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💬 FAQ & Community

Welcome to the FAQ! Here, we address the most burning questions, common “oopsies,” and other mysteries of the universe.


  1. 💡 Why did you make this project?

    Because the world needed one more person to say, “I self-host everything.” Also, I like breaking things at 2 AM and then bragging about it online.

  2. 🚨 Is this only for Raspberry Pi?

    Nope! While I use a Pi (because it’s cute and forgiving when I sudo rm -rf it), you can run it on any Linux system, a virtual machine, or even that dusty PC in your closet.

  3. 💀 Will I lose all my data if I mess up?

    Short answer: Yes.
    Long answer: The Pi will forgive you, but your data won’t. Always backup before you start playing surgeon with your filesystems.

  4. 🌐 Can I expose this to the internet?

    Technically yes, but only do it securely. Use VPNs, Twingate, or reverse proxies with SSL. Don’t open random ports and hope for the best — that’s how you end up featured on Shodan.

  5. ⚡ Why do you recommend DuckDNS or dynamic DNS?

    Because most home internet connections don’t have a static IP, and DuckDNS is free, reliable, and doesn’t ask for your firstborn child.


Please check existing questions before creating a new one — your “unique” error message might already have 42 threads.


Got a cool feature in mind? Like “automatic coffee brewing on server startup”?

Open a new Feature Request on GitHub.

💡 Pro tip: If your request includes “AI,” “blockchain,” or “quantum computing,” you might get bonus points — or a gentle roast.


Awesome! Here’s how to start:

  1. Fork the repository on GitHub.
  2. Clone your fork locally.
  3. Create a new branch (git checkout -b my-fix).
  4. Make your changes (break everything, then fix it).
  5. Push and create a pull request.

Check out the CONTRIBUTING.md for coding style and commit guidelines.


Yes! We welcome translations so users worldwide can break servers in their own language.


We’re a small but mighty group. By joining the GitHub discussions, you become part of a squad who enjoys:

  • Debugging at 3 AM
  • Reinstalling OS for the 7th time
  • Explaining to family why they can’t unplug “that weird blinking box”

  • GitHub Discussions: Best for public help, suggestions, or memes
  • Issues: Bug reports, reproducible errors, real problems
  • Pull Requests: Your glorious contributions

Thanks for checking out the project and (hopefully) not bricking your server in the process. Happy hacking, and remember: Backups are your BFF.