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<Aleks (he/him/il/lui)> or `yunohost domain dns push --help` probably
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<Salamandar> yunohost mostly doesn’t use containers. But it can’t run in a docker container either, because it’s mostly using systemd to manage services and docker decided to not support systemd
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<testman> I saw that some people made YUNOHost containers, but is that a good idea? Having a container that runs other containers inside it? Sounds a bit convoluted to me.
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*Salamandar thinks about Synology and their non-standard way to do everything…
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<Salamandar> VM is a possibility though. There are no required "network wizardries" I think, you just have to configure your host system’s firewall accordingly I suppose
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<Salamandar> Don’t forget that Yunohost is (mostly) a standard Debian system, with just "helpers" to install your favourite applications 😉
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<tonton> Awesome, just the thing I needed Aleks (he/him/il/lui) :) I'd been looking at it a bit, but hadn't found it. Thank you. 💚
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<testman> Is there any good way to set up YUNOHost if you already have a home server running?
Is virtual machine the best option? Does VM require a lot of networking wizardry when setting up new YUNOHost services?
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<hook> testman, if it’s Debian(-based), it’s fairly simple: https://yunohost.org/en/install/hardware:vps_debian
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<hook> YuNoHost creates a separate user for each app that you install through it and then uses file permissions and groups (and SELinux, I think) to make it all work and separate/secure.
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<amu> Hello. I have some problems with my yunohost XMPP server: 1- XMPP users cannot upload files to be sent. 2 - If I create a room (muc) only users of my yunohost XMPP server can join. 3 - Sometimes there are letsenctypt cert renewal problems that are solved by disabling the XMPP server.
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<amu> I can live with problem 3, but I would like to solve problems 1 and 2.
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<testman> Sadly my server is not Debian-based, it is Fedora Server 39
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<testman> now I'm thinking about just nuking the whole thing and installing Debian
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<Aleks (he/him/il/lui)> ogod no SELinux, nope, nope nope nope
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<Louis> Ok thanks
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<Aleks (he/him/il/lui)> it's to be configured on your registrar, the place where you bought your domain name
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<Louis> Aaah makes sense
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<Louis> Hi there, first time I install yunohost and I’m stuck with the DNS configuration… I don’t know where to paste the **recommended** configuration that `yunohost domain dns-conf your.domain.tld` gives me
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<Aleks (he/him/il/lui)> well maybe problem 1 and 2 are due to the fact that you workaround the certificate renewal issue ("3") instead of fixing the root cause of the issue
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<amu> Aleks: Ooh, that makes a lot of sense, so easy!! Never considered it because 3 seemed to be a common Yunohost problem when I found it. Ok, I am going to try to renew the cert having XMPP enabled, as it should...
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<amu> Let's Encrypt certificate renew failed
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<amu> : (
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<Aleks (he/him/il/lui)> please share the full log as recommended by the error message
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<amu> Aleks: Weeeird, I tried again and it worked the second time.
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<amu> Cert renewed
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<amu> I am going to test 1 and 2
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<Aleks (he/him/il/lui)> computers 😬
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<amu> : D
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<amu> 1, 2 and 3 solved
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<amu> Today a cute <3 for Yunohost
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<lapineige> Follow up: is was a storage space issue (0%)