jrollans.com is a Fediverse instance that uses the ActivityPub protocol. In other words, users at this host can communicate with people that use software like Mastodon, Pleroma, Friendica, etc. all around the world.

This server runs the snac software and there is no automatic sign-up process.

Site description
These are the voyag... uh, things I post about.
Admin email
jrollans@gmail.com
Admin account
@jrollans@jrollans.com

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[?]matthew - retroedge.tech » 🌐
@matthew@social.retroedge.tech

I use static site generators for several of my websites.

This is a good guide and explanation. I also think it is great that Tom covers CrowdSec at the end, which I would like to try out soon.

https://youtu.be/eqB1Cp62y8w

#selfHost #selfHosting

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    [?]Ethan Sholly » 🌐
    @shollyethan@fosstodon.org

    Self-Host Weekly (6 November 2026)

    saves the day, software updates and launches, a spotlight on - a web-based processor, and more in this week's recap!

    selfh.st/weekly/2026-11-06/

      [?]Pablo Murad :_tuki: » 🌐
      @pablo@murad.social

      Ready to read: How murad.chat fits the fediverse on one VPS

      GoToSocial, PeerTube, Lemmy, Matrix, a Bluesky PDS and Nostr on one 8-core VPS. How I tamed Pixelfed's Horizon (79% to 16% of its memory limit), cut Celery workers, capped every container and then loosened the limits that were starving the apps.

      https://pablomurad.com/murad-chat-fediverse-one-vps/

      #SelfHosting #fediverse #sysadmin #linux

      How murad.chat fits the fediverse on one VPS

      Alt...How murad.chat fits the fediverse on one VPS

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        [?]Julian » 🌐
        @juliansylvanor@mastodon.social

        Mein Roman existiert dreifach: im Obsidian-Vault, in einem Backup auf dem eigenen Server und in einem Ordner einer alten externen Platte. Wie paranoid seid ihr? Habt ihr auch Angst, eure ganze Arbeit zu verlieren – und wie sichert ihr sie?

          [?]matthew - retroedge.tech » 🌐
          @matthew@social.retroedge.tech

          Eigen - A self-hosted alternative to Google Workspace

          https://eigen.is/

          This looks interesting. I have been using Nextcloud for years, but have been curious about alternatives.

          #selfHosting #selfHost

            [?]Daudix :spinny_fox_ace: [he/they] » 🌐
            @daudix@wetdry.world

            Fedi networking wizards, I need help with the following riddle:

            A VPS, two IPs with different gateways, and two users + admin. Each user should get its own IP (and IPv6 ideally). Outgoing IP matching incoming matters (so I can't receive traffic from two different IPs but respond from one).

            Searched far and wide but can't find anything that would address the situation where one has one NIC and two gateways :neofox_googly_shocked:

              [?]Chris [er/ihm] » 🌐
              @ruebe5w@layer8.space

              Meine Nextcloud ist nach den PHP-Lücken immer noch offline, ich habs einfach noch nicht geschafft, die Patches einzuspielen.

              Ich hinterfrage aktuell auch ein bisschen, ob ich eigentlich weiter Webservices offen im Internet betreiben will. Oder ob ich nicht z.B. die Nextcloud auf eine managed-Version umziehen will, wo Updates usw. beim Hoster liegen🤔

                [?]Daniel Colquitt » 🌐
                @daniel@colquitt.xyz

                RE: fosstodon.org/@homeassistant/1

                With 2026.11 on the horizon, I thought I’d audit my configuration for stale entity references ahead of the changes to entity naming.

                Rather conveniently, it turned up three references that hadn’t survived some earlier device renaming. A little Python, a few YAML edits, and a clean configuration check later, all sorted.

                Always nice to discover your configuration is squiffy before some breaks.

                  [?]S.T. Veje [She/her] » 🌐
                  @stveje@mstdn.social

                  If, hypothetically, I wanted to self-host e-mail on a VPS, is it possible to set it up so that the mails are end-to-end encrypted in a way that the company who operates the VPS cannot read them? That is: the mails arrive at the serve encrypted, are stored on the server encrypted, and leave the server still encrypted. I assume this is what services like Proton (claim to) do, so presumably it *is* possible? But what's actually involved in that?

                    [?]The Unhacked » 🤖 🌐
                    @theunhacked@mastodon.world

                    Umbrel Home Review: The Personal Server Logic and the En | TUH

                    theunhacked.com/m062-04-umbrel

                      [?]Pablo Murad :_tuki: » 🌐
                      @pablo@murad.social

                      Words, compiled: The file server I didn't know I needed: copyparty

                      Every now and then a piece of software solves the problem I installed it for and then keeps showing me other problems it can solve. copyparty is one of those. I've been using it and I'm honestly loving it. The pitch sounds almost too simple: run a program, point it at a folder, open a browser, and there are your files. That's only the…

                      https://pablomurad.com/copyparty-file-server/

                      #SelfHosting #OpenSource #tools #homelab

                      The file server I didn't know I needed: copyparty

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                        [?]Pablo Murad :_tuki: » 🌐
                        @pablo@murad.social

                        Freshly written: Newt and OpenBSD

                        The plan was simple: spin up an OpenBSD VM on Proxmox to host a small static site generated with an SSG. No giant stack, no Docker, no panel full of abstractions in the middle. Just a clean, predictable system with httpd serving static files, the way OpenBSD likes it. On the public side I already had something running on a VPS: Pangolin, Traefik and Gerbil. Their job is to…

                        https://pablomurad.com/newt-and-openbsd/

                        #openbsd #SelfHosting #homelab #sysadmin

                        Newt and OpenBSD

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                          [?]napierge » 🌐
                          @napierge@mastodon.bsd.cafe

                          Hello, I'd like to try self host server at home with rpi (start with own calendar, small steps to own my data) but I dont want to expose my home router to internet. So I'd like to use wireguard vpn and go through my vps to my home network. Unfortunately wireguard does not work on some networks outside of my home. Network is dropping after handshake udp packets (maybe caused by deep packet inspection, I am not sure, random udp packets sending to public ip have been sent without problem). I've already tried different port, decreased the mtu, but still wg packets are dropping. do you know solution how could i hide wireguard comunnication to avoid dropping packest and the solution will also work on iphone? Id like to keep wireguard, vps is openbsd...☺️🚀

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                            [?]ADMIN » 🌐
                            @adminmagazine@hachyderm.io

                            In the latest article in our series, @makkes shows you how to set up and run a Matrix server with Synapse.

                            admin-it.io/running-your-own-m

                            @element @matrix

                            Chart of How Matrix Works: The Matrix protocol allows for Matrix homeservers to federate data so that users from different servers can interact with each other.

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                              [?]Grow Your Own Services 🌱 » 🌐
                              @homegrown@social.growyourown.services

                              Snac is a lightweight Fediverse-compatible social network server which is entirely human-written, and doesn't require a database. You can find out more at:

                              🏡 codeberg.org/grunfink/snac2

                              You can follow Snac's lead developer at:

                              🏡 @grunfink

                              It can be installed via @yunohost (at apps.yunohost.org/app/snac) or manually using the installation instructions (at codeberg.org/grunfink/snac2/sr).

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                                [?]Thomas | Kabelbruch » 🌐
                                @kabelbruch@norden.social

                                Moin! 👋 Ich bin Thomas und neu hier auf norden.social.

                                Auf kabelbruch.de blogge ich über mein Homelab: Proxmox, Self-Hosting, IT-Security für zu Hause, Home Assistant und bald auch Meshtastic & MeshCore. Motto: Basteln, ausprobieren, auch mal scheitern – und darüber schreiben.

                                Neue Artikel kündige ich hier an. Fragen, Tipps und „Das hätte ich anders gemacht“ gern als Antwort.

                                kabelbruch.de

                                  [?]Teklynk » 🌐
                                  @teklynk@social.linux.pizza

                                  I recently discovered the My Media skill for Amazon Alexa. I had been looking for something like this ever since Plex discontinued their Plex skill.

                                  My Media installs on your local home server or a dedicated PC. It has a web interface for adding music/watch folders and creating playlists.

                                  I created a "Favorites" playlist and added an Alexa routine for "Play My Favorite Songs." It then silently asks, "Ask My Media to play my Favorites playlist." It auto-shuffles and starts playing music on the device you speak to.

                                  I then used the piggyback technique to get it to play music on multiple Echo devices across the "Everywhere" group. To do this, create a routine called "Play Music Everywhere." This plays music from Amazon Music everywhere, waits 5 seconds, and then asks My Media to play my Favorites playlist. Essentially, it hijacks the "play everywhere" feature with your My Media music.

                                  This has been working great so far, and I have since created playlists and routines for various genres. I even added a "White Noise" playlist ("Alexa, play white noise") for sleeping.

                                  My Media has a 7-day free trial but only costs $9.50/year if you decide to continue using it.

                                  I can now play music everywhere, skip songs, and change genres all with voice commands.

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                                    [?]rootwerkstatt » 🌐
                                    @rootwerkstatt@mastodon.social

                                    Aus dem Archiv: NVIDIA unter Linux: Treiber, Secure Boot und Wayland – rootwerkstatt.de/nvidia-unter-

                                      [?]Federico :xmpp: » 🌐
                                      @ismondo@mastodon.uy

                                      Hoy* :xmpp: XMPP.UY cumple su primer año 🎂 :xmpp:

                                      Gracias a todos quiénes se sumaron al proyecto. (somos pocos, unos 20, pero buenos 😉)

                                      Gracias a @santiago quién es el "culpable" de que me metiera en el mundillo del , a @yunohost que me permitió dar los primeros pasos (y aún lo sigo usando), a @francisco1892 que en algún momento me tiró unos piques, a la barra de @flisoluy a @snikket_im, por hacer tan fácil montar y mantener un server xmpp, a @monocles por , a @daniel por y a todos los de que alguna manera apoyan/promueven el server. 💪🖖👏

                                      xmpp.uy

                                      *la fecha real es anterior, pero no la recuerdo con certeza, asi que tomamos la fecha en que fuimos agregados en providers.xmpp.net/provider/ch


                                        [?]:freebsd: :linux: :volvo: » 🌐
                                        @unixviking@social.linux.pizza

                                        Who would have ever thought that Proton CEO Andy Yen is such a huge asshole? And as if that weren’t enough, he’s also completely fallen prey to AI psychosis.

                                        As far as I’m concerned, I’m done with Proton effective immediately: I canceled my premium subscription and spent the last two days migrating all my accounts and contact addresses to Tuta. They’re also using AI now, but at least not as aggressively or toxically as Proton.

                                        But for now, this is just a temporary solution. The ultimate goal remains a self-hosted mail server.

                                          [?]Grow Your Own Services 🌱 » 🌐
                                          @homegrown@social.growyourown.services

                                          If you're trying to find an alternative to Google Drive, Proton Drive etc, have you considered setting up your own cloud? It's not as difficult or expensive as you think!

                                          You can use a managed hosting company and they will do all the technical stuff for you. Once the cloud is set up, you can log in and use it exactly like you might use any cloud storage service.

                                          Nextcloud is probably the most popular option, here's a beginner's guide to using it:

                                          🏡 growyourown.services/beginners

                                            [?]Rafael Kassner » 🌐
                                            @kassner@phpc.social

                                            [?]rE-Bo0t.bx1 :tux: :tor: :C_H: :donor: :verified: » 🌐
                                            @r3bo0tbx1@infosec.exchange

                                            Tor relay and bridge operators: v2.2.1 is out 🧅🚀

                                            :github: github.com/r3bo0tbx1/tor-guard

                                            Tor Guard Relay now ships Tor 0.4.9.15 and its new directory-request DoS defenses.

                                            🏗️ Verified upstream source builds
                                            💻 Stable + edge · AMD64 + ARM64

                                            No new mandatory torrc lines. Leave the new rate-limit settings unset so network consensus controls them.

                                            Back up, upgrade and verify the running Tor version.

                                            🌐 brokenbot.net/v2.2.1/
                                            :tor: brokenbotqk7v7y3xpvr6ik7rofivu

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                                              [?]Yehor doing things 🇺🇦 » 🌐
                                              @yehor@mastodon.glitchy.social

                                              That’s moving much slower than I expected: github.com/immich-app/immich/i

                                              It was initially planned for 3.1 or 3.2. Now we almost have 3.4, 4.0 on the horizon, and no “better sharing” except people sharing, which doesn’t resolve the main Immich issues - inability to see shared assets in your timeline or share assets in any other way except albums =(

                                              My rant is over. Please proceed to your weekend and have a nice one.

                                                [?]Pablo Murad :_tuki: » 🌐
                                                @pablo@murad.social

                                                Fresh from the lab: murad.wtf: a night sky made of my servers

                                                murad.wtf is a status page with no charts: it draws a night sky in plain text where stars are page visits, comets are my posts and an eclipse means a service is down. How it works, where to see it and why it knows nothing about you.

                                                https://pablomurad.com/murad-wtf-a-night-sky-made-of-my-servers/

                                                #MuradWtf #SmallWeb #SelfHosting #go

                                                murad.wtf: a night sky made of my servers

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                                                  [?]River 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️ [she/they/he] » 🌐
                                                  @riverpunk@defcon.social

                                                  Question for the tech people on here. I've got a directory `www/` and several different directories for user: `www/alice/`, `www/bob/`, etc. (These are not system users in UNIX. Just users signed up through my web app).

                                                  How might I configure an application like Apache or nginx or something to serve `www/<username>/` as a website when it recieves an HTTP request to `<username>.mydomain.tld`?

                                                  Notably, I'd like to not necessarily have to keep a list of users inside of a config file, nor do I want to have to create system users in UNIX for each user website.

                                                    [?]EdTheDev [He/Him] » 🌐
                                                    @EdTheDev@infosec.exchange

                                                    Linux microblog update:

                                                    Proton's CEO, Andy Yen, is confident that AI vibe code is the best way to protect my privacy.

                                                    I disagree, so now I run my own mail and DNS servers.

                                                    And I'm saving money, no longer paying for Proton's services.

                                                    The last few years have felt like the world is playing "but you won't self-host this" chicken, against me.

                                                    But I really like paying people a fair price for their time and expertise. This is getting silly.

                                                    At this rate I feel as though I may single-handedly bring back the 1990s Internet. I heard there's a new way to run classic Flash games. Maybe I'll look in to that, next.

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                                                      [?]Elena Rossini 🌈 » 🌐
                                                      @_elena@mastodon.social

                                                      There has never been a better time to introduce young French people to the wonderful world of decentralized social networks and - optional - .

                                                      An accidental ad for the , exhibit A: politico.eu/article/french-gov

                                                        [?]Eggs now in different baskets. » 🌐
                                                        @the_wub@mastodon.social

                                                        1/n OK about to start dipping my toes into the world of .

                                                        Reasons.
                                                        My disappointment with the new web UI just reminds me of the many issues of using the "cloud", that is having your stuff on someone else's server.

                                                        My disappointment with those working on the new UI sound just like any other UX developer in a big oligarch owned company who are not going to go back or not make any significant improvements to their beloved concept.

                                                        Time to jump ship?