Let me defend myself a bit more: I developed this for many years now and it is now absolutely stable and tested. I am very low on resources and this way (filo-hosting / lemmy) was the only way of hosting/publishing i could find:
github is Microsoft
GNU Savannah was very rude to me (i don't know why)
gitlab is a payed service and centralized
free http-hosters look as unprofessional as this
...
Sure, you always put trust in the publisher - and obviously also in this case. BUT this project is very-very tiny and relies on very mature dependencies: you can read my source code (and it's easy to understand) and the rest are just very well established projects (privoxy, core-utils, ag, ...)
[edit: also, this is a masterpiece, and i wanted to share it with a community that is worthy enough ...]
github is no option for me; my syntax is POSIX SHELL, you can read it - rest is alpine linux.
screenhost: see comments
yes, no mentions: it’s original content and exclusivly posted on lemmy.
If in doubt, just take the client itself (100% POSIX SHELL) and follow the regular README. It runs on every linux around. The container app is just for convenience.
Let me defend myself a bit more: I developed this for many years now and it is now absolutely stable and tested. I am very low on resources and this way (filo-hosting / lemmy) was the only way of hosting/publishing i could find:
Sure, you always put trust in the publisher - and obviously also in this case. BUT this project is very-very tiny and relies on very mature dependencies: you can read my source code (and it's easy to understand) and the rest are just very well established projects (privoxy, core-utils, ag, ...)
[edit: also, this is a masterpiece, and i wanted to share it with a community that is worthy enough ...]
screenshot of the help screen:
thx for your attention and polite response. ^1
github is no option for me; my syntax is POSIX SHELL, you can read it - rest is alpine linux.
screenhost: see comments
yes, no mentions: it’s original content and exclusivly posted on lemmy.
If in doubt, just take the client itself (100% POSIX SHELL) and follow the regular README. It runs on every linux around. The container app is just for convenience.
[edit: clean up comments]
you can easy check the alpine-libs by shasum : it's clean.
take it or leave it