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As far as I know from my own attempt, you can't easily self host the accounts part, only the syncserver
An the Syncserver still runs on Python2 with multiple known vulnerabilities.
There is a new Syncserver written in Rust, but it seems in continous half finished state or so.
Yeah, the new one was seemingly always just shy of being ready to use
~~Not for years. It's Rust now~~.
Doh, should have kept reading 😆 Rust is used in production now.
Maybe they referred to the Rust version.
You can, it's just more complex.
That why I said 'easily', there's no ready to go solution you could just plop into a compose file