I can agree with everyone here, self hosting mail at this point is pointless. You are going to spend so much of your time reaching out to be pulled off of blacklists only to be added right back onto another. It’s a vicious cycle unfortunately, and than just wait until you get added to Barracudas or Proofpoints naughty list… you may as well start over at that point.
Its called Homepage. Link here! https://github.com/benphelps/homepage
Really easy to set up and even easier to configure, its just a few yml files that need to be modified to add new entries to the dashboard. They have some great documentation too!
Hey! IM going to post my config below, excuse the formatting if it comes out really messed up, im totally unsure how Lemmy is going to handle this.
- Pihole:
icon: pi-hole.png # This is the icon that will be displayed on the widget
href: Link to your PiHole login # Optional, but makes the widget clickable
description: DNS Server/Ad-Blocker # Description of the service
ping: IP_ADDRESS_PIHOLE # Options, but will ping the host and display latency
widget:
type: pihole # This is required by Homepage to define the type of widget
url: http://IP_ADDRESS_PIHOLE
key: REDACTED # This is an API key generated on the PiHole
Here is the link I used for obtaining the API key. https://pi-hole.net/blog/2022/11/17/upcoming-changes-authentication-for-more-api-endpoints-required/#page-content
Let me know if you have any issues!
Its called Homepage. Link here! https://github.com/benphelps/homepage
Really easy to set up and even easier to configure, its just a few yml files that need to be modified to add new entries to the dashboard. They have some great documentation too!
This is awesome! As a systems engineer for my day job, I love seeing stuff like this!
I second this, bonus points if you get a domain through Cloudflare and use their tunnel service to access shrike away from home!
I use EndeavourOS, Gnome on my desktop and KDE on my laptops. I really like the AUR and the integration with yay. Started with Ubuntu about 7 years ago and had always used Debian based distros, moved to Arch when I wanted to learn more about Linux and now I use EndeavourOS as my daily driver.
On my servers I use a mic between Debian 11 and 12