You can use Forgejo with OIDC or normal login behind a reverse proxy. If you want to make a repo public, you need to add this to your App.ini under the [service] section: REQUIRE_SIGNIN_VIEW = false

Example:

[service]
REGISTER_EMAIL_CONFIRM = true
ENABLE_INTERNAL_SIGNIN = false
ENABLE_NOTIFY_MAIL = true
DISABLE_REGISTRATION = false
ALLOW_ONLY_EXTERNAL_REGISTRATION = true
ENABLE_CAPTCHA = false
REQUIRE_SIGNIN_VIEW = true
DEFAULT_KEEP_EMAIL_PRIVATE = false
DEFAULT_ALLOW_CREATE_ORGANIZATION = true
DEFAULT_ENABLE_TIMETRACKING = true
NO_REPLY_ADDRESS = noreply.localhost
REQUIRE_SIGNIN_VIEW = false

Then you can create a public repo which people can view without an account. You can change visibilty at any time

There is nothing wrong with borg, but it is complex and for easiness you need scripts or tools like borgmatic. Vykar is designed to be beginner friendly

Okay, will keep an eye on the release notes and give it another try if this is implemented! Anyway it is great that remote backup is supported this is a feature other tools like Databasus don’t have.

I tried it a few versions ago, but why could I not configure the agents via the web UI? Why a editing manually a json or toml per database? Is this possible now? Connect the agent one time with the dashboard and do the rest via UI? This is a feature I really want

Please add some screenshots in the readme. There is only a wall of text :/

Great work 👍🏻

I use Termius, they have a paid version too as subscription service. This includes sync across devices etc. I don’t need those pro features. I use SFTP and SSH and this works fine without paying. Never seen ads

Yes it really sucks. I got aware of this as there was a security patch for openssh server and I waited for an update for JuiceSSH, but it never came.

Last update in 2021, delisted in Playstore, multiple security fixes are missing… Don’t even think about it

I paid for it a long time ago, but will not use it anymore

One of my favorite apps 👍🏻

Thanks for your great work

Doing the same, works fine and is easy to backup 😌

Great work! 👍🏻

I see your efforts in the last months. My test failed about 5 months ago, but I will give it another try with the bare metal setup in future.

Piefed is actually the only serious alternative to Lemmy in my opinion. Hope you find help with the container, it is the most used way to selfhost these days, wish you the best :)

Tried to setup it once bare metal, everything prepared, but only got an error on db init… flask db upgrade worked but flask init-db only threw cryptic errors…

The docs on join.piefed.social are very limited, they should refer to those on Codeberg. Codeberg docs were completely missing how to setup S3 storage. I just took a look, now it is in the docs. This is good 👍🏻

While I set up piefed, you read in the middle of the docs, that you need a second project for notifications at the time I tried to set this up.

Now you don’t need it anymore, as far as I read in the docs.

“Okay just use Docker…”

Multiple cronjobs for containers? Come on 😐 Lemmy is far easier to use in a container.

Maybe a take look at piefed again when there is a background manager instead of 4 cronjobs.

You needed to connect your Github account once, the app checked if you donated, then you got the supporter status

I got the supporter for free, because I donated to them before they joined FUTO. I donate frequently to opensource projects. This is a good way to say thanks to the devs 😊

Even small donations are fine, so please donate to projects you enjoy 👍🏻

New funcionality I would like to see would be SSO with OIDC without an exterrnal plugin 😁

Maybe then we get v11

Can not wait for final release, but why v10.11? Such big changes… V11 would be better imo 🤔

Anyway thanks to the devs for this great release

I switched to Fre:ac for this. Multiplatform and FOSS, multiple formats (including Opus for your case 😊 )

I moved to Outline, more functions, easier user management and public sharing imo

I tried docmost too, it has a cleaner look than Wiki.js, but SSO is enterprise only. That was a killer for me

I used Wiki.js for years, but it seems pretty dead. Sometimes after months there is a new release with just 1 or 2 bugfixes. Yeah I know… He is working on V3 with many new features (that other wikis already have) and so on. He is doing this for 4 or 5 years now.

People asked to help, to contribute or donate… He doesn’t want anything, he wants to develop on his own (you can read this in his Discord)

My opinion: stay away from Wiki.js and get a better one like Docmost, Bookstack or Outline.