Buy them an old PC and set them CasaOS for example

Will check

Gonna check

It is not really what I was searching for

Native install.
Redis installed on the network and accessed by nextcloud.
Separate database on host.

EDIT : formating

Didn’t downvote or upvote either cause your post doesn’t really ask or show anything (expect that you really like leeching, less seeding…)

Please edit it to better contribute to the community

Agreed to buy used hardware but be aware of power draw (and noise sometimes)

CasaOS, YUNOHOST you have the choice

But proton really promotes it to the wide public without saying right in the first place the downsides of it

Yeah from what I understood it’s basically an easy implementation of encryption between you and your contacts. So you’re right not like Proton or Tuta.

They are not lying at any point but this marketing page don’t make it clear and instead promote an encrypted and secure provider without saying that there is no protection outside of it

Don’t really know about this option in Thunderbird. But just to remind you, easy private email like pretend ProtonMail and Tuta (and surely others) is absolute bullshit as the email protocol is not designed with e2ee so yes proton surely don’t see your emails but don’t worry that your recipient with his @gmail[dot]com email will give all to google

EDIT : The only real solution is DIY pgp or any sort of encryption with your contact. But is more difficult to set up than Signal or Simplex (or others e2ee messaging apps)

Oh yeah sorry I thought that both ends configured custom self hosted servers. But yeah in the “normal” case the self hosted server is “only” contributing to the network

Why not “only”?

Great news !

But not willing to see its comeback

With firewall you could do it pretty properly

If it’s purely static without the need to generate generate easily new page, simply use a web server.

No problem have a great day

Firstly the best way would normally be to have a separate switch and router.

The router only having 2 ports WAN and LAN. And then get a great MANAGED switch for your lan.

For your router basically any old x86 PC loaded with OPNSense would be great.
The network card you will buy depends of your internet speed.
(And try to find Intel chip network card)

Next for the switch, definitely get a managed switch (you won’t regret it).
The number of ports depends on your needs. Basically a 8 ports could be just enough or maybe very too little.
That really depends.
For the switch port speed it again really depends. Do not get 100Mb switches at least. But the sky is the limit.
1G is plenty for a lot of people. But 2.5G could be good too. (In my opinion 10G is overkill for most of the people)
The problem is that switches prices are exponential with the speed. You can get really good 1G for cheap. More difficult with 2.5G and impossible for 10G.
And lastly PoE or not PoE that’s the question. I would say a huge NO (except specific use cases). If you got 20 cameras, 38 motion sensors and 76 APs, YES a PoE switch is a good idea.
If you have a small amount of PoE devices, simply buy a cheap unmanaged PoE switch.
If you only have one or two of them, just buy injector.

If you have any questions concerning a brand or anything else feel free to ask

EDIT : formatting

I agree with the first part.

But just to correct you, Goebbels didn’t say that at any time. (Don’t think the Nazis either)