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I'm self-hosting FreshRSS [1] with Docker on a Hetzner VM. Fast, clutter-free, has everything I need. [1] https://freshrss.org/index.html https://freshrss.org/
by ggeorgovassilis 1y ago
I'm self-hosting FreshRSS [1] with Docker on a Hetzner VM. Fast, clutter-free, has everything I need.
[1] https://freshrss.org/index.html https://freshrss.org/index.html
Edit: typo
- nextzck 1y agoI just bought a reseller plan from verpex host for $5/month. Can host unlimited domains and bandwidth with WHM. Access everything through cPanel and ftp. SSH on occasion. Installed freshRSS in 1 min with softaculous
- senectus1 1y agofreshrss is excellent.
- lknuth 1y agoI built my own reader because I didn't want unread items to accumulate. It just shows what was published the last X days. The result is that there is no need for persistent storage, so its real easy to host. If you're interested, its here: https://github.com/lukasknuth/briefly https://github.com/lukasknuth/briefly
- theshrike79 1y agoMy specific need for RSS is the accumulation. There are people who post once a week and I don't want to miss the posts because I was offline at the time.
- timeon 1y agoWhat the purpose of hosting whole reader instead of local app? Or is that something else/more than reader?
- ggeorgovassilis 1y agoRuns 24/7. Also, I already host other things on the server, so there is no added cost.
- buu709 1y agoAllows you to check your feeds from multiple devices. For example I usually read from my phone, but sometimes would like to check my feeds from my desktop. You could just subscribe to the same feeds from multiple devices/apps, but then you have to manually keep track of what's already been read and that will quickly get out of hand.
- theshrike79 1y agoSynced read state. If I read from my mobile using NetNewsWire and then go on my laptop and read with the FreshRSS web client, I don't need to wade through a bunch of articles I already read.