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submitted 1 week ago by [email protected] to c/selfhosted

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Im trying self host my things (like Wallabag).. but this is extremely complicated to me and I have lot issues with it. And i know its probably to ruin what i do with self host and do somehing shit.

that being said, i remember see some people where provide services/instances for free to use wallabag and other things , where we can use it. If I use one, obviously i would donate money to them

i know i need to trust on who do this, but my question is if you know any instance or services trustworthy to sign up a wallabag account, since i cannot self host mine .

Thank you and merry xmas.

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[–] macattack 6 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago)

I hate to be that guy but I think that you should persevere and try to resolve the issue instead of paying someone. I suggest using a large language model to troubleshoot existing problems. For every three or four easy-to-run containers, there are usually one to two shitstorms lacking proper/ easy to follow documentation but that doesn't mean the end result isn't worth the effort. If I recall correctly I also have issues with wallabag but eventually got it to run.

Alternatively you can use something like link Warden or obsidian to self-host.