Quickly Set Up OpenStreetMap Tile Server On Ubuntu with OpenMapTiles

OpenStreetMap, aka OSM, is a user contributed world map that is freely editable. You can view it as an open-source and self-hosted alternative to Google Maps. Previously I wrote a step-by-step guide to installing your own OpenStreetMap tile server on Ubuntu. It’s a tedious task, I have to admit. Fortunately, there is a new open-source…


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Quickly Set Up OpenStreetMap Tile Server On Ubuntu with OpenMapTiles

Install Mailtrain Self-Hosted Newsletter App on Ubuntu 22.04 Server

This tutorial will show you how to install Mailtrain v2 on Ubuntu 22.04 without Docker. Mailtrain is an open-source self-hosted newsletter app, an alternative to commercial email service providers like Mailchimp. You can use Mailtrain to send emails to your email subscribers via your own email server or by using any SMTP relay service (Sendinblue,…


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Install Mailtrain Self-Hosted Newsletter App on Ubuntu 22.04 Server

Install Akaunting Self-Hosted Accounting Software on Ubuntu 22.04

This tutorial will be showing you how to install Akaunting on Ubuntu 22.04 with Apache or Nginx web server. Akaunting is a free, open-source self-hostable accounting software. You can use it for tracking personal finance or small business accounting. Akaunting Features Easy-to-use web-based Interface. See your financials online anytime, anywhere on your Mac, PC, tablet…


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Install Akaunting Self-Hosted Accounting Software on Ubuntu 22.04

How to Install InvoiceNinja on Debian 11 Server with Apache/Nginx

This tutorial will be showing you how to install InvoiceNinja on Debian 11 with Apache or Nginx web server. InvoiceNinja is an open source, self-hosted invoice software, a low-cost alternative to commercial online invoice platforms such as Freshbooks. InvoiceNinja provides hosted invoice service, but if you like to self host the software, you can follow…


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How to Install InvoiceNinja on Debian 11 Server with Apache/Nginx

Install PostfixAdmin on an Existing iRedmail Server (Ubuntu)

In previous articles, we discussed how to quickly set up your own email server on Ubuntu with iRedmail. However, the free iRedMail edition doesn’t allow you to create aliases. If you want to create alias addresses, alias domains, and catch-all alias, but don’t want to upgrade to the premium iRedmail-Pro edition, then you can install…


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Install PostfixAdmin on an Existing iRedmail Server (Ubuntu)

Install PostfixAdmin on an Existing iRedmail Server (Rocky Linux 8/Alma Linux 8)

In previous articles, we discussed how to quickly set up your own email server on Rocky Linux 8/Alma Linux 8 with iRedmail. However, the free iRedMail edition doesn’t allow you to create aliases. If you want to create alias addresses, alias domains, and catch-all alias, but don’t want to upgrade to the premium iRedmail-Pro edition,…


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Install PostfixAdmin on an Existing iRedmail Server (Rocky Linux 8/Alma Linux 8)

How to Easily Set Up a Mail Server on Rocky Linux 8/Alma Linux 8 with iRedMail

Setting up your own email server on Linux from scratch is a pain in the butt if you are not an advanced user. This tutorial will be showing you how to use iRedMail to quickly set up a full-featured mail server on Rocky Linux 8/Alma Linux 8, saving you lots of time and headaches. What…


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How to Easily Set Up a Mail Server on Rocky Linux 8/Alma Linux 8 with iRedMail