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At home: TT-RSS + mercury-parser + rss-bridge + Wallabag to replace Feedly and Pocket. Syncthing + restic + rclone and some home grown scripting for backups.
by CarelessExpert 7y ago
At home:
TT-RSS + mercury-parser + rss-bridge + Wallabag to replace Feedly and Pocket.
Syncthing + restic + rclone and some home grown scripting for backups.
Motion + MotionEye for home security.
Deluge + flexget + OpenVPN + Transdroid.
Huginn + Gotify for automation and push notifications.
Apache for hosting content and reverse proxying.
Running on a NUC using a mix of qemu/kvm and docker containers.
- shostack 7y agoWhat sort of things do you use Huginn and Gotify for?
- CarelessExpert 7y agoI'm using Gotify for receiving push notifications on my phone for things where, in the bad old days, I might've used email. So things like: when my offsite backups complete, if my VPN goes down, on torrent add/complete events, and when motion is detected on my security cameras. Huginn came into being because I wanted a way to republish some of my emails as an RSS feed that I could subscribe to with TT-RSS (e.g. Matt Levine's newsletter), and for that purpose alone it's justified its existence. I've also used it as the plumbing that connects my various services to Gotify (Huginn makes a Webhook available and the event gets routed to Gotify). This is, admittedly, entirely unnecessary; I could just hit Gotify directly. But putting Huginn in the middle could give me some flexibility later... and it's there, so, why not use it? :)