Also running Calibre, Syncthing, Transmission and Filen. all on Linux Mint.
I can't cope with TUI-only OS's - the command stuff makes no sense to me at all. I've learned some of it, and am trying to get Nextcloud running in Docker behind Nginx Proxy Manager, but I can't work out DDNS yet so.... 😂
I was keen on Proxmox or Yunohost, but put off by the fact that they totally replace the OS. I'd be more comfortable with something that runs on the OS, like Docker does.
We will get to that in the Big Tech Walkout 2026 programme. This is for people who have no idea about tech, and struggle to know the difference between a search engine and a browser. Imagine them trying to install Linux 😂
We have fixed it - the problem was that I had already set up DNS records so that Tuta could send emails using our website domain. This was blocking the proper set up of mailgun/transactional emails.
So we worked out how to set up emails for the business separately using the SMPT email server of our web hosting provider - et voila! Email set up works!
"What will be the business model?
We are focusing on product-market fit, and as such the business model is still a work in progress. However, the app will have a freemium model with extra features or capabilities for paid users (taking into consideration a potential formula like 5% paying $5/month is $3/user/year - ~90% gross profit margin)."
Hi, I'm using Docker - one container for Ghost and one for Nginx Proxy Manager.
I've decided to go with DDNS but am having trouble choosing a reliable free provider. I've seen Dynu.com recommended but that is not available in the dropdown list of servers in my router's section on DDNS. Is that relevant?
Or would I just ignore the router settings and set it up some other way?
Also running Calibre, Syncthing, Transmission and Filen. all on Linux Mint.
I can't cope with TUI-only OS's - the command stuff makes no sense to me at all. I've learned some of it, and am trying to get Nextcloud running in Docker behind Nginx Proxy Manager, but I can't work out DDNS yet so.... 😂
I was keen on Proxmox or Yunohost, but put off by the fact that they totally replace the OS. I'd be more comfortable with something that runs on the OS, like Docker does.