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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[?]DajeLinux :linux: :fedilug: » 🌐
@dajelinux@mastodon.uno

Il web che amo.
Quello dei piccoli blog indipendenti, magari ospitati su qualche VPS dove si offrono anche servizi open source e privacy oriented, istanze del , e tanto altro.

Si può parlare di ?
In ogni caso, impegniamoci per alimentare un WWW più sano.

Per non creare un'accozzaglia di url, mi limiterò a taggare alcuni profili (in ordine sparso), da cui poi ricavare i link:

@stefano
@lorenzo
@dado
@denial403

@internet

    [?]rmstyle » 🌐
    @rmstyle@mastodon.online

    Dear please don't make use an sh script to install your software. Just use a docker compose and an .env file.
    Thank you very much for your hard work, I appreciate it.

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

      Ever messed up an update? We got you covered! Simply restore your Snapshot!

      You can now also manage (create, delete, restore) a snapshot of your Box! If you ever messed up your application, OS update or anything else - simply go back to your last snapshot and try again! This way, you can test and learn even better and easier!

      cc: @gyptazy

      BoxyBSD allows you to manage snapshots of your Boxes, now!

      Alt...BoxyBSD allows you to manage snapshots of your Boxes, now!

        [?]Johannes » 🌐
        @jom@social.kontrollapparat.de

        Paperless-NGX has become the true successor to 3 for me, which now focuses on AI and changed its payment model. The automatic document classification is impressively accurate. Container hosting makes self-hosting straightforward. If you want modern, intelligent document management that works cross-platform with full control, Paperless-NGX is an excellent choice. Great mobile apps available too. The only downside: no way to financially support this brilliant software.

        The image shows a computer screen with a web application called Paperless-ngx open in a browser.

​On the left side there is a vertical navigation bar with items such as Home, Documents, Correspondents, Tags, Document Types, Storage Paths and other administrative options.

The center of the screen shows the details of a document, including fields like Title, Archive Serial Number, Issue Date, Correspondent, Document Type, Storage Path and Tags.

On the right side of the screen there is a preview of a two-page IKEA invoice in German, with the IKEA logo at the top, seller and buyer information, delivery address and a table listing items, prices and tax details.

        Alt...The image shows a computer screen with a web application called Paperless-ngx open in a browser. ​On the left side there is a vertical navigation bar with items such as Home, Documents, Correspondents, Tags, Document Types, Storage Paths and other administrative options. The center of the screen shows the details of a document, including fields like Title, Archive Serial Number, Issue Date, Correspondent, Document Type, Storage Path and Tags. On the right side of the screen there is a preview of a two-page IKEA invoice in German, with the IKEA logo at the top, seller and buyer information, delivery address and a table listing items, prices and tax details.

          [?]Paco Hope is thankful » 🌐
          @paco@infosec.exchange

          So I bought a full-sized rack for the garage. Might be a bit too big to call it a any more 😜

          It came with 2 PDUs that take 3-phase, 60A, 250V AC. I, um, won’t be plugging those into the house. My servers run on 240V, 2-phase. This plug is just a monster. My hand in the photo for scale.

          I’m tickled that it says “Sun” on the side. I got my start in work on Sun IPCs and Sparc 4s back in the day.

          Photo of the PDU mounted in the rack. It has 6 banks of 6 plugs each.

          Alt...Photo of the PDU mounted in the rack. It has 6 banks of 6 plugs each.

          Photo of the side of the rack with the “Sun Oracle” logo on it. I like the Sun icon with the 4 S’s

          Alt...Photo of the side of the rack with the “Sun Oracle” logo on it. I like the Sun icon with the 4 S’s

          The IEC309 power plug. My hand for scale. Just the wire itself is huge.

          Alt...The IEC309 power plug. My hand for scale. Just the wire itself is huge.

            [?]Martino Dell'Ambrogio 🗣️🇮🇹🇫🇷🇬🇧@🇨🇭 » 🌐
            @tillo@infosec.exchange

            No regrets. Next step, huge battery.

            A graph shows energy produced, consumed and sold in 2025. Most of the energy comes from solar, and half of it is sold directly. The grid provides two-thirds of the home energy, but the overwhelming majority goes to power the server rack.

            Alt...A graph shows energy produced, consumed and sold in 2025. Most of the energy comes from solar, and half of it is sold directly. The grid provides two-thirds of the home energy, but the overwhelming majority goes to power the server rack.

              [?]Mark » 🌐
              @markw@mstdn.social

              top notch engineering over here. all my servers can get taken down by one needy cat 🤦

                [?]BjoernAusGE » 🌐
                @bjoern@social.sengotta.net

                Hew fellow selfhosters. Is there any problem if i would use crowdsec and ufw-blocklist together on my Debian Trixie Webserver?
                Does anyone of you use that combination?

                #crowdsec #ufw #selfhosting @homelab @homelab_de

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

                  I set up a bridge for my server. Again.

                  It is much more stable than I remember. Also, I found out you should restart along with the bridge to make things work continuously. Restarting only the bridge breaks a connection from Synapse to the bridge’s app service, and restoring it takes a lot of time somehow.

                    [?]panzone » 🌐
                    @panzone91@social.treehouse.systems

                    Any solution alternative to Plex? I would like to create something like this but I don't really like to use something like Plex that, to my understanding, is depending on an external service.

                      [?]Fossery Tech :debian: :gnome: » 🌐
                      @fosserytech@social.linux.pizza

                      (more Linux and FOSS news in previous posts of thread)

                      Pi-hole releases FTL & Web v6.4 and Core v6.3 for network-wide ad and tracker blocking:
                      alternativeto.net/news/2025/11

                      Raspberry Pi Imager 2.0 makes it easier to install Raspberry Pi OS on bootable media:
                      alternativeto.net/news/2025/11

                      Vulkan 1.4.335 Released With The Very Notable VK_EXT_present_timing:
                      phoronix.com/news/Vulkan-1.4.3

                      GCC 16 Switches To Using C++20 Standard By Default:
                      phoronix.com/news/GCC-16-Now-C

                      Algol 68 Programming Language Front-End Merged Into GCC 16:
                      phoronix.com/news/Algol-68-Mer

                      iodéOS 7 beta launches with Android 16 base, enhanced battery life, and updated apps:
                      alternativeto.net/news/2025/11

                      GrapheneOS leaves France over encryption backdoor concerns:
                      proton.me/blog/grapheneos-fran

                      FreeBSD 15.0-RC4 Released Due To Last Minute Issues:
                      phoronix.com/news/FreeBSD-15.0

                        [?]Martijn van Exel » 🌐
                        @mvexel@en.osm.town

                        I think I am figuring out the hard way that you *can* configure an alternate email provider for the transactional emails (confirm subscribe / unsubscribe) but mailgun is still required for bulk email to send out your actual newsletters.

                        1) Am I right?
                        2) Is there a way to prevent Mailgun from inserting tracking code? So annoying!

                          [?]The IT Blog » 🌐
                          @blog@www.locked.de

                          NextCloud on Hetzner is the OneDrive upgrade I didn’t know I wanted

                          For years, I relied on Microsoft’s OneDrive — not for the Office 365 suite, but for its 1TB of cloud storage. It served me well for offsite backups and seamless syncing between my computers and phone. I even used the Personal Vault feature, though more out of curiosity than necessity. Later, I joined a friend’s family plan, making it even more cost-effective.

                          […]

                          locked.de/nextcloud-on-hetzner

                            [?]yopp » 🌐
                            @alex@feed.yopp.me

                            Hey , , and people!

                            I have Ubuntu 24.04.3 with encrypted root and two encrypted partitions mounted at /srv/disk[0|1]

                            All 3 are remotely unlocked at boot using same key with keyscript=decrypt_keyctl. Unlock is handled via dropbear by semiautomatic tool with access to shared secret storage, where host specific encryption keys are stored.

                            I want to get two things at the same time:

                            1) if any encrypted partition is missing, host must boot regardless of that and preferably with as little timeout as possible

                            2) if encrypted device failed to mount due 1) or due failed unlock, mount point must be masked, to avoid any containers that might have mounts there to access them. Sadly` chattr -I` doesn't help here, because mount point is still readable by root. Yeah, root, I know but rootless docker doesn't play well with swarm and k8s is too expensive to run on my scale.

                            Basically, I need a degraded host that can accept *some* of scheduled workload

                            What’s the right approach here?

                            So far I tried removing fstab entry for `/srv/disk[0|1] `and adding explicit mount units

                            ```toml
                            [Unit]
                            Description="/srv/${disk_name} filesystem"
                            Requires=systemd-cryptsetup@${disk_name}\x2ddata\x2dcrypt.service
                            After=systemd-cryptsetup@${disk_name}\x2ddata\x2dcrypt.service
                            ConditionPathExists=/dev/mapper/${disk_name}-data-crypt

                            [Mount]
                            What=/dev/mapper/${disk_name}-data-crypt
                            Where=/srv/${disk_name}
                            Type=ext4
                            Options=defaults,errors=remount-ro

                            [Install]
                            WantedBy=local-fs.target
                            ```

                            and extra `mask-srv@.service`

                            ```toml
                            [Unit]
                            Description=mask /srv/%i if /dev/mapper/%i-data-crypt is missing
                            DefaultDependencies=no
                            After=cryptsetup.target systemd-cryptsetup@%i\x2ddata\x2dcrypt.service target srv-%i.mount
                            Before=local-fs
                            ConditionPathExists=!/dev/mapper/%i-data-crypt
                            Conflicts=srv-%i.mount

                            [Service]
                            Type=oneshot
                            ExecStart=/usr/bin/mount -t tmpfs -o ro,mode=000,nr_inodes=1,size=4k tmpfs /srv/%i

                            [Install]
                            WantedBy=local-fs.target

                            ```

                            But I it seems to have race condition between srv-disk0.mount and I can't figure out right set of dependencies between units here

                              [?]Brudi Bräu » 🌐
                              @brudibrau@hostux.social

                              I just tried to upgrade the OS on my RPi to Trixie. Now it doesn't boot anymore.

                              This is the second time this happens after an upgrade. Lots of hassle for a tiny Nextcloud server that I essentially use to keep my MP3 collection synchronized between two computers.

                              I took it offline. Now I am considering getting a NUC-type device and running Nextcloud, E-Mail and maybe my own Mastodon instance on that.

                              Thoughts? Experiences? Is that even technically feasible?

                                [?]Derick » 🌐
                                @derickp@techhub.social

                                RE: mastodon.social/@itsfoss/11562

                                I started a couple of years ago and it's right up there with adopting as one of the best things I've done in recent years to wrestle some control of my own data back. I'm excited that it's becoming more widespread!

                                That said, I'm self-hosting on Synology and I'd really like to move to something less closed at some point. I'm just not confident enough in my skills yet to make the switch now.

                                [?]It's FOSS » 🌐
                                @itsfoss@mastodon.social

                                Self-hosting is rising because Linux users refuse to wait for permission.

                                itsfoss.com/self-hosting-risin

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

                                    [?]Kalvin Carefour Johnny » 🌐
                                    @kalvin0x58c@ohai.social

                                    I have contacted Contabo: "I will be ordering multiple VPS in Singapore. Ensure your infrastructure, including IPv6, is functioning properly, as no refunds are offered. Customer support is slow and misaligned with my schedule. Confirm IPv4, IPv6, and overall infrastructure are fully operational."

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                                      [?]shom ✊🏽🐧📷🤿🏔️🪚 » 🌐
                                      @shom@gts.shom.dev

                                      I host my own Phanpy but there's a feature in dev (automatically populate alt-text if it's embedded in images, yessss!!!) I really want. So, I finally setup a build container for @phanpy and a small script to extract out the static folder so I can continue serving it out via Caddy. I wrote a quick post about it, I'm sure there are better and more idiomatic ways of doing this, so advice is welcome.

                                      #PhanpySocial #GoToSocial #SelfHosting #Podman #Caddy

                                        [?]Christian » 🌐
                                        @chris@social.uggs.io

                                        Oh,

                                        this is really turning out better than anticipated. Installing, updating, authorizing and syncing of custom prompts with one command. Then use and forget!

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

                                          Today's routine apt package updates results:

                                          - CI/CD runner broken
                                          - is broken on two environments

                                          And that was not a . is the reason.

                                            [?]The Chris Dantes » 🌐
                                            @thechrisdantes@social.linux.pizza

                                            I haven't figured out how to automate my backups. Last night, I figured I'd start one when I went to bed. Let it run overnight. But the admin console wouldn't load. Left it for this morning. I tried rebuilding the container. Now my system is technically running, and my files are still there, but it's saying it has no internet connection and a bunch of other errors. I'm rebooting the VM to see if that helps. Yay for

                                              [?]Goldside543 :verified: » 🌐
                                              @Goldside543@social.linux.pizza

                                              starting to see why relying on external services to keep your website up fucking sucks

                                              one little screw up from something like AWS or Cloudflare and bam, site's down and you can't even do jack shit about it

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                                                [?]𖨨ꛚ𖥕𖦪𖥣𖧥ꛘ » 🌐
                                                @florianauer@freiburg.social

                                                An alle, die einen Root Server bei @netcup haben: Konntet ihr AlmaLinux 10 installieren? Bei mir schlägt das fehl. Ubuntu geht.

                                                  [?]Linkzim » 🌐
                                                  @luiz_im@bolha.us

                                                  Galera dos
                                                  Alguém sabe de algum programa pra fazer um karaokê no proxmox + androidtv ?

                                                    [?]Problem Fox » 🌐
                                                    @Herne@corteximplant.net

                                                    Unexpected consequences...
                                                    Yesterday my #smolWeb server stopped working for the first time in several weeks. I didn't worry about it, just cycled the power and the sites reappeared.
                                                    This morning I looked at the logs, and saw the IP blocklist update had failed when the script couldn't resolve a curl request to get the latest blocklist from github. In doing so it had wiped the prior days file, but had nothing to replace it with so my firewall didn't block the spurious requests.

                                                    I'm now contemplating copying a version of the blocklist prior to the update running, so if it fails again the prior days list will still be sued instead.

                                                    #selfHosting

                                                      [?]Christian » 🌐
                                                      @chris@social.uggs.io

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

                                                      My ideal for now is a . I started to think about the real possibility of it recently.

                                                      I have options in the city I’m currently living in. It appeared costly compared to my dedicated server first, but then I calculated the price of upgrading the storage. Then I added an electricity price of hosting the part of at home, and now I kinda like the idea more and more. I need to see used rack-mountable prices now.

                                                        [?]Chris » 🌐
                                                        @ChrisLink@troet.cafe

                                                        @chewie Took a look at Matrix + Element today — and wow, it seems like a really solid replacement for my old TS3 server, which I’ve grown pretty tired of using. Modern features, self-hosted, open — I like it! 🚀

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                                                          [?]Menel :xmpp: » 🌐
                                                          @menel@snikket.de

                                                          Did anyone ever deploy fedifetcher with snac?
                                                          I'm not asking about mastodon but (https://codeberg.org/grunfink/snac2)
                                                          It seems even consecutive runs take over one hour, I've got duplicates of reply trees in my conversations, while still not seeing all replies there are. Also the "database" increased considerable in size.

                                                          I guess it's not fully compatible. But I would like to know what others did with it.