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  • Invidious - Youtube nerfed it again

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    I updated invidious to 1.5 again to see if my problem came back, it did. restored to 1.4 and it works for "me."

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    ah interesting, I have never seen that message

  • Invidious with a VPN

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    svtx, thank you. I know this thread, but not the way configuring ipv6-rotating or understand how to include the vpn-way from LoudLemur mentioned in https://docs.invidious.io/gluetun/ inside cloudron. The idea should be realized on a standalone invidious server.

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    @LoudLemur said in After self-hosting my email for twenty-three years I have thrown in the towel. The oligopoly has won.:

    @necrevistonnezr said in After self-hosting my email for twenty-three years I have thrown in the towel. The oligopoly has won.:

    @humptydumpty said in After self-hosting my email for twenty-three years I have thrown in the towel. The oligopoly has won.:

    Well, I host Cloudron in my home office with dynamic IPs on a NUC. Outbound email gateway is my very privacy conscious mail provider mailbox.org. For a small family, that’s more than sufficient.

    This is the coolest way to run Cloudron, the way that, I think, could bring Cloudron to the masses.

    If you ever have time and the inclination and could create some sort of "how-to" video explaining how to solve the tricky parts of accomplishing your setup, I think that could be massive for Cloudron. @girish @nebulon what do you think?

    The cool thing: it’s all already building into cloudron! Dynamic IPs DNS (in the network settings) and support for email gateways.

    The only thing you have to do on your side is to report your current IP regularly to the domain provider. This happens via ddclient, most commercial routers have a similar function build-in.