#home-lab — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #home-lab, aggregated by home.social.
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New blog post: Postmortem: Forgejo Compromise
My self-hosted Forgejo instance was compromised through a known vulnerability in an end-of-life release. This is the incident report.
https://www.crosenthal.com/chrome/2026/09/07/postmortem-forgejo-compromise.html
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Copyparty v1.20.21 brings custom thumbnail extractors, SVG lightbox support, WOPI access controls, and fixes a critical FTP upload vulnerability. A solid file server that keeps getting better #selfhosted #homelab
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Every rule I've made for my homelab has died within a month.
"Document everything." I have a wiki, last updated sometime in 2023. "No more manual changes, it all goes through IaC." Then last week I SSHed in and hand-edited a config because it was faster and I was tired.
I keep making the rules anyway. Feels responsible for about a week, then real life shows up and I'm back to doing it live.
Which of your own rules did you break the fastest?
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The goal isn't to "fix" ADHD.
It's to stop asking my brain to constantly perform a job that computers are spectacular at doing.
Infrastructure handles awareness.
My brain handles action. 🧠⚙️Full build + YAML:
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🧠⏰ I updated one of my favorite ADHD automations.
The original version used Alexa to announce upcoming calendar events.
Alexa has now been relieved of duty. 🫡
My reminders are now handled by Home Assistant Voice + OpenAI TTS.
#ADHD #HomeAssistant #HomeAutomation #SelfHosted #Homelab
https://s.adhdhomelab.com/_Obr -
Copyparty v1.20.23 is out with a hotfix for the broken right-click menu. Now packaged for Fedora 44 too. A solid self-hosted file server worth checking out. #selfhosted #homelab
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I have added a shortcut to all my blog articles on #Selfhost and #Homelab topics. I will go through all of them in the next few weeks and update where necessary. Might also result in marking some as "outdated".
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After a month of testing I can say that this player is the best I've ever found for self hosted servers such as navidrome and jellyfin (it also has plex but I have abandoned). On the site reports that there is also a linux desktop version but not yet tested. That will be my paradise for self hosted music 🥹
@selfhostingsh @homelab #selfhost #homelab #navidrome #jellyfin #music
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📢 New #updates · 7 Sept #6
· Firefly III develop-20260907
· teable release.2026-09-07T03-18-00Z.2953
· bookorbit v2.9.0All updates live on https://selfhost.directory
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SUGGESTED READS FOR SEPTEMBER 7, 2026
What Malta Tells Us About Oligarchy My Homelab Got Hacked - A Postmortem Tech sucks: You have to vote with your wallet, or nothing will change Publishing personal content online while hiding yourself is a flawed but rational response to a broken internet Re-defining the IndieWeb - Focus on the philosophy, not on toolshttps://nicolalosito.it/2026/09/07/suggested-reads-for-september-7-2026/
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📣 Hay una nueva entrada en el blog:
Trilium: resumen final de todas mis automatizaciones
https://elblogdelazaro.org/trilium-automatizaciones/
#homelab #trilium #selfhosted #blog #Software #productividad
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📢 New #updates · 7 Sept #4
· teable release.2026-09-07T01-58-27Z.2952
· tinacms [email protected]
· Libation v14.2.0More self-hosted updates → https://selfhost.directory
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Lol I just learned that the reason for Xbox Cloud putting that 15, 10, and 5 hour limits on is "because it is getting more heavily used"
Sooo who thinks they had to rack some more gaming Hardware into their datacenters?
You know gaming hardware you could have had yourself at home and not pay a monthly subscription for? -
Fictional person to me: "What did you do for the holiday weekend?"
Me: "Oh, I migrated virtual machines between Proxmox servers." -
Just realised I should have upgraded from Proxmox 8 to 9 a week ago. Oops. Luckily it seems to have gone without a hitch.
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Hm, I got ahead a little bit more. It turns out that PromQL already has the "count_over_time" metric, which counts the number of samples of a metric. This has for example shown a couple of metrics from k8s which produce almost 20k samples per minute, e.g. "etcd_request_duration_seconds_bucket". But I still haven't found a way to count the per-metric samples for a local block.
Need to dig a bit deeper into the TSDB Go package.
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Having an iced coffee while I design the nomenclature for my upcoming network drops at home.
So far it’s:
<floor>-<zone>-<seq><run>Where:
* <floor> is a 2-letter floor code;
* <zone> is a 3-letter zone code;
* <seq> is the 1-indexed sequence;
* <run> is a letter, starting from A, identifying the run for plates with multiple ports or backup cablinge.g.:
RC-SSM-2A
RC-CUI-1A
SS-LAB-3BMy biggest dilemma comes from being reluctant to name zones according to the current function of the zone, in case that changes later. I could use cardinal points too. But they’re less intuitive.
Absolutely overthinking this but it brings me joy haha.
