#pocketid — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #pocketid, aggregated by home.social.
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I was researching a way to get to my home network remotely when my #pocketID is unreachable, as I’m using it as an identity provider for #Tailscale. Turns out #unifi One-Click VPN is like Tailscale, but with the server on your router. Also, it is actually a #wireguard so you can connect any server to it. Looks like a good alternative for Tailscale.
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I was researching a way to get to my home network remotely when my #pocketID is unreachable, as I’m using it as an identity provider for #Tailscale. Turns out #unifi One-Click VPN is like Tailscale, but with the server on your router. Also, it is actually a #wireguard so you can connect any server to it. Looks like a good alternative for Tailscale.
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I was researching a way to get to my home network remotely when my #pocketID is unreachable, as I’m using it as an identity provider for #Tailscale. Turns out #unifi One-Click VPN is like Tailscale, but with the server on your router. Also, it is actually a #wireguard so you can connect any server to it. Looks like a good alternative for Tailscale.
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I was researching a way to get to my home network remotely when my #pocketID is unreachable, as I’m using it as an identity provider for #Tailscale. Turns out #unifi One-Click VPN is like Tailscale, but with the server on your router. Also, it is actually a #wireguard so you can connect any server to it. Looks like a good alternative for Tailscale.
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I was researching a way to get to my home network remotely when my #pocketID is unreachable, as I’m using it as an identity provider for #Tailscale. Turns out #unifi One-Click VPN is like Tailscale, but with the server on your router. Also, it is actually a #wireguard so you can connect any server to it. Looks like a good alternative for Tailscale.
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Dealing with passkeys is kind of hassle for me. Does it get better after a while?
I’m asking because I started selfhosting PocketID and it ONLY has passkeys, no passwords and I have to decide if I keep it or not.
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Dealing with passkeys is kind of hassle for me. Does it get better after a while?
I’m asking because I started selfhosting PocketID and it ONLY has passkeys, no passwords and I have to decide if I keep it or not.
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Dealing with passkeys is kind of hassle for me. Does it get better after a while?
I’m asking because I started selfhosting PocketID and it ONLY has passkeys, no passwords and I have to decide if I keep it or not.
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Dealing with passkeys is kind of hassle for me. Does it get better after a while?
I’m asking because I started selfhosting PocketID and it ONLY has passkeys, no passwords and I have to decide if I keep it or not.
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Dealing with passkeys is kind of hassle for me. Does it get better after a while?
I’m asking because I started selfhosting PocketID and it ONLY has passkeys, no passwords and I have to decide if I keep it or not.
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I've installed Pocked ID recently and switched many of my self hosted services over to it, and I absolutely love it! It's pretty, it's fast, it works really well!
Pocket ID is an Open ID provider that you can use for self hosted Single Sign On.
I just wish more services supported it!
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I've installed Pocked ID recently and switched many of my self hosted services over to it, and I absolutely love it! It's pretty, it's fast, it works really well!
Pocket ID is an Open ID provider that you can use for self hosted Single Sign On.
I just wish more services supported it!
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I've installed Pocked ID recently and switched many of my self hosted services over to it, and I absolutely love it! It's pretty, it's fast, it works really well!
Pocket ID is an Open ID provider that you can use for self hosted Single Sign On.
I just wish more services supported it!
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I've installed Pocked ID recently and switched many of my self hosted services over to it, and I absolutely love it! It's pretty, it's fast, it works really well!
Pocket ID is an Open ID provider that you can use for self hosted Single Sign On.
I just wish more services supported it!
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I've installed Pocked ID recently and switched many of my self hosted services over to it, and I absolutely love it! It's pretty, it's fast, it works really well!
Pocket ID is an Open ID provider that you can use for self hosted Single Sign On.
I just wish more services supported it!
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Gibt es irgendwas (ja, bis auf die Einschränkung, dass nur Passkeys funktionieren), was gegen #PocketID als Auth-Provider spricht?
(Ich habe im Homelab langsam zu viele Services und würde die gern auch etwas besser abgesichert wissen.)
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Gibt es irgendwas (ja, bis auf die Einschränkung, dass nur Passkeys funktionieren), was gegen #PocketID als Auth-Provider spricht?
(Ich habe im Homelab langsam zu viele Services und würde die gern auch etwas besser abgesichert wissen.)
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Gibt es irgendwas (ja, bis auf die Einschränkung, dass nur Passkeys funktionieren), was gegen #PocketID als Auth-Provider spricht?
(Ich habe im Homelab langsam zu viele Services und würde die gern auch etwas besser abgesichert wissen.)
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Gibt es irgendwas (ja, bis auf die Einschränkung, dass nur Passkeys funktionieren), was gegen #PocketID als Auth-Provider spricht?
(Ich habe im Homelab langsam zu viele Services und würde die gern auch etwas besser abgesichert wissen.)
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Gibt es irgendwas (ja, bis auf die Einschränkung, dass nur Passkeys funktionieren), was gegen #PocketID als Auth-Provider spricht?
(Ich habe im Homelab langsam zu viele Services und würde die gern auch etwas besser abgesichert wissen.)
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@christian I use #PocketID as my OIDC SSO provider for #Forgejo. Pushing and pulling works just fine.
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@christian I use #PocketID as my OIDC SSO provider for #Forgejo. Pushing and pulling works just fine.
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@christian I use #PocketID as my OIDC SSO provider for #Forgejo. Pushing and pulling works just fine.
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@christian I use #PocketID as my OIDC SSO provider for #Forgejo. Pushing and pulling works just fine.
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I've been putting off some necessity maintenance and system streamlining on my home server for a while. Everything works, and services are secure and up to date, but I've got a bit of a messy setup that mixes #podman containers with #docker containers, #tailscale with #tsdproxy. I say this all all before I had my own domain, hence tadproxy.
Not I have my own domain, I want to refactor my server using #netbird with #caddy and #pocketid
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I've been putting off some necessary maintenance and overall system streamlining on my home server for a while. Everything works, and services are secure and up to date, but I've got a bit of a messy setup that mixes #podman with #docker containers, #tailscale with #tsdproxy. I set this all up before I had my own domain, hence tsdproxy.
Now I have my own domain, I want to refactor my server using #netbird with #caddy and #pocketid.
It's a little daunting, but I'm going to take the plunge
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I've been putting off some necessary maintenance and overall system streamlining on my home server for a while. Everything works, and services are secure and up to date, but I've got a bit of a messy setup that mixes #podman with #docker containers, #tailscale with #tsdproxy. I set this all up before I had my own domain, hence tsdproxy.
Now I have my own domain, I want to refactor my server using #netbird with #caddy and #pocketid.
It's a little daunting, but I'm going to take the plunge
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I've been putting off some necessary maintenance and overall system streamlining on my home server for a while. Everything works, and services are secure and up to date, but I've got a bit of a messy setup that mixes #podman with #docker containers, #tailscale with #tsdproxy. I set this all up before I had my own domain, hence tsdproxy.
Now I have my own domain, I want to refactor my server using #netbird with #caddy and #pocketid.
It's a little daunting, but I'm going to take the plunge
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I've been putting off some necessary maintenance and overall system streamlining on my home server for a while. Everything works, and services are secure and up to date, but I've got a bit of a messy setup that mixes #podman with #docker containers, #tailscale with #tsdproxy. I set this all up before I had my own domain, hence tadproxy.
Now I have my own domain, I want to refactor my server using #netbird with #caddy and #pocketid.
It's a little daunting, but I'm going to take the plunge
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As promised in the last weeknote, here's the write up for how I use #caddyserver and #pocketid to enable OIDC for my #calibre_web server
https://msfjarvis.dev/posts/setting-up-forward-auth-with-caddy-and-pocket-id/
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As promised in the last weeknote, here's the write up for how I use #caddyserver and #pocketid to enable OIDC for my #calibre_web server
https://msfjarvis.dev/posts/setting-up-forward-auth-with-caddy-and-pocket-id/
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As promised in the last weeknote, here's the write up for how I use #caddyserver and #pocketid to enable OIDC for my #calibre_web server
https://msfjarvis.dev/posts/setting-up-forward-auth-with-caddy-and-pocket-id/
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As promised in the last weeknote, here's the write up for how I use #caddyserver and #pocketid to enable OIDC for my #calibre_web server
https://msfjarvis.dev/posts/setting-up-forward-auth-with-caddy-and-pocket-id/
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Self-hosted Tailscale: веб-интерфейс и вход без паролей https://www.juev.org/2026/03/13/headscale-headplane-oidc/
#headscale #headplane #pocketid #oidc -
Self-hosted Tailscale: веб-интерфейс и вход без паролей https://www.juev.org/2026/03/13/headscale-headplane-oidc/
#headscale #headplane #pocketid #oidc -
Self-hosted Tailscale: веб-интерфейс и вход без паролей https://www.juev.org/2026/03/13/headscale-headplane-oidc/
#headscale #headplane #pocketid #oidc -
Self-hosted Tailscale: веб-интерфейс и вход без паролей https://www.juev.org/2026/03/13/headscale-headplane-oidc/
#headscale #headplane #pocketid #oidc -
Self-hosted Tailscale: веб-интерфейс и вход без паролей https://www.juev.org/2026/03/13/headscale-headplane-oidc/
#headscale #headplane #pocketid #oidc