) with automatic security package updates
ufw is enabled, only allowing the 3 services mentioned above
I checked, and I can't find any relevant CVEs for nginx, ssh, or wireguard.
The logs show the following.
At 07:38, I see an authentication failure on, followed by systemd unexpectedly rebooting:
Mar 30 07:38:20 login695: pamunix(login:auth): check pass; user unknown
Mar 30 07:38:20 login[695]: pamunix(login:auth): authentication failure; logname= uid=0 euid=0 tty=/dev/tty1 ruser= rhost=
Mar 30 07:38:22 systemd1: Received SIGINT.
Mar 30 07:38:22 systemd1: Activating special unit reboot.target...
Shortly after the reboot (07:40), I can see a login session for "userb":
Mar 30 07:40:22 login696: pamunix(login:session): session opened for user userb(uid=1001) by userb(uid=0)
Mar 30 07:40:22 systemd[1]: Created slice user-1001.slice - User Slice of UID 1001.
Mar 30 07:40:22 systemd[1]: Starting user-runtime-dir@1001.service - User Runtime Directory /run/user/1001...
Mar 30 07:40:22 systemd-logind[602]: New session 1 of user userb.
Mar 30 07:40:22 systemd[1]: Finished user-runtime-dir@1001.service - User Runtime Directory /run/user/1001.
Mar 30 07:40:22 systemd[1]: Starting user@1001.service - User Manager for UID 1001...
Mar 30 07:40:22 (systemd)[1085]: pamunix(systemd-user:session): session opened for user userb(uid=1001) by userb(uid=0)
Mar 30 07:40:22 systemd-logind602: New session 2 of user userb.Mar 30 07:40:22 login696: pamunix(login:session): session opened for user userb(uid=1001) by userb(uid=0)
Mar 30 07:40:22 systemd[1]: Created slice user-1001.slice - User Slice of UID 1001.
Mar 30 07:40:22 systemd[1]: Starting user-runtime-dir@1001.service - User Runtime Directory /run/user/1001...
Mar 30 07:40:22 systemd-logind[602]: New session 1 of user userb.
Mar 30 07:40:22 systemd[1]: Finished user-runtime-dir@1001.service - User Runtime Directory /run/user/1001.
Mar 30 07:40:22 systemd[1]: Starting user@1001.service - User Manager for UID 1001...
Mar 30 07:40:22 (systemd)[1085]: pamunix(systemd-user:session): session opened for user userb(uid=1001) by userb(uid=0)
Mar 30 07:40:22 systemd-logind602: New session 2 of user userb.
Notably, there's no accompanying ssh login entry!! The user is in the sudo group, and starts running commands via sudo at 07:41. They install curl, update sshd_config to allow password login, reload sshd, then ssh in. Weirdly, the home directory isn't created until 07:43, which is when they ssh in.
The shell is changed to bash, then their bash history shows the following, where they bypass ufw, set up screen, and run masscan.
sudo touch vnc.txt && sudo chmod 777 vnc.txt
sudo iptables -I INPUT -j ACCEPT
sudo apt-get install screen libpcap-dev iptables masscan -y
sudo iptables -A INPUT -p tcp --dport 61000 -j DROP
screen
sudo touch res.txt && sudo chmod 777 res.txt
sudo masscan 0.0.0.0/0 -p22 --banners --source-port 61000 --rate 50000 --exclude 255.255.255.255 -oL res.txt
sudo masscan 0.0.0.0/0 -p22 --banners --source-port 61000 --rate 500000 --exclude 255.255.255.255 -oL res.txtsudo touch vnc.txt && sudo chmod 777 vnc.txt
sudo iptables -I INPUT -j ACCEPT
sudo apt-get install screen libpcap-dev iptables masscan -y
sudo iptables -A INPUT -p tcp --dport 61000 -j DROP
screen
sudo touch res.txt && sudo chmod 777 res.txt
sudo
Dynacat needs testers!
Hello everyone,
>Probably some of you already know about this app, but if not here's a quick explanation: Dynacat is a self-hosted dashboard built for people who want their information in one place. Forked from Glance, it focuses on dynamic content updates and seamless integration with external applications - without requiring you to write custom widgets.
I’ve been having a hard time getting enough feedback on my app recently, so I’m asking for help from the community. I have a lot of exciting features planned, but without testers it’s difficult to make sure everything is smooth and ready before the initial release.
Some of the things I’m currently working on include OICD, which has been one of the most requested features for a long time, support for community widgets without needing to copy the full custom API setup (this part is already implemented, but it still needs proper testing), widget carousel support, and a lot more planned for the future.
If you’re interested in helping, feel free to open an issue in the GitHub repo with ideas, feedback, or things you’d like to see added. You can also join the Discord if you’d rather chat directly about bugs, problems, or future features. All links are below.
Website: https://dynacat.artur.zone
Discord: https://discord.com/invite/mUqTzrfjFP
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YTPTube: v2.x major frontend update
If you have not seen it before, [YTPTube](https://github.com/arabcoders/ytptube) is a self-hosted web UI for yt-dlp. I originally built it for cases where a simple one-off downloader was not enough and I wanted something that could handle larger ongoing workflows from a browser.
It supports things like:
* downloads from URLs, playlists, and channels
* scheduled jobs
* presets and conditions
* live and upcoming stream handling
* history and notifications
* file browser and built-in player
* self executable for poeple who dont want to use docker although with less features compared to docker.
The big change in **v2.x** is a major UI rework. The frontend was rebuilt using nuxt/ui, which give us better base for future work. A lot of work also went into the app beyond just the visuals, general backend cleanup/refactoring, improvements around downloads/tasks/history, metadata-related work, file browser improvements and many more. TO see all features, please see the github project.
I would appreciate feedback from other selfhosters, especially from people using yt-dlp heavily for playlists, scheduled jobs, or archive-style setups.
* [original release post](https://old.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/1l1p76w/ytptube_a_selfhosted_frontend_for_ytdlp/)
* [project github](https://github.com/arabcoders/ytptube)
https://redd.it/1sgrgah
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What Grafana dashboards do you actually use the most?
Hey, I’m new to Grafana and I’m curious what dashboards people here actually use on a regular basis. I know there are loads of options, but I’m more interested in the ones that are genuinely useful and not just nice to look at for five minutes after setup.
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My journey in the last 6 months...
https://redd.it/1sglbk1
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Me as a self hosting newbie (got cooked by n8n w/ python)
https://redd.it/1sg87de
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to determine my real world identity.
He then contacted who he believed was my employer and made trouble with their General Counsel about me:
https://preview.redd.it/2r759h2t7utg1.png?width=565&format=png&auto=webp&s=90453c6c7340036412fae136c333d9ec969e08e2
(source and archived)
This is also a partial attempted doxx since there's nothing publicly linking my user name and the company, or my user name and that job title, but there it is on trustpilot, I guess.
He did not actually get me fired (and I will claim he did not doxx me correctly but obviously anyone in my situation would claim that), but regardless of whether he succeeded or not, the fact he tried to get me in trouble with my employer for posting criticism on a forum is extremely damning.
# Buyer Beware
In my opinion, based on what I have documented here, no one should trust Jar to host something as sensitive as their e-mails.
https://redd.it/1sfaclb
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Popular e-mail host MXRoute tried to get me FIRED when I criticized them for making retaliatory trustpilot reviews against their ex-customers
MXRoute is popularly recommended in this subreddit. Selfhosting e-mail is extraordinarily difficult (at least achieving reliable deliverability is very challenging) so many selfhosters end up using an established e-mail provider to do this service for them. MXRoute is a fairly large e-mail services provider, providing both direct-to-customer services and powering various resellers -- they are certainly discussed in this sub in plenty of past threads.
I would like to bring it to the attention of the community some recent issues with the company owner, Jar, that may make you wish to avoid doing business with him.
# Initial Issue: MXRoute terminated at least one account (in at least part) for receiving bad reviews
I am not a customer of MXRoute. Rather, I became aware of them due to a thread on another forum I post on. In that forum thread while discussing another unrelated provider, Jar (owner of MXRoute posted):
>I mean I've terminated for a review before (not JUST a review, but it was the final straw).
This struck myself and others as... troubling. Having a bad review factor into getting your e-mail shut down suddenly and without able to even download the contents is worrying. We expressed this to Jar, and after more eyebrow-raising statements from him, I began looking through past Trustpilot reviews he had received and found a number of concerning trends:
# MXRoute's owner left retaliatory reviews of multiple ex-customer businesses
There are numerous cases where former MXRoute customers are receiving bad reviews from Jar (the owner of MXRoute). Jar is leaving retaliatory reviews, despite not actually being a customer of those businesses. (A violation of Trustpilot rules -- trustpilot is for customers to review vendors, not the other way around).
Example:
>We had the displeasure of doing business with Kathyn recently. She approached us to provide a service for her, a service which she did not understand. This is fine and normal, that is indeed why you hire experts, to handle things you do not understand yourself. However, Kathryn was repeatedly angry and rude to us, going as far as to try to cost us future business. She claims to be a hypnotherapist and a spiritual counselor, but I don't see how someone so angry could possibly help anyone achieve anything near peace or tranquility. Avoid Kathyn at all costs.
Jar is almost certainly not a customer of this hypnotherapy business, but appears to have provided e-mail services to her.
If Kathyn was actually rude to Jar in support tickets that's not okay, but to hunt her down and leave a false review is not acceptable, either.
# Denied GDPR deletion request
He posted a clear admission of refusing customer request to delete data on trustpilot:
>Sadly Mr. Niclas demanded that we scrub important financial records prior to filing tax returns, threatened legal action if we did not, and then attempted to sabotage our data by redacting his account information which resulted in a complete and permanent ban from all of our services. All this justified by the citation of laws which do not extend to the United States or the state of Texas, which are the relevant governing authorities over MXroute LLC.
>
>If Niclas wishes to take this any further, it will be through our lawyers. This will be our final comment on the matter.
Further reinforced by him here:
>The user requested we delete all financial data before taxes were even filed and threatened legal action he had no standing for, and Europe has no jurisdiction in Texas.
Whereas the user's deletion request could have been accommodated by anonymizing the data, which would have met the needs of both
What other self-hosting and home network related subreddits and/or related YouTube channels do you follow? Looking to expand my horizons a bit and learn more along the way.
I've recently been looking for more subs to follow and YouTube self-hosting/homenetworking type channels to follow, all in service of pushing my Reddit front page and YouTube algorithms more towards things I'm really interested in.
Here's what I'm following/subscribe to already and why, besides obviously, you know, /r/selfhosted.
Reddit:
* /r/ARR -- Recently subbed, focused on the --arr stack apps. Pretty quiet, but seems decent.
* /r/Plex -- Running Plex as my video platform. Pretty much here to not miss big announcements and changes.
* /r/homelab -- I still can't decide if I'm a homelabber or not. These guys are pretty hardcore and more focused on the fun of the project than the end result sometimes... which makes me think I'm a self-hosting to-get-what-I-want dork and not a homelab dork. But we'll see. I think they're rubbing off on me.
* /r/minilab -- Recently found this one. I think I'm subscribed to this one the way people subscribe to subreddits focused on cute little animals.
* /r/synology -- Run a pair of synology boxes. Keep an eye on happenings here.
* /r/homeautomation -- Slowly transitioning away from commercial cloud-based gear to locally hosted stuff.
* /r/smarthome -- See above.
* /r/homeassistant -- Home Assistant has been my someday-soon project *forever*. Gotta get serious about it and spin up an HA stack.
* /r/ubiquiti -- 'cause I like silver gear that looks like a macbook and spending money, I guess lol
* /r/datahoarder -- Probably primary computer-related obsession. Been hoarding digital things since my first computer.
YouTube:
* [Crosstalk Solutions](CrosstalkSolutions" rel="nofollow">https://www.youtube.com/@CrosstalkSolutions) -- When I made the jump from single-box consumer routers to running a modest "prosumer" network stack at home, ol' Chris was there for me. Still follow him to this day.
* [Wundertech](WunderTechTutorials" rel="nofollow">https://www.youtube.com/@WunderTechTutorials) -- Found Frank at WunderTech a few months ago when I revisited my aging self-hosted stack and wanted to dig into ProxMox, upgrade a lot of bits, and modernize the whole thing to move beyond jamming everything into a very rickety Docker instance on an old Synology box. Like that his videos are concentrated with minimal fluff or downtime.
* [Lawrence Systems](LAWRENCESYSTEMS" rel="nofollow">https://www.youtube.com/@LAWRENCESYSTEMS) -- Recently started playing around with local/more advanced DNS and stumbled across some of his videos. Found his channel useful for exploring under utilized aspects of my Unifi setup.
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So yeah, I'd love to hear 1) which related subs you're subscribed to and why, and 2) who, if anyone, you follow on YouTube for self-hosting and related content, and why.
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Quarter 2 Update - Revisiting Rules. Again.
# April Post - 2nd Quarter Intro
Welcome to Quarter 2 2026! The moderators are here and grateful for everyone's participation and feedback.
Let's get right into it.
# Previous Rules Changes
After review of many of the responsive, constructive, and thoughtful comments and mod mails regarding the most recent rules change, it's clear that we missed the mark on this one. AI is taking the world by storm, and applying such a universally "uninvolved" perspective, showcased by the rules we last implemented, is inconsistent with the subreddit's long-term goals.
Here are the next steps we want to implement to wrangle the shotgun of AI-created tools and software we've been flooded with since AI chatbots became prevalent:
# New Project Megathread
A new megathread will be introduced each Friday.
This megathread will feature New Projects. Each Friday, the thread will replace itself, keeping the page fresh and easy to navigate. Notably, those who wish to share their new projects may make a top-level comment in this megathread any day of the week, but they must utilize this post.
# AI-Compliance Auto Comment
The bot we implement will also feature a new mode in which most new posts will be automatically removed and a comment added. The OP will be required to reply to the bot stating how AI is involved, even if AI is not actively involved in the post. Upon responding to the bot, the post will be automatically approved.
# AI Flairs
While moderating this has proven to be difficult, it is clear that AI-related flairs are desired. Unfortunately, we can only apply a single flair per post, and having an "AI" version for every existing flair would just become daunting and unwieldy.
Needless to say, we're going to refactor the flair system and are looking for insight on what the community wants in terms of flair.
We aim to keep at least a few different versions of flairs that indicate AI involvement, but with the top-level pinned bot comment giving insight into the AI involvement info, flairs involving AI may become unnecessary. But we still seek feedback from the community at large.
# Conclusion
We hope this new stage in Post-AI r/selfhosted will work out better, but as always, we are open to feedback and try our best to work with the community to improve the experience here as best we can.
For now, we will be continuing to monitor things and assessing how this works for the benefit of the community.
As always,
Happy (self)Hosting
https://redd.it/1sey9ch
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Self hosted hookdeck.com alternative
I'm looking for a self-hosted alternative to hookdeck.com. Is there anything like that?
https://redd.it/1sesdye
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Nerd Spawn Help
My spawn is way smarter than me and I love it but hate that I can’t wrap my head around some things. One of those things is his sole bday gift request being a Ugreen NAS Dh2300…is this necessary for a young teen to have? Why would he need this? Am I going to pay more annually than the initial payment? Should I be concerned?…. ha. But really? He saved up 3k to build his own PC this past Summer and did it all 100% solo and I’m very proud of him for that. I want to continue to support his hobbies although I may not understand them but this NAS request gives me pause. So in terms I would understand please tell me if I’m nourishing a young nerd mind or if I’m enabling a young con. Or maybe both? Ha.HA ha. Ahhhh TYIA
https://redd.it/1selzga
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Kyoo v5 - media server rewrite
https://redd.it/1sedtrt
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Added Forgejo with Runner setup and guide to my selfhosted templates!
https://github.com/xushidev/selfhosted_templates/tree/main/templates/forgejo
https://redd.it/1seaxp0
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masscan 0.0.0.0/0 -p22 --banners --source-port 61000 --rate 50000 --exclude 255.255.255.255 -oL res.txt
sudo masscan 0.0.0.0/0 -p22 --banners --source-port 61000 --rate 500000 --exclude 255.255.255.255 -oL res.txt
For now, I've killed the user, fixed all the hardening, and disconnected wireguard, leaving it as a honeypot of sorts. I've put the full logs here: https://pastebin.com/2M3esRg2
Am I missing something? How did someone get access to a non-ssh login? Is there some unknown vuln here? I was suspicious of the login so I checked with my VPS provider, and they said they're not seeing anything unusual in terms of their backend or the VNC to the VM console, though I'm not sure how hard they checked...
Thanks!
https://redd.it/1se8ara
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Did anyone try out this or similar Gmail Cleaners?
https://redd.it/1se6j0o
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Hootsuite alternatives after the ICE situation
Switching from Hootsuite… Buffer or Outreply?
I’ve been using Hootsuite for a while for a small agency, but between the pricing and the recent ICE controversy, I’m seriously thinking about moving away. From what I’ve read, they’ve been working with U.S. immigration agencies through DHS/ICE contracts, and even with the backlash they’re not planning to drop it . That doesn’t sit great with me personally, especially since clients have started asking questions too. Right now I’m hesitating between Buffer and Outreply.
Buffer looks super clean and straightforward for scheduling, but I’m wondering if it might feel limited once you scale or need more engagement features.
Outreply seems more focused on interactions and handling conversations rather than just posting, which sounds interesting for agency work — just not sure if that’s actually better long-term or just different.
For those who already switched:
Did Buffer end up being enough?
Or did you go for something more engagement-focused like Outreply?
Trying to avoid switching twice 😅
https://redd.it/1se18xt
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