For what reason are you trying to avoid docker? since most projects provide docker images and an example docker-compose.yml it’s very easy to get the application you want running.

Otger projects that do plug and play application setup like yunohost etc. are casaOS and umbrel (both use docker under the hood btw)

In what way is Deezer support broken?

If you use let’s encrypt certificates on that subdomain it’s pretty easy to find. https://crt.sh/

We’re screwed

It depends on your risk profile. On a private tracker it is much less likely that copyright trolls sit in the leech and log the ip of every peer, which is the main reason to use a vpn on public trackers. But it still increases your anonymity if you torrent over VPN.

And If your isp doesn’t allow port forwarding you could become connectable by using a VPN provider that provides that feature

With tinfoil and a good shop, updating switch rooms can be almost as convenient

coomer.su has an importer tool where you just need to provide your session key

The best about homepage is configuring it via docker labels

The domain for their instance got seized. They don’t plan to host another public instance on a different domain but the development still continues you just need to spin up your own instance or use one someone else runs https://movie-web.github.io/docs/instances Edit: I think they still run the backend that can by anyone. You’ll just need to run your own fronted

Source: https://github.com/movie-web/movie-web/issues/936

I use Ubuntu server as well and for me it mainly was that I was already familiar with the Ubuntu way of doing things. :D And Ubuntu Server has a few more convenience features like kernel livepatching. And I think the software on Ubuntu LTS is a bit less outdated than that on Debian stable

I run Anonaddy on a oracle cloud server without issues. You’ll need some SMTP relay service like smtp2go or mailjet of course. But other than that it works fine.

Port 25 is only blocked outbound. Recieving mail works fine on oracle cloud free tier servers.