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Roundcube
Roundcube is a webmail app that lets you get to and manage your emails using a browser instead of a separate desktop program. It’s built to give you a familiar and organised way to read, write and sort your messages, which is great if you want to access your e...
Shaarli
I like Shaarli is a lightweight, self-hosted bookmarking tool perfect for those who prefer to save, organise and share web links on their own terms. Instead of relying on a commercial bookmarking service, Shaarli allows you to keep your collection of links on ...
Vaultwarden
Vaultwarden is a self-hosted password manager server that works as a compatible alternative to Bitwarden’s official backend. It gives individuals, families, and small teams a way to store passwords and sensitive notes on their own infrastructure rather than re...
WordPress
Love it or hate it, WordPress is a content management system, or CMS, that makes it possible to build and manage websites without needing to hand-code everything from scratch. It began as a blogging platform, but over time it has grown into a flexible system u...
My backup system in a bit more detail
Restic is a fast, secure, open-source backup tool that creates encrypted, deduplicated snapshots of your data and stores them in local or remote repositories. It is designed to be simple to use, efficient with storage, and reliable for both backups and restore...
Introduction
Who backs up...? I back up, that’s who... although it is something I didn’t do for a long time. Since I started self-hosting and gathering my own data, I thought that it was about time that I did the responsible thing and do a regular backup. As Yunohosters, w...
What do I backup and where?
I back up everything. I have a lot of time and memories invested in the data that I have curated over the years, and I have been bitten badly once, and lost a massive amount of data. Now I’m self-hosting I want to make sure that everything is backed up somehow...
How to...
Descriptions of connecting to USB drive via sftp Descriptions od connecting to iDrive S3
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