I have a premium account, but It should work also with a free account. The difference is in audio quality.

Navidrome Is good. I also have jellyfin but preferred a dedicated tool for music. I use Symfonium (paid android app) on mobile and navidrome web GUI from PC.

Paired with AudioMuseAI and Spotizerr it’s pretty great.

What do you mean?

Highly appreciated, you made my day

Stirlingpdf to edit pdf. Snap otter to edit images. Openwebui+ollama for local AI, lube logger for car maintenance. Mealie for kitchen recipes. Endurain to sinch Garmin data. Romm for console games. Home assistant. Jellyfin. Navidrome for music. AudioMuseAI for local AI analysis of my music, audiobook shelf for podcasts and audiobooks, searxng for web searches. Olist for WebDAV and web file access, paperlessngx for storing documents. Matrix web client elements, seerr to search movies and stuff recommendations. ExcaliDash to manage drawing and such…

Enough?

What a fuckton of ads and shit on that website…

Feels awesome and a cool project to self host but visiting that URL makes me puke

If you have a public IP just use wire guard. If you don’t have a public IP, rent a cheap VPS and use that as entry point, setting up one wire guard from home to the vps, and the other from your phone to the vps.

Don’t get me wrong, you are a bit patronizing.

I was only giving a suggestion based on my personal experience, I don’t feel obliged to respond directly to their question, as well I do not expect OP must go to a synapse forum, any question is always welcome.

I think OP was looking for fellow lemmiters experience on matrix and the topic, so I felt like giving my experience.

I was a bit brief yes, but not out of line, oli think.

Your comment was correct, just a bit patronizing.

I don’t use synapse so I cannot directly answer the question. But this is not the support forum for Synapse either, so I think proposing a different approach could be of benefit for the community …

Use Continuwuity instead of synapse… Faster and much less resource hungry

Pretty sure they don’t train models on their own code as they don’t want to make their own intellectual property public. As well, they don’t vibe code …

Yes, I meant ssh private/public keys, not certificates …

And changing the port reduces the amount of attempts in any case.

Yeah. Sounds about right.

First of all disable root login over ssh. Second, move your ssh from port 22 to another port of your liking. Third, disable password authentication altogether and use only solid certificates.

This is my personal experience https://wiki.gardiol.org/doku.php?id=email%3Astart

Anything that supports OpenWRT I would say…

Or even better buy a mini PC with many net ports and install opnSense, but in this case you will need a separate wifi router and/or dedicated switch since any opnSense device will only work at perimeter level

Then I suspect homed will not really help. Something like syncthing is probably the way to go.

Why is good old NFS not a viable option? I think homed is something that nobody asked for and it’s basically unused. But I might be wrong.

Rent a cheap VPs and use it as your wire guard head.

I rent one for a whopping 2.49€/month. Granted, it’s 1gb ram, 1 core, 20gb, but plentiful for a VPN node…

Is pop3 still a thing?

Anyway, more clear now, can make sense (not to me, I self host my mail on my VPS)

Sorry, not clear to me what this accomplishes. Yes you buy a domain and use it for your email, then if and when you switch, you also migrate imap-to-imap all your email… It’s a pretty easy thing to do and there are tools just for this purpose.

Is this a script to do the same?