Since the last release "Mort", dokuwiki supports markdown natively in addition to the old syntax. This can be activated in the settings (incl. a combination of both).

I think this is a great step for dokuwiki. Markdown is the modern syntax for simple text based documents. This allows people to write dokuwiki pages without learning the old syntax (assuming most people already know markdown). Also a possible migration to or from dokuwiki gets way easier. But it also comes at a cost. There is a mode where dokuwiki allows both syntax in the same document. this leads do documents that are neither complete markdown nor complete dokuwiki and thus completely locked into dokuwiki.

Do any of you guys now a company that produces quality mice where their firmware is open source and can be flashed/programmed with opens source software?

I just got the new rclone version v1.74.0. It got a new gui command (rclone gui) that runs a web based gui. Its awesome. You can interact with all kinds of storage in it and edit all of your local configs. Since it is web based, you can also use the gui on a remote server and simply tunnel the port via ssh to your local machine.

Hey guys. I have a few selfhosted systems that are available to the public. Its getting difficult to notice if any wrong port is still open or some web server is out of date. I am looking for a (foss) tool that can reguarly monitor my systems (via their public ip/domain) and notify me if any port that I not specifically allowed (in a config) is open. Additionally it would be cool if it checked all open ports if they provide out of date software (like webservers) or known security issues.

I found nikto, but it feels like its doing only half of what I want. greenbone feels way to bloated for my use case.

Do you know any kind of software that would do something like that?

Hey guys, I wanted to ask you how you manage your gpg keys? Having them in plaintext all the time on my hard drive feels unsecure.

I have my ssh keys in a password manager (KeePassXC) that only exposes them to the keyagend, when unlocked. Do you know if something like that exists for pgp too?

Typst 0.14 was released. Bringing super cool new features and fixes to typst.

Typst is getting an even better alternative to latex.

I am searching for a firewall for my self hosted services. It should be conpatible with docker, podman and native running services. I should block clients with to many fauled authentication attempts. It should also support blocklists and be as easy to configure as possible (and foss ofc). I took a short look at fail2ban, but the github docs are just lacking so much information that I was looking for (like how to configure it). CrowdSec lookes not foss enough for me.

Any recommendations? Maybe some fail2ban guide?

Hi guys, I am searching for a self hosted chore app where I can track chores for my household. I considered nextcloud chore so far, but it is not reliably maintained.

The software shuld be able for recurring chores with custom time patterns (timespans) that can be marked as compleded.

What software comes to your mind for chores?

Hi guys, I am searching for foss a self hosted solution for a family archive. The idea is to have some kind of wiki with articles for ancestors. Additionally there should be the possibility to store a lot of media (photos) with annotations (descriptions for parts of the image). Some kind of family tree would be cool as well but is not necessary. Offline acces would be cool as well but is also not necessary. In the end the software has to be able to handle a few hundred gigs of media.

I would love to get some recommendations.

I am searching for an SQL lite alternative that implements encryption more or less or of the box and has rust bindings. Do you know of any database systems that fulfill that requirement?