conrad82

I used miniflux for a long time, it’s great. But my server went down a couple of times over the years, and i couldn’t fix it while being away from home.

I ended up using an RSS app on my phone (Feedflow), as i don’t consume news on my desktop. And I enjoy this much more. If my server goes down, i can still read my news

I use Yamtrack, it tells me which streaming provider has each show and it alerts me of new episodes. I like it

Floppy seems like a fork with a major expansion of the code base, mostly AI?.

I tried installing floppy. The comment about 420 000 lines of code different from yamtrack, and that it took a long time to load makes me wanna stay with yamtrack for now. we’ll see how the two develop over time

Thank you for your response 🙂 I will stick to sqlite

How do i use environment variables to make a indexer? I couldn’t get it to work

i.e. the part with directories https://hister.org/posts/indexing-local-files-with-hister

indexer:
  directories:
    - path: ~/Documents
      filetypes: ['md', 'txt']
    - path: ~/code/projects
      filetypes: ['txt']
      excludes: [, 'secret/*', '*key']
    - path: ~/notes
      patterns: ['*.org', 'doc_*', 'README']

I have tried it a bit today and I like it, but I have a few questions

• Is it better to run it in docker or e.g. a LXC in proxmox? If i want to index files, it seems it needs the config.yml file
• After just playing with it for a day, the disk usage is 150 MB. I figure I should use postgres instead of sqlite. Do you have any examples on how to set that up, preferably with docker? I guess I can figure it out, but it might take me some time. I am not familiar with pgvector

Can i use this in my self hosted environment? the docs talk mainly about running it in the terminal

does it have a docker install? found it https://hister.org/docs/docker

can i connect it to other services like paperless, or would i need to manually import files?