alexlehm wrote: Wed Dec 25, 2024 12:03 pm Found it

https://immich.app/

Thanks

I really like Pixelfed, I use that as my Instagram replacement (on sdf.org), there is also a more privacy-oriented thing that someone mentioned, like a private file share group geared towards family groups.
(cannot think of the name right now, i will search through my links)


@alexlehm, could ...

I just applied a little configuration change to do what I said in


This is likely to annoy users who keep that email in their mailbox, as it would show it on every login, maybe make the code thing be:


But instead of having the "hush" feature be on a system stored folder, I put it on their ...

cat /var/mail/$USER |grep Your\ password|cut -d\" -f2

(maybe I should store this as /usr/local/bin/tildegreen_getpw? or make a signup hook somewhere (likely in /etc/bashrc) that checks if the above command gives output, and if it does, runs the code below which prints the first email begining ...

I'd like to propose a sentence about possible mail problems on the signup page

The registration process sends a reply mail from the admin which may get lost due to spam filtering in some cases, this means that if you have not received a reply after a few days, it might have gotten lost and you ...

When I add a user to the Quasselcore database, i can connect to that independent of my normal user, so that would work

That's great.


Depending on how many users that might use, it would work, but the maintenance is manual it seems (quasselcore --add-user)

I'd rather not automate the ...

Yet another IRC bouncer, although we have Soju and ZNC already, but they don't play nice with any of the Android clients. Quassel has both desktop and android clients.


Doesn't the quassel system work better when ran per user?, I'm not sure if this is the case.

The first reference to it ...

I might try to look at setting that up later when I get time

the script uses ISC License, we can use that for my contribution as well


Great, and my implementation that's based on yours (when I finish writing it), will also use ISC.

I made a file called auth-LICENSE with our names (haven't committed it to git, I plan on doing commits when I have part of ...

jmjl wrote: Sun Nov 10, 2024 4:52 pm it'd fall back to the OIDC assuming

By this I mean it'd try to redirect the user to the OIDC login, but only if they click the login button, which can only happen if that check doesn't match because they need to be from a web browser to be able to click it.