Here is what I do. I've been hosting a BTCPay Server instance on Oracle Cloud for close to 3 years now at zero cost. It is using LND. I've not had to go through a recovering process yet. Monthly or so I do a application consistent Boot Volume backup of the server. The process is basically shutdown BTCPay Server instance components then do a Boot Volume backup. Takes about 30 second to complete. Here are the details about this process. https://cadayton.onrender.com/blog/PSOciBootBackup.html Second, I monitoring the Forward History daily and do a static channel backup. Basically, I'm executing the 2 commands below from the CLI. BTCpay ForwardingHistory BTCpay ExportAllChannelBackups SCB Here are the details about this process. https://cadayton.onrender.com/blog/Automating-BTCPAY-Server.html

Garbage in/out still true regardless of how your code is generated. What AI can do is very amazing, but I'm not using any AI generated app where I sense the person isn't capable of doing the proper code review and testing.

@deeznuts Might you be having a bad day?

I've been using Coracle lately and it's working great. Given there so many different apps available to generate npub/nsec pairs, it is just easy to over look it.

Here is what I use to monitor my LND node daily using the CLI. List Lightning Node Channels One of the useful commands is showing the status of the current active channels as shown below. Full blog documenting everything. https://cadayton.onrender.com/blog/Automating-BTCPAY-Server.html

Tried AppImage instance and sent from Nmail successful but no deliveries to tuta.com account. Sent from tuta.com to Nmail appears successful but no delivery to Nmail account. Opened an issue on Github. Hoping this is just an OE issue. Looks Great I might add.

Looks good. I'm hook on #Gossip for nostr cli,

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Always validate functionality with smaller amounts. Individuals might be able to make a case for multisig, but I mainly think it is for corporate identities that need more than one gatekeeper. Personlly, I do not have a need for multisig.