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So, another challenge scenario:

1. #Wordpress #form sends email formatted with text tags to the mail server (#dovecot in my case as all internet parts are hosted on #Yunohost VPS)
2. Local server retrieves mail and parses text fields from the message.
3. Using preselected templates merges it with parsed text into a letter and envelope,
4. Upon confirmation of the operator, sends it all to the print spooler.

Am I missing anything? Are there any #FOSS programs doing such thing?
in reply to 8Petros [Signal: Petros.63]

easily built, but already superceded by other systems such as basically Google Cloud Print?
in reply to Otto

Essentially, Google is as unFOSS as anything can be.
Thank you, anyway.


#homeautomation #gosund #domoticz #jeedom #homeassisant #yunohost

I bought Gosund P1 Power strip, and now I am completely lost how to proceed. Our home is Windows/Google free and our home server is Yunohost. Desktops run Manjaro, phones run LineageOS.

Now, I neeed nothing fancy: measurement and recording of power consumption (3D printer, laser cutter and LED strips) and selective control of outlets. It doesn't even HAVE to be from mobile.

On Yunohost I can install Jeedom, Domoticz or Home Assistant, but the learning curve is too steep for me. Can I haz some walkthrough, please? Pretty please?
in reply to Hakki(bytter was too imperial)

I see no advantages over platforms existing in Yunohost ecosystem.
Should I assign a RasPi just to control one power strip? Thanks, but no.

I'd rather buy a regular power meter and take pictures of its display.
in reply to 8Petros [Signal: Petros.63]

you can use it using their cloud, for free.
Also there is an docker image, so maybe it is possible to use it with YunoHost.
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Backup with rsync question


I am setting up a rotating 7-day #backup for my #yunohost, using #rsync. I managed to create a list of #cron jobs, like this:
sudo rsync -aur /home/yunohost.backup /media/backup_disk/YNHx260_bkp/Sunday
but the problem is that rsync keeps adding files to target directories, instead of replacing their content, which is my intention.

Should I use rm to clean up the target before rsync, or is there a more intelligent way to do that?
in reply to 8Petros [Signal: Petros.63]

Huh, cool, I actually have the same problem, which I realized when I did a backup recovery recently. I'll likely look into that soonish and probably post about it when I figure it out.