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Immich Setup
Immich is a modern, self-hosted photo and video backup solution that provides features like:- Automatic mobile uploads- Face recognition- Map browsing- Fast in-browser video viewing This chapter covers:- Docker installation on Ubuntu- Reverse proxy with NGINX...
Paperless Setup
Paperless-ngx is a self-hosted document management system (DMS) that helps individuals and organizations efficiently scan, organize, and retrieve documents. It is built to streamline the transition to a paperless office, where documents can be automatically pr...
2Fauth Setup
2FAuth is a lightweight, self-hosted two-factor authentication manager designed to securely store and generate TOTP (Time-based One-Time Password) codes. It’s a great alternative to mobile authenticator apps when you want to manage OTPs from your own server vi...
Mailu mailserver Setup
Mailu is a full-featured, self-hosted mail server suite built on modern best practices and a containerized architecture. It provides all essential components for running a secure and scalable mail server — from sending/receiving mail to spam filtering, webmail...
Essential Ubuntu Commands for PHP Developers
Introduction
Overview of Immich Self-hosted alternative to Google Photos Key features: face recognition, albums, video transcoding, mobile uploads
Immich Installation Using Docker Compose
Introduction
Paperless-ngx is a self-hosted document management system (DMS) that helps individuals and organizations efficiently scan, organize, and retrieve documents. It is built to streamline the transition to a paperless office, where documents can be automatically pr...
Paperless Installation Using Docker Compose
Introduction
Key Features 🌐 Web-based TOTP code generator 🔒 Fully self-hosted, no cloud dependency 👥 Multi-user support 🧩 Supports QR code scanning and import 🔐 Optional encrypted storage using OpenSSL 🎨 Custom logo and branding options ...
2Fauth Installation Using Docker Compose
Introduction
✅ Key Features 📤 SMTP, IMAP, and POP3 support 📬 Webmail via SnappyMail 🛡️ Built-in spam filtering with Rspamd 🔐 TLS/SSL encryption, DKIM, SPF, DMARC support 👥 Web-based admin interface for domains, users, and aliases 🚫 Integra...
Mailu Installation Using Docker Compose
Admin Overview
System Requirements
RAM: Minimum 2 GB (recommended: 4+ GB) Storage: SSD recommended for fast access CPU: 2+ cores Software: Docker, docker-compose Optional: NGINX, Redis, PostgreSQL, TensorFlow backend
Docker Compose Setup
## 📦 Docker Compose Installation for Immich This section explains how to install Immich using Docker and Docker Compose on Ubuntu 22.04. --- ### 🛠️ Prerequisites - Ubuntu Server 22.04- Docker & Docker Compose installed ### 🐳 Install Docker & Docker...
Create the Immich Directory
Create a project directory where you will store the config files: mkdir -p /opt/immich cd /opt/immich
Create docker-compose.yml
Create docker-compose.yml and post bellow text (make sure you removed quote from begging) # # WARNING: To install Immich, follow our guide: https://immich.app/docs/install/docker-compose # # Make sure to use the docker-compose.yml of the current release: ...
Create .env
Create .env and post bellow text (make sure you removed quote from begging) # You can find documentation for all the supported env variables at https://immich.app/docs/install/environment-variables # The location where your uploaded files are stored UPLO...
Start the Stack
Once your docker-compose.yml is ready, run the following: docker-compose up -d To confirm everything is running: docker ps You should see containers for: immich_server immich_postgres immich_redis immich_machine_learning ...
Access the Immich Web UI
http://<your-server-ip>:2283/or you can setup reverse proxy for your ip
System Requirements
RAM: Minimum 2 GB (recommended: 4+ GB) Storage: SSD recommended for fast access CPU: 2+ cores Software: Docker, docker-compose Optional: NGINX, Redis, PostgreSQL, TensorFlow backend
Docker Compose Setup
## 📦 Docker Compose Installation for Immich This section explains how to install Immich using Docker and Docker Compose on Ubuntu 22.04. --- ### 🛠️ Prerequisites - Ubuntu Server 22.04- Docker & Docker Compose installed ### 🐳 Install Docker & Docker...
Create the Paperless-ngx Directory
Create a project directory where you will store the config files: mkdir -p /opt/paperless cd /opt/paperless
Create docker-compose.yml
Create docker-compose.yml and post bellow text (make sure you removed quote from begging) # Docker Compose file for running paperless from the Docker Hub. # This file contains everything paperless needs to run. # Paperless supports amd64, arm and arm64 har...
Create .env
Create docker-compose.env and post bellow text (make sure you removed quote from begging) Update bellow parameter with your define value PAPERLESS_ALLOWED_HOSTSPAPERLESS_CSRF_TRUSTED_ORIGINS ##################################################################...
Start the Stack
Once your docker-compose.yml is ready, run the following: docker-compose up -d To confirm everything is running: docker ps You should see containers for: paperless-webserver-1 paperless-db-1 paperless-broker-1
Access the Web UI
http://<your-server-ip>:9095/or you can setup reverse proxy for your ip
System Requirements
RAM: Minimum 2 GB (recommended: 4+ GB) Storage: SSD recommended for fast access CPU: 2+ cores Software: Docker, docker-compose Optional: NGINX, Redis, PostgreSQL, TensorFlow backend
Docker Compose Setup
## 📦 Docker Compose Installation for Immich This section explains how to install Immich using Docker and Docker Compose on Ubuntu 22.04. --- ### 🛠️ Prerequisites - Ubuntu Server 22.04- Docker & Docker Compose installed ### 🐳 Install Docker & Docker...
Create the 2FAuth Directory
Create a project directory where you will store the config files: mkdir -p /opt/2fauth cd /opt/2fauth
Create docker-compose.yml
Create docker-compose.yml and post bellow text (make sure you removed quote from begging) services: 2fauth: image: 2fauth/2fauth:latest container_name: 2fauth restart: unless-stopped ports: - "8081:8000" volumes: - ....
Start the Stack
Once your docker-compose.yml is ready, run the following: docker-compose up -d To confirm everything is running: docker ps You should see containers for: immich_server immich_postgres immich_redis immich_machine_learning
Access the Web UI
http://<your-server-ip>:8081/or you can setup reverse proxy for your ip