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https://ethiciel.org/blog.html#yunohost-et-proxmox
Et si on envisageait un auto-hébergement à plus grande échelle (pour des mini-cloud perso) reproductible simplement et à volonté sur nos parcs de machines ?
D'après ce qu'on me dit, bcp de ChatonsOrg utilisent déjà YunoHost et Proxmox.
Hints about Yunohost + Nextcloud Office
Some short hints. This is not a complete howto (yet). It assumes that you are running Yunohost and you did install Nextcloud and you remembered or wrote down which of your Yunohost users was made admin for your Nextcloud installation.
nano /etc/php/8.3/fpm/pool.d/nextcloud.conf
Change the 128 of php_admin_value[memory_limit] = 128M into 512. And ignore the read-only warning.
sudo /etc/init.d/php8.3-fpm restart
Login as admin of the Nextcloud installation.
At the Apps section install : Collabora Online – Built-in CODE Server and the Nextcloud Office (RichDocuments).
Login with ssh, and :
sudo -u nextcloud bash
cd /var/www/nextcloud
php –define apc.enable_cli=1 occ richdocuments:activate-config
At this point perhaps a reboot or a restart of certain services is needed.
/happy YH! 
Samedi 5 avril à 13h, dans le cadre du festival "Printemps 2075" organisé par des étudiant·e·s de la faculté de Gembloux Agro-Bio Tech, je propose une petite présentation à propos d'#autohebergement avec #YunoHost sur une #BriqueInternet 
Sur #Yunohost, utiliser le nyancat avec drapeau trans pour l’attente sur le serveur, ok, mais pourquoi il lui manque la tête ?
my adventures in #selfhosting - day 104 (pride edition) 
Good morning Fedi friends!
Aw pride is a powerful thing.
I'd like to think that I'm pretty zen and detached and successfully suppressing my ego... but when it comes to things I'm passionate about (read: tech, self-hosting) I cannot let things go.
I had a very very sweet shout-out on a Fediverse podcast last week... but said shout-out mentioned my self-hosting issues and that maybe self-hosting isn't for everyone. I felt that I had to correct the record (even if the mention came with the nicest intention)... because I have ZERO issues self-hosting #GoToSocial, #Friendica and #Pixelfed (thanks to the magic of #YunoHost). All my troubles had to do with #Ghost. (And Ghost is wonderful, it's not related to it, just external circumstances).
So, determined to defend my honor (ha!) on Friday I achieved the impossible: all by myself, following guides I found online, I managed to install #Apache and #Varnish on my VPS and connected Varnish to Ghost. My site was already fast, now it's BLAZING fast.
So I'm giving it another go, moving from Ghost (Pro) to my self-hosted Ghost installation. I turned off subscriptions on https://blog.elenarossini.com... next step is disconnecting the subdomain DNS (a CNAME record) from Ghost... and redirecting traffic to my new blog (https://news.elenarossini.com).
I know how to code things in NGINX for the redirect to work (I think, via guides I found online).
My big question is: how do I tweak my old DNS records for https://blog.elenarossini.com so that NGINX on my self-hosted site https://news.elenarossini.com will correctly pick up the traffic requests? Do I need to set up A and AAAA records for the subdomain blog to point to my VPS with the self-hosted Ghost blog? Any advice would be greatly appreciated! 
Oh and I learned my lesson and - unlike last time - I am making big changes on a Monday morning, when I have the whole workweek ahead of me (instead of a Friday afternoon 1 hour before picking up my child from nursery school). You live and learn! 
#MySoCalledSudoLife
Does anyone here self host Mastodon with @yunohost ?
I'm just curious how well it works given Masto's reputation for being tricky to upgrade without breaking?
Please boost for a larger sample size! Tx!
Looking for CMS advice
Hey Web devs!
Do you have any suggestions, tips, opinions, dos, don’ts about headless CMSes?
I have a growing list of small/mid non-profits and collectives asking for my help to (re)make their website. I totally want to help, but I don’t have much time, especially considering that they generally have little or no funding—I would most definitely point them to @VillageOneCoop, otherwise.
Therefore, I want a super simple and replicable solution where I can copy-paste most of the code, while providing them with a stable, fast, and modern solution. I had a look at the Headless CMS section in the Jamstack website, but I need opinions from people who actually used some of that software already.
Needs
Nice to have
Absolutely not
Please, boost this and ask around! Links to videos, tutorials, and resources are welcome.
People whose perspective I would really value: @zachleat @harryfk @deno_land @jaredwhite @vanillaweb @stefan @mxbck @WeirdWriter @deadsuperhero (Sorry if I am spamming you!)
Folks who have a single-person #GoToSocial instance: what's your setup/hosting situation?
I want to try it out but am waffling about whether to go with managed hosting, or a VPS, or what. I may honestly start off by self-hosting with #Yunohost on my old netbook simply because it's the easiest and cheapest.
Dass #Borg Backup nicht mehr funktioniert ist echt ärgerlich.
Hmpf
Hey #Recipes
We've been experimenting with Tandoor, a self-hosted recipe/mealplan/shopping manager like Grocy. I found it on #YunoHost and so far I like it, particularly since it has the #kitshn phone app that integrates it all quite usefully and apparently doesn't want any obnoxious permissions on the phone. I'm hoping there's other people using it with advice here.
It has a pretty good recipe importer, so you definitely can drop a url into it, hit import, and you'll have a usable thing, but it's also a bit annoying there.
Main problem is that it's got a great feature in that you assign your ingredients to specific steps of the recipe, and it still gives you a full list at the top, so if you assign the ingredients to their proper steps, you get a big list for assembling them, and then convenient listings right next to the instructions.
Where they seem to have fallen down is, when you're editing a recipe, there is seemingly no mechanism for moving ingredients out of the first step and into subsequent ones. It seems you have to delete them and recreate them. There is an easy way to paste in a list of plaintext ingredients, but the UI and CSS are such that there is no easy way to select the ingredient from the page.
Presentation is top notch, editing is enough of a mess that I'm gonna give Grocy a try. Last time I loaded it, it just looked like an overly complex mess of options. Tandoor is a much more pleasant experience to use. Less features I'm sure.
Anyways if you're exploring #SelfHosted recipe apps, let's compare notes, yah?
@liaizon aw thank you! It means a lot coming from you.
Well, after my PeerTube miniseries I will write about what it's like to self-host with the help of #YunoHost. It's very very easy to do (including updating / maintaining things). I'm self-hosting Friendica, GoToSocial and Pixelfed thanks to YunoHost.
My self-hosted Ghost blog is on another VPS and a whole different story - pure command line prompts for that one. Trickier but very satisfying 
Bis heute hatte ich @duckduckgo als Standard #Suchmaschine in meinem Browser. #UnplugTrump hat mich inspiriert, es mal mit #SearXNG zu versuchen. Keine 5 Minuten später läuft es, dank #Yunohost, nun auf meinem VPS. Und ich bin einigermaßen begeistert. 
Seit kurzem scheitert das #BorgBackup bei #yunohost...
Ada ⅗ 
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