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A CMS is way overkill for what you need.

I suggest something like Hugo, with plenty of templates available and even the ability to host it out of Github, it’s a pretty good option.

Just to flesh that out a bit… All you need is to add a TXT record to your DNS records:

Name: _dmarc.yourdomain.com

Value: v=DMARC1; p=reject; pct=100

Using docker on it is also really easy if you do eventually want to step up your game.

Shinobi can do LDAP

https://shinobi.video

Samsung calendar accesses Google calendar

My motto is “Debian for servers, Arch for workstations”.

OMV actually removed their portainer implementation, so if you want to run docker you just have to do it like any other distro.

I love how every answer so far is Debian.

Debian is the correct answer.

TrueNAS Scale is based on Debian 😁

And yet, I’m not!

I just switched from Homer to Homarr and have zero regrets. It even has a little docker menu that can control your containers 👍

Yep, I use cloudflare for DNS and just have 2 records configured there:

• A record - example.com points to 192.168.1.100
• CNAME - *.example.com is an alias of example.com

The IP address above being the address of Nginx Proxy Manager, where I configure whatever subdomains I need for my local services.

Awesome! Glad to help you on your self hosting journey 😁

Pretty sure that’s just a legal formality to cover their butts. I’ve personally never heard of anyone having issues with it.

Edit: Also, that can’t be true as the tunnelling is part of the zero-trust tools, which is made for accessing any kind of data.

Port forwarding is no longer a necessity, try tunnelling with Cloudflare.

NetworkChuck has a good guide on how to use it: https://youtu.be/ey4u7OUAF3c