Hi all. I've been wondering about account separations while reviewing my SSO stuff. Do you all create a separate account for administrative tasks for your services? Or do you just give your normal account admin rights?

In my opinion, a different account is nice to separate impactful admin work (like provisioning users and groups) from general usage. Having this UX "barrier" also somewhat prevents doing dumb things like accidentally deactivating other people's accounts. But the downside is it can be quite inconvenient, especially if I need to administer or debug something quickly. I'm also not sure if my homelab expands, should I share the admin user credentials with other human admins or not.

What's the best topology to use? Or is there some other "accounts structure" that I've missed? I'm looking to replicate the same mapping between my identity provider and all dependent services as well (so that if an account is marked as admin on the IDP, it'll also be the admin for Forgejo or my Matrix server). So it'd be nice to settle on a plan right now.

Thanks for any responses!

I'm self hosting on an old laptop, and I'm a convert for life. Self-hosting is amazing. Looking for other people's weirdest examples of what they're doing as inspiration.

My example, I recently set up a grammar script, where I have a couple 8b LLMs and an html landing page. I upload a doc and it corrects grammar and highlights changes it made, or just proofreads and I make changes manually. I can upload a novel before bed, and have suggestions based on specific writing styles in the morning. All local, perfectly suited for my own work.

I made a Grafana Master-dashboard to monitor my Kubernetes cluster.

Features:

1. Health bar at the top, that will turn amber or red when things go wrong, and send push notifications to my phone
2. CPU, Memory and Network utilization
3. Database and Storage backup statuses

I also added CPU/Memory usage request monitoring so that I can tune how much CPU/Memory a pod requests in the cluster.

And active alerts

I've muted these two, I need to add a 3rd node with more CPU and ram, currently if one node goes down there isn't enough redundancy for the cluster to just keep working.

Lots more detail here: https://erasmus.works/ It's all Open-Source, leave a Star on my repo if you like what you see.

Hi there, my dear people of Selfhosted!

Evgenii here, the developer of Dawarich, a free, open-source, self-hostable alternative to Google Timeline.

Eight releases since my last update, and we're now at 1.15.3. Some fun map things, some integrations with other self-hosted apps, and a lot of work on the rough edges you brought up in the comments. Thank you for those, by the way :)

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AI Disclosure (as per https://lemmy.world/post/49320548):

Implementation - Generated

Testing - Generated

Design - Generated

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Our links:

Github: https://github.com/Freika/dawarich

Website: https://dawarich.app/

iOS app: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/dawarich/id6739544999

Android app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.dawarich.Dawarich

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Your location history now comes with exploration achievements

Every country gets a collectible card, and 183 countries have a grid of their first-level regions. Spend enough time in a region and it becomes part of your collection. The threshold follows your minimum-time-in-city setting, so simply passing through wouldn't count as exploring it.

Existing history is checked in the background, and earned regions stay earned. You can share a card through a link with a preview of its geography and progress.

This shipped experimentally in 1.15.2 and is available without a feature flag in 1.15.3. A little geography game built from the places you've actually been. I think this is a pretty lovely use for location history :)

I have some plans for the achievements system, so this is just the beginning. For example, I'd love to add the US national parks, Camino de Santiago, lighthouses visits and probably some other spacial achievements that can fit nicely. Let me know if you have have ideas for the feature!

Update to points editing on the map

In the last post, I said you'd have to turn tiled rendering off to drag points around. That restriction is gone.

You can drag a point directly on the vector-tile map, and its track and segments are recalculated. There's undo and redo for the last five moves (which I love a lot), and edits sync to other open sessions. On touch screens, a long press starts the drag.

The main map now uses vector tiles by default, so there's no beta toggle to remember. We've also fixed date-range clipping: selecting Today should show the relevant part of a track, even if the track itself spans a longer period.

Some of those GPS spikes got attention

Several people mentioned weird jumps and tracks zigzagging between devices.

A stray location uploaded on its own is now checked again when the next point arrives, which catches anomalies the original upload couldn't reveal. Family maps also filter anomaly points.

Trips recorded by several devices at once now use the busiest device during overlapping recording periods. Devices used one after another still stay in the trip. For an existing trip with a messy route or wrong distance, press Recalculate on its page.

These are specific fixes; tracking and transportation-mode detection still have edge cases. Reports with the tracker, server version and an example remain very helpful.

More of your self-hosted apps can talk to Dawarich

• TREK: import planned trips, put the itinerary over your recorded route, and bring over day notes. Imported notes keep syncing until you edit them in Dawarich.
• TeslaMateApi: sync completed drives into your location history, manually or daily.
• OsmAnd and other GPX waypoint exports: import favourites as places, with categories becoming tags. Re-imports don't duplicate them, and bookmarks don't affect your distance statistics.

You can also share a trip privately with family members. It appears in their trip list with a read-only map, respecting sharing settings and privacy zones.

Experimental MCP support

Dawarich has a read-only MCP endpoint now. A compatible assistant can read a timeline of up to seven days, find your latest recorded location, and search your visits by place, city, country or area name. It's available to every self-hosted user. The MCP tools cannot edit or delete data. If your client uses a cloud AI provider, the location data it requests goes to that provider, so your choice of client matters. I know some Dawarich users integrate with their Hermes assistant, so that may come in handy :)

Setup and privacy details: https://dawarich.app/docs/features/mcp/

A few smaller things you'll probably notice

Video Studio has a Fog of War mode and exact start/end time selection. Poster and video generation now load the route correctly when using tiled rendering.

Immich and PhotoPrism photo handling got fixes around timestamps, missing photos and archived images. City statistics now handle infrequent location reports better, and Simplified Chinese brings the interface to seven languages.

Geocoding configuration now lives under Settings → Instance, with a connection test and no redeploy needed. Environment variables still take precedence. There's also a Send test email button under General settings.

An upgrade note worth reading

Version 1.14.5 fixed a registration bypass affecting self-hosted versions 1.7.1–1.14.4: the mobile registration endpoint could create an account even when registration was disabled. If you're running an affected version, upgrade to a patched release. For an internet-facing instance, also check Settings → Users for unexpected accounts. Security advisory.

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Mobile apps update

We also updated mobile apps, and those are no small changes, thanks to my partner, Konstantin.

First of all, let me take a step back and provide you some broader context. It may be something new to our Android users, but on iOS we do have an optional subscription for self-hosters (all mentioned features are available for free with no extra payment to our cloud users), who want to support development. After subscribing user could easily import their GPX tracks from Apple Health (see screenshot below). I'm stressing the word "optional", because no data is being paywalled, the tracks from Apple Health can be extracted for free in other way, just less convenient, and imported to Dawarich without any limits.

Now, we added two more features to this subscription on iOS: rich widgets and importing geodata from Apple Photos to Dawarich. Mind you, there is a simpler daily widget that is available without this subscription. Again, see the screenshot below:

Now, to Android. For the first time, it received the same subscription, except there is currently no way to easily import GPX tracks from Google Health Connect to Dawarich, so the subscription only provides two features: widgets and importing geodata from your photos. We wanted to add the third feature to Android as well, but this time Google did not allow us to release the app with it built in, referencing to the required permissions not being crucual for the app functionality. I hope we can add it eventually to Android as well. Important: core functionality of our mobile apps is and will remain free, nothing that is already free will ever be hidden behind a paywall. We're seeing it as a way for our users to support development and get something nice and optional in return. I hope you can trust me on this, and if not — I'm happy to answer any of your questions.

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Now, about the new features in mobile apps!

Family is here!

Finally, you can see and manage your family location sharing settings. Family members are now visible on the map as well as their location history (given they have it enabled, privacy-first, you know). Proper family management will be added later, but I think it's a great first step.

Settings sync

Your Dawarich instance now will serve as a sync point so you could have same tracking settings on your new device as on the old one. Neat.

Widgets

As mentioned and shown above, Daily widget available to all Dawarich app users free or charge, and if you would like to have the Insights one, you can support the development with a coin :) If you'd rather not, I won't judge you.

Importing geodata from photos on your device

Basically, what the subheader says. Again, if you'd rather not pay, we got you covered: there is a free private (nothing leaves your device) tool to extract geodata from your photos: https://dawarich.app/tools/photo-geotagging/

Visits sync

At last, after few months, we're releasing visits sync for iOS. You see, the iOS itself detects places you visited and Dawarich for iOS had them for ages, but there was no way to send them to your Dawarich server, until the recent update. Now visits are being synced and I already had a very positive feedback on the quality of iOS visit detection. The Android OS unfortunately doesn't have such thing, but we'll probably figure something out for our app ourselves. Oh, and the Android app doesn't munch on your phone battery like a monster anymore.

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And as always, our links one more time to save you a scroll:

Github: https://github.com/Freika/dawarich

Website: https://dawarich.app/

iOS app: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/dawarich/id6739544999

Android app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.dawarich.Dawarich

Donate: https://www.patreon.com/freika / https://github.com/sponsors/Freika/

P.S. I hope you like stickers, coz we have stickers now! Leave your address in the form: https://tally.so/r/1A1DBg

The idea is to leave them during our travels and then compose a map with stickers positions on it, so please do send me photos of places you applied a sticker with coordinates :) The address is hi@dawarich.app

P.P.S. Kudos to you for scrolling all way down here! I'm experimenting with something extra radical and it could make all our self-hosters dreams come true: smaller CPU and RAM impact, less containers, better performance and what not... join our Discord and check offtop channel if I got you hooked :) https://discord.gg/pHsBjpt5J8 See ya!

Wondering if anyone knows of a project similar to NostalgiaTV, but for music, essential where I'd be able to create stations pointed at playlists on my Jellyfin server and it will just build a continuous schedule where if I turn on that station it might just be in the middle of a song, rather than me just selecting a playlist and skipping songs till I get to one I want right now.

I know, it's not necessarily practical, but I like the idea.

For those unfamiliar, Immich is a self-hosted photo and video manager, similar to Google Photos, etc.

In the short time I've been using Immich, they've already more or less addressed my main concern, which was around shared albums. Now all I really need is for the option to display select shared albums in a user's main feed.

Some key changes from this version that I thought were neat:

We are very pleased to release the next big milestone towards better sharing: people can now be shared!

As a user you can share people with another user in your cluster group

Lastly, by allowing cross-user merging, you can now merge a face from your own assets with people shared with you from other users. This is especially helpful if you didn't want to re-run facial recognition after joining a cluster group before. Now, after setting up bi-directional sharing, users can manually link people together.

In an effort of making Immich more joyful to use, we are introducing memories for people's birthdays.

If it's the birthday of a person in your library, Immich will now celebrate that with a special memory featuring previous birthdays.

After a long list of optimizations, ML is both significantly faster and uses less memory. This affects every backend, including CPU inference. However, the level of improvement varies by model and backend. Cases where certain backends (such as OpenVINO) produced wrong outputs at times should be resolved.

Running services, network usage, memory usage, bandwidth, disk I/O, successful logins, whether the thing is even alive, etc...
So far my only method has been "hope and pray".

Finally....FINALLY had time to start moving everything over from my old Mac Mini-based NAS to my "new" NAS.

For reference: https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/61180593

So far so good! Ultimately, I decided to start with a fresh install of the most recent OMV release (v8.5), and migrated my existing mdadm-managed RAID5 array to that. OMV picked it up immediately, which made that part very easy.

The tricky part I'm dealing with now is remapping the various shares to my Proxmox cluster and VMs. Because I started fresh, I changed things up a little bit and created a second "disk" for each of my four Proxmox-hosted Docker VMs, which will hold those containers' user data (not the container itself). The secondary VM disks are hosted inside Proxmox's own NFS mount from the NAS.

Maybe there's a better way to map the storage, but honestly I've learned an absolute shitton about how to properly set up Linux permissions and service users through this whole process. Plus, if the Mac mini was shut off from a power interruption or whatever, I would still have to manually power-on each disk in its USB-connected enclosure.

Unfortunately, during this migration process, one of my 4TB Reds refused to play nice, and checking the SMART stats showed multiple failing sectors. It has 69k (nice) hours, same as its twin. I had anticipated this, as I bought the first pair of EFRX Reds back in 2018, so about a year or two ago I added a newish 4TB Black as a hot spare (already had it, wasn't using it for anything else). By the time I found the dying Red, mdadm had already automatically removed the Red from the array, pulled in the spare Black, and rebuilt the array. Fucking awesome. Both legitimately and sarcastically...

Obligatory pics!

Fully assembled:

OS install:

And its original config from HP, right before I tore it apart. Check out that dust blanket:

Full specs:

Part	Name
Case	HP ProLiant ML110 Gen 2 (2004-ish)
Motherboard	Asus PRIME Q270M-C mATX
CPU	Intel Pentium G4560T
Memory	Samsung 1x8GB DDR4-2400
Power Supply	Rosewill Capstone 650W
CPU Cooler	Thermalright Assassin X SE
Case Fan	Noctua A12x25 120mm
Operating System	OpenMediaVault v8.5
OS Drive	Toshiba 128GB M.2 NVME SSD
Storage Management	LSI HBA 9211-8i - IT Mode
Storage Management	Rosewill 4 x 3.5" HDD Hot-Swap Cage (+fan)
RAID5 Storage	WD Red CMR 4TB 3.5" HDD
RAID5 Storage	WD Red CMR 4TB 3.5" HDD
RAID5 Storage	WD Red CMR 4TB 3.5" HDD
RAID5 Storage	WD Black 4TB 3.5" HDD (Hot spare - it's CMR, too!)
RAID5 1:1 Backup	WD Red Plus CMR 8TB 3.5" HDD
Camera Storage	WD Purple 1TB 3.5" HDD

I have had some experience with self-hosting before, but most of this was fairly temporary. My goal is to have two separate (but linked) personas online, one more professional, and one more small-web-like (hobbies and things).

They should each have a

• Website (Zola Blog)
• Matrix homeserver (I was thinking tuwunel) (just me)
• Fediverse instance (Probably GoToSocial) (also just me)
• Lemmy instance (also also just me)

I currently use Docker Compose for container management, I was considering adding some sort of frontend too accessible over Tailscale so I can manage the containers.

After some light research, I've come to the conclusion that renting a VPS and using a WireGuard tunnel will be a good option for public internet traffic, but otherwise, I was wondering if anyone had opinions on this setup? If you could point me to some good resources for these things as well that would be awesome!

Additionally, if anyone knows anything about security, keeping the software up to date, backups, generally being a good server admin, some information or resources on that would be amazing too!

... specifically, the thing to deliver alerts from your servers to your phone or whatever. I'm using Discord, because it doesn't depend on my own infrastructure, and I can make a private "alerts" channel on my private server. But I'd like to switch to something that's not Discord. I'm using alertmanager, FWIW.

Hey, c/selfhosted! Every year I facilitate a 40-45 question user survey identifying habits, trends, and preferences across the self-hosting and homelab crowd.

I kicked off this year's survey this morning and would love for everyone to take 10-15 minutes to complete it!

The survey will remain open until October 31st, and results will be published in early November.

As usual, I've also published a separate form to collect feedback on this year's survey and ideas for future surveys, which I've linked to below.

• 2026 Self-Host User Survey
• Survey Feedback Form
• 2025 Survey Results

Thanks!

Since the beginning of this year, Let's Encrypt rolled out a new shortlived profile for certificates that make them valid for only 160 hours. The intention, as they say, is to encourage automation and reduce the window of certificate compromise (because revocation is somewhat a flakey thing).

Yet, I haven't seen a lot of news about it since then. Hence the question: is this shorter cert thingy something you considered and deployed for your homelab?

As for me I've set up lego-acme with profile: "shortlived" on my rig. Lego runs on a bihourly cronjob, but only renews when a cert has >=3 days to expiry. It's been pretty much a set-and-forget experience, although some more monitoring would be nice.

As the title suggests, there is a vaultwarden security update, from yesterday actually so probably all of you are way ahead of me on this.

cross-posted from: https://aussie.zone/post/37243506

You can find more details about and discuss this release on the official forums.

As always, please ensure you stop your Jellyfin server and take a full backup of your metadata/configs before upgrading!

Jellyfin Server 12.2

📈 General Changes

Replace custom item display preferences in one transaction [PR #18266], by @martimarkov
Use hvc1 for Dolby Vision profile 8 [PR #18300], by @theopeuchlestrade
Make the OwnerId and ExtraType/OwnerId indexes partial so extras lookups keep using them [PR #18276], by @Shadowghost
Enhance internal search provider for multiple scripts [PR #18223], by @excelsior-dev
Dispose the database context in DeleteTrickplayDataAsync [PR #18269], by @martimarkov
Fix orphan ItemValues cleanup after deletion [PR #17892], by @nintwentydo
Fix off-by-one in the optimistic locking retry backoff [PR #18268], by @martimarkov
Upgrade ATL to 7.18.0 to fix malformed FLAC hangs [PR #18224], by @ScottishTapWater
Fix EPUB metadata and covers not loading on Windows [PR #18283], by @chino
Refuse to start a set-up server whose database is missing or empty [PR #18264], by @martimarkov
Compare local image dates with a one second tolerance [PR #18278], by @Shadowghost
Only propagate a changed rating to children that follow it [PR #18280], by @Shadowghost
Recognize numbered sample and trailer files as extras [PR #18255], by @HaraldNordgren
Recompute the parental rating score whenever an item is saved [PR #18279], by @Shadowghost
Compare person names without regard to case in the letter range filters [PR #18265], by @martimarkov
Fix video quality at low bitrates when reducing bit depth [PR #18261], by @nyanmisaka
Update episode season name after editing the season name [PR #18253], by @theguymadmax
Fix segment cleaner deleting segments ahead of playback when remuxing MKV [PR #18186], by @klizas
Fix user preferences when renaming libraries [PR #18236], by @z0rimo
Fix item display preferences item [PR #18259], by @martimarkov
Use XmlReader in encoder preset migration tests [PR #18237], by @maghuro
Don't advance rewatch Next Up past a barely started episode [PR #18202], by @Shadowghost
Keep an item's user data rows in agreement [PR #18001], by @Shadowghost
Stop rebuilding the inherited-tag set per row, and count only the people /Persons can return [PR #18093], by @Shadowghost
Never treat unresolvable libraries as grounds for deletion [PR #18102], by @Shadowghost
Don't let a failed shutdown cancel an in-process restart [PR #18063], by @Shadowghost
Match artist creation lookups using CleanName [PR #18005], by @orut34iop
Serve graphical subtitles as raw files with range support [PR #18168], by @Shadowghost
Use MusicBrainz artist name first [PR #18192], by @juxuanu
Skip statistics on an empty library and refresh them after every scan [PR #18196], by @Shadowghost
Check media directory write permission before generating trickplays [PR #18161], by @thedreaddpirate
Reconcile missing episodes by episode, not by number [PR #18090], by @Shadowghost
Apply stereo downmix filter consistently to progressive audio transcodes [PR #18195], by @Shadowghost
Fix transcoding settings migration failure caused by null EncoderPreset [PR #18059], by @scr4bble
Fix more rating systems [PR #18057], by @Shadowghost
Fix ChangeOwnerIdToGuid migration performance [PR #18073], by @Shadowghost
Retry MusicBrainz requests when the server is busy [PR #18095], by @Shadowghost
Fix playlist views [PR #18104], by @Shadowghost
Scope the music library cover image to that library's artists [PR #18148], by @Shadowghost
Read the image region when determining TMDb image language in TmdbUtils [PR #18150], by @mateusbandeiraa
Ignore Sample subfolders when resolving movie folders [PR #17964], by @panko
Don't apply the allowed tags filter to by-name items [PR #18138], by @Shadowghost
Only regenerate extra names that were generated by the scan [PR #18139], by @Shadowghost
Skip optimistic expressions when parsing series names [PR #18061], by @panko
Decode HTML entities in OMDb responses [PR #18096], by @Shadowghost
Fix the item type name of BaseItemKind.Channel [PR #18132], by @martimarkov
Log chapter image extraction once per video [PR #18107], by @Jellyfrog
update tw.json (rating) [PR #18134], by @allexjuang
Fix typo when parsing codec_tag_string [PR #18164], by @nyanmisaka
Fix test concurrency [PR #18058], by @Shadowghost
Fix formatting issue in PlayCommandQueueTests [PR #18079], by @theguymadmax

Jellyfin Web 12.2

🔒 Security

Fix track titles and external urls not being escaped [PR #8533], by @thornbill

🌟 Highlights

Disable the still watching prompt by default [PR #8592], by @thornbill

🏗️ Enhancements

Update the mixed library icon [PR #8591], by @thornbill
Remove 40 char search restriction [PR #8412], by @enter-a-random-username
Move reset filters button and add alphabet support [PR #8568], by @thornbill
Exposes subtitle save path setting regardless if fetcher is installed [PR #8521], by @thedreaddpirate
Fix blurhash to image transition [PR #8526], by @heyhippari

📈 General Changes

Fix backdrop removal race condition [PR #8573], by @thornbill
Hide playlist move options from users without edit access [PR #8570], by @gokulbits
Fix embedded VobSub subtitles not rendering [PR #8564], by @moontwister
Fix live tv program badges being hidden on details page [PR #8553], by @thornbill
Fix navigation with multiple gamepads [PR #8522], by @dmitrylyzo
Fix metadata manager using mixed themes [PR #8550], by @thornbill
Drop OPUS in MP4, TS and HLS-TS on Tizen [PR #8519], by @dmitrylyzo
Fix Samsung Browser detection [PR #8493], by @MBR-0001
Fix photos autoplaying [PR #8487], by @theguymadmax
Clear query cache on user language change [PR #8494], by @thornbill

Hi folks. I have quite a bit on land with orchard of varies fruit aolive trees. I'm finding i would benefit from keeping a database of which tree gets what treatment, what fertilizer, how much produce i get, etc. Has anyone thought of such a tool? I use Joplin notes but its not as elegant, plus my sons are getting into it too now so multiuser woukd be cool.

Hi everyone,

I am currently using a wild mix of browser bookmarks, actual printouts, saved PDFs and screenshots to save recipes I liked and might want to cook again. Obviously this has become unsustainable over the years so now I thought I could put that into a service specialized for that and maybe also stop using Bring! as my shopping list while I'm at it, just to reduce my dependence on cloud services.

I am basically looking for something I can use to catalogue my recipes that allows me to import my various sources and turn them into a searchable uniform format, preferably with some sort of OCR.

I looked at Mealie and Kitchenowl but don't quite like how they present the recipes and their recipe parsing works only so so...

Have you guys any recommendation?

What is Cliparr?

A tool for creating clips from media playing on your Plex or Jellyfin server. Perfect for memes, soundboards, content creators, and more.

What's New in 3.0?

• Audio-only export supporting multiple formats (mp3, ogg, wav, flac, m4a).
• Custom subtitles. You can now arbitrarily add custom subtitles/captions, regardless of whether the source contains any.
• Improved metadata embedded into exports. Now includes a versioned metadata schema.
• Security improvements.
• Performance improvements.

Mentions on the web

Recently listed on selfh.st, the self-hosted application directory.

Pick of the week on the Linux Unplugged podcast.

This is the best pick of my life

It's life-changing

What is perhaps the best web interface for editing clips I have ever seen

The folks on the Linux Unplugged podcast had amazing things to say, check out their full episode.

Links

• GitHub: https://github.com/TechSquidTV/Cliparr
• Website: https://cliparr.dev/

What are you guys running for this? I was looking around online and on the other site but everything seems either very new with few people saying anything or it’s a completely vibe coded project, or just dead. Some people are just recommending to instead do it on-device but where’s the fun in that if you have a server ;)

Cheers for any responses.

I've had a hard drive throw a fault on my truenas zfs pool, so probably need to buy a replacement. I know about serverpartdeals, but seem to recall another fairly cheap refurb hard drive seller when I bought these 4 years ago. I just don't remember the name. What retailers are you using for hard drives these days if you have a failure?

In the US btw.

I'll also try just reseating cables in a bit once the scrub finishes. (just in case that's all it is)

ETA: the other retailer is goharddrive.com. I'm still interested to hear other suggestions if anyone has them.

Edit2: luckily reseating power and sata cables appear to have fixed it for now. the drive is resilvering, so hopefully I'm good. Thanks everyone for the recommendations, as I know one will fail at some point.

Hey all :) how you doing?

I have seen a few post here about how to keep track of them and I kinda bookmarked it but I seems I'm not able to find them back...

It's getting hard to keep track of my presence on all of them and I wished there was and easy and neat interface.

I have multiple trackers in 3 different language (FR, DE, EN).

Has anyone a good solution or a docker service that's upto date? I don't care if it's AI generated, as long as it's tested and works :)

Thank you !!

My blog is currently running on Ghost 1.0 I'm blogging for almost 20 years, started with blogger.com I think, eventually migrated to self-hosted Ghost when it was pretty new and lightweight. I can host anything that runs on Linux, I can even use Docker.

I don't want to migrate to the latest Ghost version because it feels very enterprisey now, needs a lot of resources on the server and uses a complex data format instead of Markdown. I don't need monetization either.

My requirements are:

• possible to migrate ~30-40 Markdown posts + embedded images from Ghost 1.0
• future proof, i.e. simple data format so I don't get locked in
• low RAM/CPU usage
• easy maintenance, creating posts, backups, etc
• RSS support

I'll be very grateful for any suggestions.

Looking for something like Swizzin but works on Debian 13 Trixie