gpodder2go is a simple self-hosted, golang, drop-in replacement for gpodder/mygpo server to handle podcast subscriptions management for gpodder clients
I'm deploying gpodder2go on a raspberry pi, and I was wondering the safest way to deploy without auth that doesn't make all my subscriptions _too_ public.
I tested it today and failed to coax gpodder desktop to using the password I gave it, but --no-auth works just fine (still can't believe that's a real bug.)
micro-gpodder deals with this with a password slug attached to the username, and I'm wondering if doing that manually is the best way to deploy with gpodder2go as well.
I'm deploying gpodder2go on a raspberry pi, and I was wondering the safest way to deploy without auth that doesn't make all my subscriptions _too_ public.
I tested it today and failed to coax gpodder desktop to using the password I gave it, but
--no-auth
works just fine (still can't believe that's a real bug.)micro-gpodder deals with this with a password slug attached to the username, and I'm wondering if doing that manually is the best way to deploy with gpodder2go as well.
Something like:
Then just serving without auth and keeping the actual username
username_gT]Ks(EPR7
or whatever in your password manager.Thanks for making this cool project! golang is a dream to deploy.