Hi, anyone selfhosting? What software are you running? Can you recommend something?
>>108728866Copyparty as a file server
>>108728866I'm running https://github.com/shrimpcast/shrimpcast/
>>108728866Not much actually all I am selfhosting is caldav and syncthing on my PC all of them being quadlets. They aren't exposed to the internet.
>>108729079where can I watch your streams?
>>108729066looks cool, do you host it at home and have you it exposed to the internet?
>>108729467I host it at home, haven't tried expose it to the internet
>>108728866plenty of things but none of it is on the internet. I keep everything local and then just have my cellphone route all its internet traffic through a vpn that connects on my home network.I have two servers, a freebsd(primarily because of zfs) file server that also hosts llama.cpp and a tiny dell micro box that runs proxmox and everything else.>Can you recommend something?kiwix and/or zimi they both provide access to zim files which is a method of archiving websites for offline use. its nice to have a copy of something like wikipedia locally and with the right mcp your local ai can query that local copy of wikipedia and pull data from it.the same for the now discontinued cia world factbook. having your local ai being able to access the local copy and pull information is nifty.the other cool thing is weewx which is a weather app. if you buy yourself the right weather station you can listen to its signal with a software defined radio and weewx will store all the data and create cool graphs and shit that you can access with a web browser.
>>108729891>zimididn't know about that. is it this project? https://github.com/epheterson/zimi it has very few stars
>>108729971yes, thankfully i don't judge things by stars and use what i find useful.it has a few things i prefer over kiwix. the big one being it will great you each day with selected articles from various zim files>book of the day from project Gutenberg>country of the day from cia world factbook>word of the day from wiktionaryyou get the idea. if you are actually using this offline i think that is a great feature and it allows you to discover something new every day. the search feature will allow you to search through the different zim files which is helpful, almost like an offline search engine.you can also use it as an mcp server for local ai but i was already using a fork of openzim-mcp for that
>>108730034I just discovered this project, thought you may like it:https://github.com/ballerburg9005/wget-2-zim
>>108728866I selfhost the macaulay2 web ui, because I don't want to run it in fuckin emacs
>>108730039thanks anon, that might come in handyfor the moment i use archivebox but that is really only useful if i want to save a single article or a pdf.this would be better for a whole site.thanks
>>108728866>a seperate lxc for every applearn to host and get out of the gui.
I self host vaultwarden and my dns I guess, put it all behind Tailscale+pocket id and use it as my vpn at work for my phone over public WiFi. I've thought about doing headscale as well but I can't be bothered to set up ddns and whatnot
>>108728866SearXNG
>>108730627>a seperate lxc for every appwhat's wrong with it? i like my shit seperated>>108730627>learn to host and get out of the gui.I know the cli just fine you nigglet probably longer than you
>>108730976even your replies waste resources. and longer than me is doubtful, i've been at it a long time. so you have lxc creation and setup automated? you can recreate those lxc containers entirely with a couple of cli commands?
>>108731040>so you have lxc creation and setup automated? you can recreate those lxc containers entirely with a couple of cli commands?I haven't bothered doing so, I simply haven't the usecase that would justify this. I feel comfortable using the command line, even without having automated LXC deployment. But teach me, I'm always willing to learn. Why is an application per LXC a bad idea (excluding large databases, that I don't have).
>>108728866ayasequart.org
>>108731349not clicking your link. you could have at least explained what it was.
>>108731403https://github.com/sky-cake/ayase-quart
>>108731349>>108731419is it your project? looks promising
>>108731430yes
>>108729891do you have a template for the webui? i need something like that to redirect to all my web services
>>108731505not really, I had qwen 3.5 create it for me. I fed it my old hand coded page and told it to make me something with a amber monochrome crt / hacker aesthetic and that is what it created.
>>108728866I am hosting a speech-to-text website with a simple user interface that I made, and I think I'm using Faster Whisper, the Python version. I am using it to generate the text for this post, and as you can see, it is quite accurate and it does all the punctuation for me.
>>108731505heimdal is maybe what you want?
I just launched a self-hosted app that will let me take a college course and break it down into bit size chunks that I could do instead of scrolling 4chan or IG. Hoping this will help me cram more useful information in my head faster.
>>108729066based, one of the best open file servers i've seen
>>108732304comfy
yeah, but I don't expose anything to internet. These days it's qbittorrent, a xfce rdp desktop with nicotine, navidrome, calibre, weechat, and gitea. I used to have an *arr stack with jellyfin stash and lanraragi too, but I purged all my porn and I don't watch tv so the install rotted.
>>108732413do you feel different now that your porn is gone?
>>108728866Yeah i have qbittorrent/plex, openmediavault, nginx/wordpress for a shitty band website. Im thinking of doing a wireguard vpn service but my tp-link router has its own openvpn server which kinda works. Anyone have any tips/fun projects to share?
>>108728866also>OpenVPN on OpenWRT>ComfyUI / SDXL on dedicated Ai box>bots for scraping on another box
TrueNAS ScaleSearXNGJellyfinA 'Don't Starve Together' server
i used to host a website on my home internet but my hard drive broke and i haven't bothered to set it back up when i got a new one. i got much better internet now so i should try creating an API service and sell my scraped data
>>108732849>dedicated Ai boxWhat's the hardware for that?Can you also run some LLM on there too?
>>108732849what is that frontend in your pic?
>>108730976>i like my shit seperatedMost of my shit sits in containers on a single VM but unlike containers on proxmox they are all tied together as needed and it's fucking easy to manage. My landing page container cannot talk to the DB container it has no need to for example.
>>108734218>What's the hardware for that?R7-5700G64GBRTX 3090 + RTX 3060later this year I'll get the DGX Sparx>Can you also run some LLM on there too?Yes, I can run qwen-coder3 easily>>108734601https://github.com/jeroenpardon/sui
>>108728866I have other stuff listed in other server not shown here, but those are some. Mostly homeserver, but I have stuff facing the internet too.
