So does anyone here run #NextCloud using #TailScale exclusively? I only plan to use it on my devices, so the insistence on having a real domain has always tripped me up when I think about deploying it.

Alternately, are there any happy #Seafile users?

What I'm after is a Dropbox replacement. Everything else is gravy, and likely something I would want to handle with a dedicated app of its own. #SyncThing also might work. The NextCloud attempt to match Google by feature is just a mess.

Would like to compare notes with anyone who is actively getting Dropbox-like functionality in a #SelfHosted way.

Och ffs ey. Ich will #Seafile in #Docker mit einem #apache-#Proxy in einer #virtuellenMaschine installieren (weil ich das Testen will und nur Chuck Norris in Prod testet). Warum geht das nicht wenigstens halbwegs out-of-the-box?

Auch ohne den apache-Proxy klappt das nicht. (Edit: da spielt ja jetzt immer noch ein #caddy mit rum, bei dem nicht dokumentiert ist, ob ich ihn wirklich brauche, wenn hinter apache, oder wie da die Einstellungen sein müssen.)

I have just discovered #SeaFile https://www.seafile.com/en/home/ and I consider it a valid alternative to #Nextcloud. On #Proxmox, it appears much lighter than Nextcloud, and the #Debian application also seems more streamlined… Are you familiar with it? Any suggestions? Any thoughts?

@OpenSciTwente at @maxplanckgesellschaft there is no coordinated move away from big tech. Yet alternatives are hosted by central facilities @gwdg, @MPDL, and #MPCDF i.e.
* #gitlab vs #github
* #Mattermost / #Matrix vs #Slack
* #owncloud / #seafile vs #Dropbox/ #GoogleDrive
* #openstack vs #PublicCloud
* #onlyoffice vs #ms365 / #GoogleDocs
* #mastodon vs #x / #bluesky
* #bigbluebutton vs #zoom / #webex

I have observed all services in use and it differs from group to group on what is used.