

Alright. Sounds like I’ve got a winter project now. Thanks!


Alright. Sounds like I’ve got a winter project now. Thanks!


Is it possible to hook this up to FF mobile as well?


Exactly my story. Putting stuff into and getting it back out of Linkwarden was way too cumbersome, even with the FF addon installed. I want to just Control + D/B to throw something inside / get something out of my bookmarks. Linmwarden’s preservation of content is nice and all, but I found I rarely if ever needed that functionality.


Floccus is its own standalone app on Android.


Admittedly, Nexcloud does try to be the everything app, and for several of those things, it naturally loses out to more specialised applications (e.g. photos vs. immich). Contacts and calendars, however, are such a no-brainers (particularly when run through card/calDAV, not the web apps) that I don’t see why I’d set up yet another service just for that.
Feel free to sell Baikal to me a little more, though! ;)


It depends what you want from this.
Personally, I prefer the latter because it’s much more powerful. Also, I’ve experienced issues with LocalSend and VPN usage.


Excellent advice!
I’d like to add to the list:
I’d only make the switch once you’ve made sure that


Most of the code is written with Claude Code
With or by? Please add full AI disclosure as per the AI & Promotional Post Expanded Rules.


Idiots of the world - unite!


Tried to get it running with NginxProxyManager. Didn’t work. I’m probably part of “team idiot”.


I didn’t say you should put your Nextcloud instance behind a VPN. Mine is public too.
I’m saying you should put your administrative access behind a VPN. SSH, reverse proxy admin panel, you name it. You need not do administrative stuff from work.


That’s fair, but I still can’t see how a VPN connection makes your stuff less accessible - at least to you.


Why would you want to expose it to the web in the first place? In a homelab scenario, you’re the only one who needs access, so putting it behind a VPN comes at zero convenience or monetary cost.
DSL.
<spuckt sein Müsli über den Tisch> Wo gibt’s 300 Mbit für EUR 40 monatlich? <recherchiert> Ahja, Vodafone. Eigentlich nicht schlecht. Wie sind deine Erfahrungen mit denen? Kriegt man bei denen eine eigene öffentliche IPv4-Adresse ohne CGNAT?
Sitze leider im tiefsten Rentnerviertel; hier kann man froh sein, wenn die Leitungen aus Kupfer sind und nicht noch Fachwerk. Glasfaser sollte verlegt werden, aber dann geriet die Deutsche Glasfaser an den Rand der Insolvenz. Mal sehen, wie das weitergeht. Für mein bisschen Homelab reichen mir 100 MBit (bzw. magere 40 im Upstream) derzeit noch aus. Das könnte aber anders werden, wenn ich mehr Nutzer dazubekomme, mit denen ich mir die schmale Upstream-Bandbreite teilen muss.
This is how I do it, and for good reason: Reddit aggressively rate limits API calls. I’ve read they’ve limited us to ~100 requests / 10 minutes. That’s fine if you run an instance just for yourself. If you’re hosting a popular public instance, chances are you’ll run into a brick wall pretty quickly.
<cries in 100 MBit/s connection>
Aber, wie ich sehe, ein Landsmann. Für erschwingliche Glasfaser leben wir einfach im falschen Land.
Recently read a comment here: “Think you have a backup? Delete your drives now. If you’re hesitant, you don’t really have a backup.”
As true as that is: I’d be in the “hesitant” category because I only back up my data / containers, not my bare metal system and its config. Do you guys? (Proxmox users will probably do, but what about the rest?)


No offense taken. With AI-generated texts becoming ever more pervasive, you’re right to be suspicious. 👍 I get that the bullet-point-ish style of my OP gives people ChatGPT vibes. 🤖
I could give you a run-down of ten tell-tale signs of AI writing style if you like. 🔎


But there’s people out there! (shudders)
Amazing! TYSM for the detailed instructions! I’ve got a reverse proxy and a domain in place, so this should be no problem.