I think it really shines because it supports everything. LDAP, SAML, OAUTH2, OpenID, everything. There are options for TOTP, Duo, Webauth, etc… and you can enforce MFA if you like. The only apps I have been unable to integrate are ones that offer no SSO integration at all.

Just copied and pasted my comment from another recent post about Authelia.

After recently trying Authelia I gave up and moved to Authentik. Very much appreciate the all in one functionality of it. The company even paid a YouTuber to make a bunch of useful step by step tutorials and they have been invaluable. They also have a number of SSO integration instructions for various software. I highly recommend giving it a try if you’re in the market for an easy enough self hosted SSO and proxy password system.

I’ve been running SWAG and many other text config services for many years now so that is not the issue. I just couldn’t find the information I needed to get everything working the way I wanted. I will agree with the reply below that the Authentik interface isn’t a plus for me. But the documentation is very good. To the point where I was always able to find how to do what I wanted.

After recently trying Authelia I gave up and moved to Authentik. Very much appreciate the all in one functionality of it. The company even paid a YouTuber to make a bunch of useful step by step tutorials and they have been invaluable. They also have a number of SSO integration instructions for various software. I highly recommend giving it a try if you’re in the market for an easy enough self hosted SSO and proxy password system.

Caddy is growing in popularity and finding its ways into more and more tutorials. Traefik and Caddy seem to be found in more reverse proxy tutorials/docs than NPM anymore. Forget about SWAG these days.

Can you share your compose file? You should be able to paste into code blocks in a comment or your original post. It’s likely you’ve yamld something wrong.

Prowlarr, recyclarr, and trash guides.

De-DRMing audible audio books and self hosting are not inextricably linked. I just wanted to repost it to make sure people saw it before diving in.

The origins of the phrase “here be dragons” is one of placing a warning of caution on an unexplored area of the map. It says nothing negative about the developer.

It’s just a warning not to get into it unless you’re capable of helping yourself.

I actually used a Windows app, de audible I think to get all mine out years ago. But I am always glad to see alternatives.

Oooooo, but there be dragons.

Documentation? Yer lookin’ at it This is a single-developer personal passion project. Support, response, updates, enhancements, bug fixes etc are as my free time allows I have a full-time job, a life, and a finite attention span. Therefore a lot of time can potentially go by with no improvements of any kind

Yeah but what are you updating that is so non-critical you can trust watchtower to update it unattended, without reading release notes?

Is it possible to have it auto update say one container and notify the rest?

Those of you self hosters who use watchtower, what’s your use case?

I used to but had issues with it. Switched to Nextcloud.

Just a reminder that LLMS can only truncate text, they are incapable of summarization.

That’s how Microsoft designed it. The tablet and console versions are bedrock, the PC is Java. But others here have said there are modded server versions or plugins that let bedrock players play on Java servers.

Just FYI bedrock will only work if the kids are on tablets.

Edit: and consoles

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That sounds like more of a mobile usage problem than Nextcloud.