Hello, everyone,

I just released v1.3.0 of LoggiFly
LoggiFly is a lightweight container that sends notifications when certain keywords or patterns appear in your Docker container logs. This relase brings experimental Docker Swarm support and powerful customization options for filtering logs and formatting notification messages and titles.

Why use it?

Some services don’t support notifications on their own – but you still want to know when certain things happen, like failed login attempts, errors or certain custom app behaviour. For example I use it to get notifications from my audiobookshelf server when users login, request downloads or are seen online. LoggiFly watches the logs and lets you know when these specific things happen.

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Release Highlights

• Swarm support (experimental)
• Use templates to customize notifications & filter log entries to only display the relevant parts
  • Filter and extract info from structured JSON logs
  • Extract info from plain logs using regex named capturing groups
• Customize notification titles
• Webhook support
  • Send structured JSON alerts to your own endpoint – useful for automation, dashboards, or chaining into other tools.

Try it out

I have to be careful not to get lost in this thread 🙈.

But I came here to share my open source link shortener with you. It probably started like a lot of projects here – I wanted to host my own. While researching I found an open source solution, but the setup is complex for such a small thing. So I decided to develop my own in a short project and here it is: shrtn.io.

A simple link shortener using only a sqlite database – simple, easy and fast.

Screenshot of shrtn.io

I feel like this just isn't talked about enough so I thought I'd share my experience. For a while now Jellyfin officially supports HW acceleration via RKMPP meaning ARM boards that roughly go for 110€ with 16GB (DDR5) RAM are able to do 4x 4K transcodings & HDR10 tone-mapping (soon with 10.11 even for DoVi P5) while consuming less than 10w! More in the range of 5-7w.
While you can connect your hard-drives via available m.2 ports and a sata card I just have a NFS mount on the board to my NAS via 2.5GbE. This has been running stable and like a dream since the support was added (I've had it running from early adopter builds to now mainline Jellyfin).
Since it uses the video engine as well as the GPU this has minimal strain on the CPU so it can run other software on the side too making it a great homelab docker host.

Do you guys agree that this is an underrated media server / homelab option?

Hey everyone,
My project is gitrag.in
Just drop in the link of any github repository to do a RAG over it.
ps: It has a linear time complexity and can be very slow for very big repositories. If you have suggestions on how I can speed up things then you can join me as a contributor or put your suggestions.

Link for the source code and discord community in the website.

I just wanted a simple, zero-setup way to share folders from my PC and ended up building something I’m kinda proud of.

GhostHub now has:

• Session based passwords
• Built-in chat
• A clean settings and tunnel config UI
• And a lot more that’s too much to list

It’s open source, mobile friendly, and still improving. If anything breaks or feels clunky, let me know. It’s hard testing everything solo.

Demo: https://ghosthub.net

I know the principle of least privilege, but for certain apps that I'd like to set and forget such as immich to backup photos for me and my family, I prefer it to be able to run in the background without needing me to connect to the vpn.

So the best I can do is to setup the security check as much as I could to prevent people hack into my server, or worse hack into my immich.

I also use a random subdomain, the dns record is a wildcard, and I also use my own selfhosted dns server on gcp free VM with custom dns rule, so that no query for this subdomain on public dns server

The only risk which I can't prevent entirely is somehow a guy with exploit of immich or nextcloud, somehow found my subdomain and decides to hack me, but I think for generic bot scan, and stuff like that I'm most likely covered?

I have generic modsec crs rules, but I plan to spend sometime and create more customize rules for each app

Anything else I can do to improve?

I created this so that I could do voice transcription (and eventually voice commands) with any application on my Linux Sway desktop. I also wanted it to use my local instance of LocalAI.

There are some existing solutions for local transcription, notably Numen, but as is often the case there are some differences with how I want to do things.

Test Homepage

Hey r/selfhosted community!

Just wanted to share that Huntarr 6.3.0 has been released with a massive amount of fixes and updates since the release of 6.2. For those who haven't tried Huntarr yet, it's a specialized utility that automates discovering missing media and upgrading your existing collection across your *arr ecosystem (for Sonarr, Radarr, Lidarr, Readarr, Whisparr, and Whisparr v3).

GITHUB: https://github.com/plexguide/Huntarr.io

Major Updates from 6.2.0 to 6.3.0

Mobile Experience is Smoother

• Redesigned navigation for mobile users with proper button placement
• Clear "Version" and "Latest" indicators in the mobile UI
• Optimized layouts for all screen sizes (no more awkward displays!)
• Better touch targets and information density for smaller screens

New User-Requested Features

• Real-time countdown timer for sleep cycles right in the logs
• Manual reset button on homepage to trigger immediate app cycles without waiting (no more waiting for the next cycle!)
• More granular logging control so you can see exactly what's happening
• Better state tracking for when you restart the container (cuts down on numerous API calls of repeated content)

Performance Boosts

• Fixed the excessive log spam for new users (especially those not using all the supported apps)
• Reduced unnecessary API calls to your *arr applications
• Optimized database operations for large libraries
• Better resource usage during idle periods

Bug Fixes

• Fixed that annoying Readarr integration issue with invalid URL formats
• Resolved several time-related bugs causing random errors
• Fixed app initialization edge cases that were causing startup hiccups
• Numerous under-the-hood fixes for long-term stability

Configuration & Setup Improvements

• Better handling of disabled/unused apps to prevent error spam
• Streamlined first-time setup experience with better defaults
• More graceful handling of configuration issues

Visit our Reddit - r/huntarr

Visit our Discord

Future-wise

• A minor release be provided that shows latest beta tags (so no constant updates to main release)
• A user agent will be added to the program
• Huntarr will further tie into the APIs in order to tell you the status of your media items requested