Since Pingvin is archived now, I'm looking for alternatives.

What I loved most about pingvin is the optino to disable the homepage and others not needing a login for sharing files.

I'd love to keep those features. Do you know similar alternatives? I tried Palmr but it doesn't offer an option to upload without a login.

- Or do you think pingvin will be forked and maintained by others?

So I have been looking at mdms recently and have had a few demos for paid mdms. What I really wanted to know was if there were any open source ones and if people used them.

Are there any reliable ones is open source there yet?

After three intense weeks of focused development, we’re excited to release Usertour v0.2.0 — a big step forward for the product.

And one more thing we’re thrilled to share: Usertour is now profitable. 🎉
We’ve grown steadily, kept things lean, and thanks to community support (and a few great paying users), we’re officially covering our costs and beyond. 💪

If you’re new here:
Usertour is the open-source alternative to Appcues, Userpilot, Userflow, UserGuiding, and Chameleon.
🔗 GitHub Repo: https://github.com/usertour/usertour
It lets you build in-app product tours, checklists, and surveys with full control — and self-host if you want to.

🔀 Smarter Onboarding Logic

We’ve reworked how flows and checklists interact. Now you can mix, match, and branch them however you want. Build custom onboarding paths, feature walkthroughs, or hybrid logic flows — the combinations are endless.

⚡ Real-Time Push with Socket.IO

Usertour.js now pushes content like modals, checklists, and surveys to your users instantly via Socket.IO. No more polling, no more delays — just smooth, real-time delivery.

✨ UX & Animation Upgrades

• Tooltips now include smooth docking transitions
• Checklists auto-expand when items are completed
• Added checklist completion animations
• Refined launcher visuals and responsiveness
• Major component refactors for smoother experience

🛠️ New Control Options

• Launch a flow from any step, not just the beginning
• Confirm before dismissing incomplete checklists
• Safer eval() with try-catch handling
• Smarter debounce and data-loading logic throughout the app

🐞 Fixes

• Fixed flow activation edge cases
• Fixed issues with broken attribute selectors
• Resolved checklist layout and sizing quirks

📦 Full release: https://github.com/usertour/usertour/releases/tag/v0.2.0
📚 Docs: https://docs.usertour.io

We’re building Usertour in the open, and it’s awesome to see it growing sustainably.
If you're looking for a powerful, self-hostable onboarding toolkit built for developers — give it a try.
We’d love your feedback, and if you like where it’s going, a ⭐️ means a lot 🙏

Looking to get SSL on internal network using lets encrypt.

Any ideas?

DISCLAIMER FOR REDDIT USERS ⚠️

• You'll find the source code for the image on my github repo: 11notes/adguard-sync or at the end of this post
• You can debug distroless containers. Check my RTFM/distroless for an example on how easily this can be done
• If you prefer the original image or any other image provider, that is fine, it is your choice and as long as you are happy, I am happy
• No, I don't plan to make a PR to the original image, because that PR would be huge and require a lot of effort and I have other stuff to attend to than to fix everyones Docker images
• There is already a PR to bring my custom health check to the upstream code
• No AI was used to write this post or to write the code for my images! The README.md is generated by my own github action based on the project.md template, there is no LLM involved, even if you hate emojis

INTRODUCTION 📢

Synchronize AdGuard Home config to replicas

SYNOPSIS 📖

What can I do with this? If you want to run 11notes/adguard high-available you need something to synchronize the settings between the two or more instances. adguardhome-sync solves this issue by copying all settings from a master to infinite slaves. This image provides this functionality to you, rootless and distroless.

UNIQUE VALUE PROPOSITION 💶

Why should I run this image and not the other image(s) that already exist? Good question! Because ...

• ... this image runs rootless as 1000:1000
• ... this image has no shell since it is distroless
• ... this image is auto updated to the latest version via CI/CD
• ... this image has a health check[^1]
• ... this image runs read-only
• ... this image is automatically scanned for CVEs before and after publishing
• ... this image is created via a secure and pinned CI/CD process
• ... this image is very small

If you value security, simplicity and optimizations to the extreme, then this image might be for you.

COMPARISON 🏁

Below you find a comparison between this image and the most used or original one.

VOLUMES 📁

• /adguard-sync/etc - Directory of the configuration file

COMPOSE ✂️

```yaml name: "adguard-sync" services: adguard-sync: depends_on: adguard-master: condition: "service_healthy" restart: true adguard-slave: condition: "service_healthy" restart: true image: "11notes/adguard-sync:0.7.6" read_only: true environment: TZ: "Europe/Zurich" volumes: - "etc:/adguard/etc" ports: - "3000:3000/tcp" networks: frontend: restart: "always"

adguard-master: image: "11notes/adguard:0.107.59" environment: TZ: "Europe/Zurich" ports: - "1053:53/udp" - "1053:53/tcp" - "3001:3000/tcp" networks: frontend: restart: "always"

adguard-slave: image: "11notes/adguard:0.107.59" environment: TZ: "Europe/Zurich" ports: - "2053:53/udp" - "2053:53/tcp" - "3002:3000/tcp" networks: frontend: restart: "always"

volumes: etc:

networks: frontend: ```

SOURCE 💾

• 11notes/adguard-sync

<sup>1:</sup> There is a PR to include this custom health check into the upstream branch, till then there is custom code being used

I want to provide a few services like nextcloud or opencloud, immich and memos to my girlfriend and me. For this, I don't a public domain, it would be sufficient to access all these just over local network or VPN, if outside. However, all these need their own credentials and separate signing-in-procedure, which is a pain.

Do you guys know a good way to solve that, preferably a lightweight and easy solution? For public domains I guess it would be SSO (e.g. with tinyauth) and Reverse Proxy (I used caddy before). Can I replicate that for local networks only?

For me:
App flowy
Ghost
Glance

Hoarder

Yeah. I did but I'm not proud. Really tried understanding which I somehow did. I want to say I understand it enough to run/install it but no. I feel stupid.

I was able to install it with help of Chatgpt and Grok. This is my second install. The reason I reinstalled it is because I want the data to be is home folder rather than filesystem root.

The first time is quite easy-- just followed instruction and I kind of get the idea.

The second time is a real mess. Lots of troubleshoot which I really don't know. I think some of the files I installed before is messing what I'm trying to do in the second install.

I asked AI for a complete clean, remove, purge and whatever it's called.

I came to the point that I just copy and paste every error and hurdles I encounter until I get it to work.

I accomplished my goal but I feel terrible. I feel dirty.

I'm new to Linux and docker. I was able to install Arch but I ended up with Zorin to avoid frequent troubleshooting. I just want to slowly leave Windows.

Anyways, maybe I'll be familiar with this system in the future. Wish me luck.

Hi r/selfhosted

we've been declared dead, but there's life in the old dog yet!

The filebrowser project just released v2.36.3, marking its 20th new release in the past 25 days.
But what really matters is quality, not quantity, so here's an overview to let you know about the changes these releases brought.

Note: Rows starting with an empty version field belong to the version above (Reddit markdown does not allow linebreaks in table cells)

Has anyone recently setup the automatic consume functionality for Paperless-NGX?

My printer scans documents to a network share on my NAS, and saves them as PDFs. I've manually imported one to confirm the formatting and file are good - and it imported fine.

Paperless-NGX had it's /consume path mapped to it in my YAML - but never actually found the files. The files were confirmed to be there.

I've moved the /consume path to a local source, and setup an automatic sync to move the files from the NAS to the local volume, to remove any potential NFS permissions problems - and while the files are there, and I can see them when I go into the Docker and look at the /consume folder - they never import, and logs don't show any attempt to do anything with them, either.

I'm not sure what else to try - I've done some ChatGPT troubleshooting, and it's had to tinker with permissions, run the consume task manually, and a few other things - but Paperless doesn't ever see the PDFs to consume them, despite them being in the right volume, from what I can tell.

So - before I go too much further beating myself up - does it work? Is there anything obvious I'm missing?

I want to run Resilio as a windows service, but I don't understand what info I need to input in the 'username' and 'password' fields to initiate the setup as a windows service. What username and password am I expected to input? Any help would really be appreciated. Resilio site doesn't appear to shed any light on this detail.