This Week in Self-Hosted (9 February 2024)
Self-hosted news, software updates, launches, and a spotlight on Scrypted - a camera streaming platform and NVR
In the News
Software Updates
- Actual Budget v24.2.0 | Budgeting: Reconciled transaction improvements, distribute functionality for split transactions, SimpleFIN bank-sync support (experimental)
- Bitwarden v2024.2.0 | Password Manager: Passkey storage, SAML updates for SSO configuration, increased import item quantity maximum
- Dockcheck v0.4.0 | Container Updates: Telegram notification template, -v flag for current version
- DokuWiki v2024-02-06 | Wiki: Overhaul of remote API, token-based authentication, automatic log pruning, better base URL detection for reverse proxies
- Dozzle 6.2.0 | Container Logs: Draggable search box, CPU and memory stat collection, fuzzy search for recent containers
- Gaseous v1.7.0 | ROM Manager: MariaDB support, duplicates directory, recursive imports, per platform game counts, m3u support for multi-image games, authentication support
- Homarr v0.14.5 | Dashboard: Improved Docker loading times, ability to duplicate apps, video backgrounds
- Home Assistant v2024.2 | Home Automation: Improved drag-and-drop support for automations, export historical data, firmware update notifications for Zigbee devices, overhaul to icon handling
- Kavita 0.7.14 | Reading Server: Webtoon reader fix, support for custom e-mail servers, float-based volume numbers, redesigned wiki
- LinuxServer.io | Docker Images: New containers: Speedtest Tracker, Zotero
- LubeLogger v1.1.1 | Vehicle Maintenance: Tags functionality for vehicles, records, notes, and taxes, alternative fuel units, sort vehicles by year, custom logo support
- Lynx v1.8.0 | URL Shortener: Admins now able to update user details, improved responsiveness for narrow screens, tabbed layout for settings, preferences page
- Memos v0.19.1 | Notes: Export all notes as Markdown files, notice when sharing private links, pre-signed URL for S3 storage
- Openreads v2.4.0 | Book Tracking: iOS app release, additional reading dates, search modes, auto-download covers, bulk delete books, publisher info, filter based on tags
- RSS Bridge v2024-02-02 | RSS Feeds: Password protection with token authentication
- Tasks.md v2.0.0 | Tasks: Tag colors, support for PWA, improved Docker setup and keyboard navigation, new logo and favicon
- WriteFreely v0.15.0 | Publishing: Reader ability to subscribe to new posts via e-mail, view Fediverse followers and e-mail subscribers, performance improvements
Security Updates
- GoToSocial v0.13.2 | ActivityPub Server: Patched ability to imitate other accounts
- LinkStack v4.7.5 | Personal Landing: Fixed JS code injection exploit
New Software
- Fward: File system monitoring (mounts and device stats)
- kbackup: No-config incremental backups built on rsync
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Weekend Discussion
Content Spotlight: Scrypted
Meet Scrypted, a video integration platform and network video recorder (NVR). Scrypted allows users to integrate video streams from a number of popular camera brands and protocols (UniFi, Amcrest, Reolink, Ring, RTSP, and more) to smart home and automation platforms like Home Assistant, Google Home, and Alexa. The software also supports a paid plugin packaged with NVR functionality including 24/7 recording, smart detections, and notifications. Viewing and managing via remote access can be configured through any of Scrypted's official apps (although the mobile apps are currently in beta), with an optional cloud service plugin available for those unfamiliar with accessing self-hosted resources outside of their internal network.
Scrypted can be installed via bare metal, Docker, Proxmox, Home Assistant (add-on), or as a Windows/Mac desktop application.
Links: GitHub, Website, Documentation
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