The problem is that the . (full stop) at the end of the sentence is also in the hyperlink.

Glad to see you went for the biodegradable cup!

I can confirm that I’ve defied the curse then! 😅

https://github.com/awesome-selfhosted/awesome-selfhosted?tab=readme-ov-file#communication---email---complete-solutions

Play fallout

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I had the same thought, but skimming through documentation it doesn’t say how to access those emails. It has an smtp server to receive them, but how do I read them? Documentation doesn’t mention a web interface (e.g. roundcube) or pop3/imap server.

So they can remember to pay child support?

This is great as last time I looked to set up prosody there were no official container images.

I just need to figure out how to set up slidge/matrix bridge and then I can ditch my matrix server.

The problem with those is that the picture quality is not the same as traditional TVs.

And if you then keep it for yourself you’re an hedgehog!

You might try blending these two together https://hotkey404.com/how-to-turn-raspberry-pi-into-freepbx-based-gsm-gateway/

https://sysopstechnix.com/build-your-own-sms-gateway-using-raspberry-pi/

I suspect what you are looking for is a gsm gateway. There are many standalone implementations, some ready made, some a bit more DIY

Just so you know, you can run pi-hole as a container as well

About dhcp, I don’t know about unifi, but I guess in the firewall you can configure static dhcp leases. So son1 devices always get same ip. Then you can configure a hairpin port forwarding, so any requests for ports tcp/udp53 from his devices get forwarded to pi-hole. That is assuming that in the “general” dhcp config you assign an external dns.

Otherwise you could try creating two different dhcp pools, one with pi-hole (and make sure son1 devices get a static lease in there) and one for everyone else.

As a side note, I recommend looking into self hosting your piped instance, so even son2 can enjoy YouTube without all the ads! (And the tracking)

I bet that thing was fast!

To each their own man. I just would not have enough memory on my potato servers to run all those VMs 😅

Why all those VMs instead of containers?

And your words show your lack of experience in the matter. Usually work laptops have their bios locked down, so you can’t access it and change the boot sequence and install what you want.

Some just put a password that sometimes can be reset, other times there are full on lockdowns by dedicated security apps that are very difficult (if not impossible) to circumvent.

Ah, I host my own instance of piped, that solves a problem 😅