So far it never happened but just in case I always leave one of my keys at some neighbors. I do it anyway because if something happens like broken pipe, it’s good when someone can just enter home without destroying our doors.
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Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Backup for important files/pictures?English
9·5 months agoBorg + hetzner backup storage (that supports Borg and rsync but I use Borg so my backups are encrypted)
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Selfhosted@lemmy.world•GitHub - gardner/LocalLanguageTool: Self-hosted LanguageTool private instance is an offline alternative to GrammarlyEnglish
17·6 months agoLooks like it is an actual LanguageTool server so it uses all the clients from them. They have tons of integrations that help a lot.
Source: using 3 languages every day while one of them I’m still shit and need this tool to not look like an idiot with no grammar
Check Borg documentation. Somewhere there there’s a way to pass the password as an environmental variable.
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Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Simple safe encryption for a server?English
1·1 year agoHere’s my way of doing it. TLDR: LUKS with a encryption key hosted in my router
https://nowicki.io/self-hosting-lvm-raid1-with-key-over-ftp/
I keep my drives encrypted with a key currently hosted in my router hoping they wouldn’t steal that. I’m thinking of actually putting it to cloud so I can disable it remotely.
It was quite a ride to make everything work and I made a blog post explaining it so I remember what I did.
https://nowicki.io/self-hosting-lvm-raid1-with-key-over-ftp/
So it was DNS?
I do LUKS over https right now. The secret is to pass keyfile for decrypt as sh script that calls curl and echos the passkey back.
https://nowicki.io/self-hosting-lvm-raid1-with-key-over-ftp/