Does anyone know what has happened to Kitchenowl?

I’ve mostly stuck with IPv4 in my LAN, but ive been wanting more and more to more to move to IPv6, if only for the learning experience. Since my ISP only uses 6rd and so I can’t get a static IP much less a GUA subnet to use, I’m trying to decide strategy for setting up the network, NAT, etc. And I know it’s probably not worth the effort, but again at this point it’s more a learning exercise.

Keeps alerting me to empty boxes of ‘person’ detected with 90+% confidence. So frustrated right now.

Hello again!

Just curious what people are using n8n for.

I’ve been selfhosting my video / photo / book collections for a while now and also running other services like personal bugeting, piehole DNS, and stuff like that.

I noticed by accident that in my home network IPv6 is not functional, so I decided to fix that, and started studying about IPv6.

The question is prompted by the age verification app that the EU has just presented.

I’m setting up a new server and am planning to try applications such as Jellyfin, Baikal, Nextcloud, Syncthing, Immich, Home Assistant, SearXNG, CryptPad, and possibly Element/Synapse if my little pi4 can handle it.

Hey gang, recently rebuilt my home server using docker and portainer and I’ve been having a blast curating the different things on it. Homehub has the spouse absolutely stoked and she asked if I could get it to send notifications. I honestly have no Idea so I thought I’d ask here.

There are a ton of selfhosted bookmark syncing and managing solutions. In addition to https://github.com/awesome-selfhosted/awesome-selfhosted#bookmarks-and-link-sharing I found these:

For example, if I want a website where users can I signin to choose options such as changing or restarting a Docker container. Or various other systems level options available from a web interface.

Hey guys. I have a few selfhosted systems that are available to the public. Its getting difficult to notice if any wrong port is still open or some web server is out of date. I am looking for a (foss) tool that can reguarly monitor my systems (via their public ip/domain) and notify me if any port that I not specifically allowed (in a config) is open. Additionally it would be cool if it checked all open ports if they provide out of date software (like webservers) or known security issues.

So…with all this openclaw stuff, I was wondering, what’s the FOSS status for something to run locally? Can I get my own locally run agent to which I can ask to perform simple tasks (go and find this, download that, summarize an article) or things like this? I’m just kinda curious about all of this.

https://lemmy-federate.com/

Hi there, I’m looking for a tool to create reports for a self-hosted Caldav calendar, or even a client-side tool.

Link to Subreddit Post

So I have been seeing tos reruns and im just boggled by the skirts. Its like anime fan service as you get glimpses of starfleet standard issue panties. Im sitting here thinking. How did I not notice how short they were as a young boy growing up. Like I knew you saw a lot of leg and they were short but feels like wow seeing it now. My best guess is given broadcast resolution back in the day and having a tv under 20 inches and the fuzzyness of analogue rabit ears. Maybe it was not so noticable. Now im seeing it though on HD broadcast to a 90 inch screen and its like. yowzaa!! Seriously its like a live action anime.

Solution: FetchMail + Dovecot. Just need to set it up, but it’s pretty much what I was looking for.

Quick post about a change I made that’s worked out well.

I self host my email since 20+ years. Always done with the postfix + dovecot stack with the works (dkim dmark DNS stuff etc).

Back in the day it was nice, apt get update && apt get upgrade and you were done.

Anyone using MX Linux to self host?

Not sure if this is the exact right terminology, but essentially I’m looking for recommendations for a self-hosted solution (Linux) allowing creation of records for things like car, house, computer etc. with the ability to add notes for things like servicing, upgrades, processes and procedures. A nice to have, but not essential feature, could be a calendar with reminders on upcoming events relating to each asset. I’ve considered setting up a wiki, static site CMS or even just a note taker like Obsidian or LogSeq, but figure there are probably more dedicated tools out there. Also I have little to no experience with those listed, other than static site CMS which I use for work in web development. Thanks in advance for recommendations that are working for you.

I recently decided to rebuild my homelab after a nasty double hard drive failure (no important files were lost, thanks to ddrescue). The new setup uses one SSD as the PVE root drive, and two Ironwolf HDDs in a RAID 1 MD array (which I’ll probably expand to RAID 5 in the near future).

Hey yall! I’m stoned af and watching star trek on a weekend, naturally. I lost my place since last weekend in TNG season 3, but I knew that I wasn’t far in so I just watched all the intros until I found where I left off. Episode 8 “the price”, Troi gets frustrated with the replicator for wanting a “real” chocolate sundae. This raised a question for me, wouldn’t food replicators be intelligent enough to simulate the process of “the standard” ingredients being processed into the recipe? Like I thought that was the point of being able to say “Earl grey tea, hot”. Like wouldn’t she just have to say “betazoid chocolate sundae” or whatever?

I’m looking for sites that offer free instances of self hosted apps.

It’s a Friendi.ca instance I have a profile on. I can’t find it anymore, not even searching on Friendica. I know sometimes some instances go down, but this case seems weird.

Hello selfhosters, I’m currently in the process of doing recon for hardware upgrades in my homelab (bad timing, I know). It’s been some time since I did this the last time and every hardware website I’ve checked so far, either don’t have any mini pcs, nucs or similar, or they have zero information about the hardware.

Hey all, I hope I’m on topic, I host a bunch of self hosted services at home, however with the way things are going in the UK I’m looking to get a VPS set up, initially to use as a proxy and wireguard pop, probably move more stuff to avoid censorship later on (use case is a little fuzzy just yet).

Hey :) For a while now I use gpt-oss-20b on my home lab for lightweight coding tasks and some automation. I’m not so up to date with the current self-hosted LLMs and since the model I’m using was released at the beginning of August 2025 (From an LLM development perspective, it feels like an eternity to me) I just wanted to use the collective wisdom of lemmy to maybe replace my model with something better out there.

Hey guys! After over 2 years of me asking how to take the first steps in self-hosting, I think I’ve finally got most of the things I need set up (except for a mailcow server proxied through a VPS, but that’s for another day). I’ve been seeing a bunch of posts here about the *arr stack, and only recently it piqued my interest enough to really warrant a serious look. But I’ll be honest, it’s a bit confusing. For now, I’m just thinking of starting up the whole suite on my machine, then slowly expose to internet the parts I find useful (and shut down the parts I don’t). But I really can’t find any good…tutorial(?) on how to quickly get the whole stack running, and I’m a bit worried about launching individual apps since I don’t know if/how they communicate with each other. So I’ll try to summarize my, quite naïve, questions here: