Then you need an import function too 😁
But I like the idea of backup and restore functions, so I agree
Last update 2022, same with podgrab. I hope the dev is okay 🫤
Alexandrite selfhosted eith my instance. Looks far better than Lemmy UI
You can filter a search for Videos <-4 minutes
At the moment there is no real "shorts"
Maybe Peertube will match your needs ☺️
It is part of the Fediverse too.
Yes I prefer anisearch because the main site is german 😁
But everybody can always copy the title, it should be the same on MAL
And yes, it is a great Anime, I enoyed both seasons 🌞
A new Subdomain is like a whole new instance. I would not move over old posts or something else.
Start completly fresh and have fun instead of headaches because of broken Posts 🌞
You can try your setup with another subdomain. This way you will see If there are any problems
And never lose your database. It is the heart of your instance, so do proper backups ☝🏻
Never had any breaks with immich. Immich libary is backuped daily to external provider. Data Retention is managed by them, so I only need to run my scripts.
The libary (upload folder) is the only thing you need to backup. I don't think it is more complicated than any other folder with subfolders. You can always start from zero
I use rclone for automatic backups from my server, Immich included 🐱
An option to set a cache limit would be nice. Caching is okay, as long as you can clear the cache. Something like Mastodon caching. You can prune all remote media via tootctl
Turning completly off will increase the traffic of all other instances -> longer loading times 🤔
Today there was a post about an art instance for Lemmy 😊
Maybe someone will create one on Pixelfed too
Nice, will share 😊
I am using connect too. I used Liftoff before, it is pretty good too, but I think connect has a better UI. Arctius is even nicer in UI, but is missing some features.
I recommend as daily driver Liftoff and connect for now 🌞
Libretranslate is FOSS and you can even selfhost it.
Then there is Translate you, it uses multiple engines 🐱
The only thing I am missing right now, is the ability to increase the icon size and community name under the post title 🤔
Do I overlook something?
I tried Arctius, it looks good but misses a few features. Maybe I give it another try in the future.
I use Liftoff, it is good but the design is a little bit boring, but Liftoff is very useable as a daily driver and works fine.
I discovered Connect yesterday, it is a good match if you want a good design and features. It has a new post button like Liftoff. I like this. Connect seems to be a good match for me.
Voyager was not my case, did not like it. Tastes are different. Same for Sync
For Mastodon, I use Moshidon. I like it very much
He canceled the PR for personal reasons. I don't know why it is not enabled by default. Most people will use prebuilt images 🤔
I need my coffee before I can save the world ☕
From the series Akame ga Kill
From the School live series
I would like to introduce a reverse proxy which I really like to use and maybe you will like it too 😊
I tried a few reverse proxies, but in the end nothing met my needs. A simple reverse proxy with webinterface, easy to setup, but powerful...
I was impressed from the start with Zoraxy. A good alternative to Nginx Proxy Manager and Cosmos. Zoraxy can be run in docker, but it is possible to install it directly on the host. This is the first reverse proxy I saw, where docker is not an obligation (except apache and nginx itself :) )
Zoraxy makes it easy to setup subdomain proxies oder virtual directory records. An uptime Monitor is included too and a few network tools like ping, whois, mDNS scanner, IP-scanner or a ssh client.
Let´s Encrypt is supported and custom certificates. Blacklist / Whitelist access control and a lot of stats (like goaccess but with better diagrams)
You can import and export all settings to zip file including all subdomain proxies etc...
Read more and try out on GitHub
I am not the developer but I really like this project!
I was looking a long time for a policy which binds a user to a bucket. The docs are not very helpful for beginners, but I talked with an advanced user and he said it is okay to share his solution, since he is not on Lemmy
Create a new policy and fill this in:
{ "Version": "2012-10-17", "Statement": [ { "Effect": "Allow", "Action": [ "s3:*" ], "Resource": [ "arn:aws:s3:::${aws:username}" ] }, { "Effect": "Allow", "Action": [ "s3:*" ], "Resource": [ "arn:aws:s3:::${aws:username}/*" ] } ] }
If you now create a user, just assign the user to only this policy, nothing more. The user is now allowed to create a bucket with the same name as the users. So a user Alex can only create the bucket alex and has complete access to it. The user won't see other users buckets.
All credits belongs to the very helpful person, not me ☝🏻☺️
From the great movie Suzume
I really enjoyed this movie in the cinema 🐱
Is there any app for filebrowsing / up and downloading files to a selfhosted MinIO server or any other S3 compatible object storage? Most apps only work with AWS 🫤
A random but beautiful picture found on the net a long time ago
When I get notifications about answers, I always need to click show context. Without the context the answer alone is mostly useless. It would be great to always view the answers in the context.
Second thing is about the search. Everytime I need it, lemmy.world is preselected. I use my own instance, so this a little annoying. The user should select which instance should be used as default.
Lastly I want to say thanks for this great app and effort ☺️
Raphtalia & Naofumi from "The rising of shield hero"
Asuna, Sinon & Kirito
From the ReZero series
From the series Hyouka