Hi there,

Filerun will stop exisiting as a free version and since I use it like once a month for some small files I was wondering what similar selfhostable and free alternatives are out there that you know.

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    1 year ago

    I keep not getting around to trying it, but KaraDAV looks great. Lightweight WebDAV server which supports Next/OwnCloud clients for syncing.

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    1 year ago

    Might I suggest a Synology NAS. They’re a network attached storage, sure, but they have a suite of apps including DS files, DS photos, etc. It also can act as a VPN too. Just a thought

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      1 year ago

      I have a Synology NAS and for me filerun was just a personal substitute for wetransfer or similar stuff. I had it on my Server that was not at home so I was able to share files with clients.

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    Filerun will stop exisiting as a free version

    I suspected that was going to happen eventually. Being closed-source is part of the reason I dropped it.

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      • Worked well while I was using it, not a fan of the closed-source nature and just didn’t feel the need to redeploy when I retooled my infrastructure.

    Probably the most direct replacement I can think of is Filebrowser.

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    1 year ago

    If you’re looking for just filesharing capabilities, OwnCloud might be a good alternative. It’s recently been rewritten in Go and its supposedly quite fast. I must say that I haven’t used it myself.

    Another alternative could be Nextcloud, but that comes with a whole suite of other software such as calendar, contacts, …

    I’ve also heard some good things about seafile, but never used it myself either.

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      1 year ago

      You can disable the majority of the extra apps on Nextcloud to strip it down. It runs fine on lower end devices once tuned properly.

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    1 year ago

    I am in the exact same situation. Nextcloud is what I went with. I can securely share files and albums easily. It seems pretty good so far and installing as a docker image was easy.

    One thing tripped me us is that you should use your external domain name for first login so it writes the configuration properly.