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What are your must-have selfhosted services?
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this post was submitted on 17 Nov 2023
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All of the public instances seem to be rate limited and not return any results. Take it you don't get that issue self-hosting it?
Correct. And it's such a tiny, simple Docker install you could theoretically run it locally instead of a server.
Does your server have to be accessible from the internet or is it enough that it can go out to make the request? Just asking because I am keeping my setup in our intranet, no access from outside my home.
Yep, it just needs outbound connectivity. I run mine on an intranet like you, with VPN access for when I'm not at home.