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  • I don't think Fediverse tends to favor PHP. Mastodon is written in Ruby, GoToSocial is Go, *key forks are Typescript for example. Pixelfed is the only one which comes in my mind for PHP.

    PHP is not beginnerfriendly to setup imo. Different configuration files for different settings....

  • You can selfhost it soon™ 😁

    Again based on PHP and I think the documentation will be incomplete and outdated, like it is for Pixelfed. For Pixelfed some commands are only mentioned in Github issues, S3 was a pain. He is working on too many projects. Any news on the Sup-messenger? 😅

  • Exactly, I don't get why people want (full disk) encryption, but with automounted keyfiles after reboot 😂

  • I quote myself from this reply:

    Advantage of MinIO was for me the UI. Set custom bucket policies for Mastodon or Outline? No problem

    Adding new users and bind them to one bucket? Easy via UI, same for creating buckets.

    I don’t know if Garage supports vHost access or only pathstyle. I need both. Another thing was generating a public access link, it was just a view clicks.

    Even SSO was easy via UI. I never needed the CLI once. It just worked and was integrated. No third party tools needed.

  • Advantage of MinIO was for me the UI. Set custom bucket policies for Mastodon or Outline? No problem

    Adding new users and bind them to one bucket? Easy via UI, same for creating buckets.

    I don't know if Garage supports vHost access or only pathstyle. I need both. Another thing was generating a public access link, it was just a view clicks.

    Even SSO was easy via UI. I never needed the CLI once. It just worked and was integrated. No third party tools needed.

  • But it is / was very friendly for users to create new users, edit bucket policies and so on without annoying CLI commands

  • Let's hope for a fork. If I wanted CLI only, I would use Garage...

  • Are they fucking kidding us? No more user management, no more sso, no more policies via UI... What the fuck? Changelog on Github says UI cleanup, but this is entirely a removal 🤬

    I don't like the CLI for MinIO

    Will switch back to 2.0, I hope for a fork.

  • OIDC is very nice to have 😊

    I have a question: is it possible now to use our own Mastodon instance? 🤔

  • The user "radicale" needs access to the folder Permission denied says it clearly.

    sudo chown -R radicale:radicale /var/lib/radicale

    This should fix it

  • Never had problems with Hetzner 🤔

  • Glad you found a good VPS 👍

  • IONOS or Netcup or Hetzner

    All of them are from germany, but provide various server locations

    I use Netcup for cheap and powerful VPS (the ARM servers are awesome) and Hetzner for a dedicated server.

  • I rent the ARM VPS in Nürnberg, cheap and high performance. I don't have any issues. Last time I had issues was with Contabo VPS. My main server is a dedicated one at Hetzner. Can recommend this one too.

  • A few people I know are using IONOS or Netcup for webhosting. They offer a lot more than just webhosting, if anyone needs a VPS, go for Netcup.

    Maybe you can checkout European alternatives too to find what you are looking for 😊

  • Not directly, only if features get added or the API changes. The API will change woth v1.0 afaik

    I read something about it in the blog entry

  • It does not need an update for every Lemmy version, but in the last ones were new features for admins and mods. Apps need to support them. It is good to hear, he is developing on a new version, I like Boost for Lemmy. It was just a long time since the last update.

    As you said, it is hard to keep timelines if you are a single dev. But an update every quarter would be nice.

    I am looking at the dates when installing an app. I would not install an app last updated a year ago. They seem dropped to me

  • There is enough to update, seems like it when I scroll through the Boost community (bugfixes, new features)... Last update mentioned Lemmy 0.19.4, now we have 0.19.10. With v1.0 there will be new features like OIDC.

    Software is never "done"

    Boost has one more point to update regularly: he earns money with it. If you don't pay for it, you get ads. That's okay, but by paying for an app I want regular updates. I bought Boost to support the development

  • I like regular updated software. Don't know if it is still an active project

  • Currently I use Boost for Lemmy, I even bought it to support it. Sadly there was no update since last july 😐

    Edit: typo