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Cockpit is a web-based graphical interface for administering Linux servers through a browser. It uses existing system APIs and commands, defaults to normal user logins and privileges, and runs on demand via systemd socket activation. Tasks include managing storage, configuring networks and firewalls, running containers, and managing virtual machines and user accounts.
Comfy.Guide is a collection of computer guides. Its server software section covers self-hosting services such as email, DNS, IRC, Matrix, XMPP and PeerTube. Its client software section covers desktop tasks, including disk encryption, GnuPG, the KISS Linux distribution and using NVIDIA on Linux.
Stalwart is an open-source mail and collaboration server written in Rust. It supports JMAP, IMAP4, POP3, SMTP, CalDAV, CardDAV and WebDAV, combining email, calendars, contacts and file storage in one server with built-in spam and phishing protection. It runs as a single node or as a cluster.
Server World is a site for people who build network servers with operating systems such as CentOS, Ubuntu, Fedora, Debian and Windows Server. It publishes configuration guides covering Ubuntu installation, NTP and SSH servers, DNS and DHCP servers, and storage servers.
Seafile is an open source, self-hosted file sync and share solution. It offers granular sharing permissions, multi-level file tagging, and built-in collaborative docs and wiki. The software supports access from any device and includes encryption and audit logs.
iRedMail is a free, open source mail server solution that assembles open source components into a full-featured mail server. It works on several Linux and BSD distributions, offers webmail through Roundcube or SOGo, and supports OpenLDAP, MySQL, MariaDB or PostgreSQL as account backends.
