club1.fr
Self-hosted community server giving members mail, Matrix chat, file sync and web hosting tools
About club1.fr
Club1.fr is a self-hosted community server that provides creation and communication tools to its members, with the stated aim of supporting web experiments and the diversity of cyberspace. Services listed include Matrix decentralised instant messaging, mail, RSS feed aggregation, WebDAV for files, contacts and calendar, web access to a personal drive, SQL database services, FTPS and SSH access to personal space, web audio and video broadcasting, and a personal newsletter.
The services are offered to members, with some available by invitation and others in beta.
Product: Community server offering Matrix messaging, mail, RSS, WebDAV, personal drive, SQL databases, FTPS, SSH, web broadcasting and newsletters to members.
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- nginxHigh confidence
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