Fantastic! Yunohost is an excellent way to selfhost.
Thanks for this.
Can confirm, it runs great. I wanted to self host for a long time, tried the barebone and docker install methods but failed multiple times. I've self hosted WordPress for 15 years and love their easy 1-click-installer approach. YunoHost provides a similar experience.
Thanks to everyone involved for making this happen.
Saving to check later. ๐
Btw, didn't follow through much so I ask, what's special about Piefed when compared to Friendica, Mbin or Lemmy? Been meaning to get practice in web hosting by setting up an instance but as I don't know how to use a same domain for multiple instances at once, I want to proceed cautiously at first.
Check out https://join.piefed.social/features for a comparison.
A subdomain should be fine.
Thanks!
As an user, tiled posts + domain block are the most interesting features for me. It's competing with Mbin for priority now, as Mbin has hybrid view + domain blocking.
Also was a bit drowsy when I commented before and hadn't noticed, but the two people mentioned have their instances in subdomains, so I'm guessing the tool allows it? Didn't read the tutorial fully either, so will have to take a deeper look.๐
Subdomains work indeed
the two people mentioned have their instances in subdomains, so I'm guessing the tool allows it?
Yes, when you set up your domain in YunoHost and have configured your DNS correctly, you can manage your subdomains directly in YunoHost.
Yeah that was one of the bigger issues before with the old yunohost script. You had yo do some work on the .env file if i recall. Yunohost now deals with subdomains.
Small clarification: Yunohost is not a distro. It's just a graphical Docker manager.
They do have a .iso you can use but it's never worked for me. You just install Debian and then run a command and it's the same thing.
It doesn't work with docker just FYI. Unless you do a bit of work. Everything runs bare metal. But yeah its just Debian server + LDAP + other great features. Ease of use.
What is sca4y to me is that it feels like an abstraction layer so you don't get access to the software you're hosting anymore, at least not that easy, so as soon as anything breaks you're at the mercy of YunoHost to expose what ever you need to get it working? I never used it myself, so I might be totally misinformed ^^
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