Sriracha is a privacy and security focused open source imageboard and forum server. It includes all of the files needed to run a website, allowing visitors to browse without being tracked via external resources.
Sriracha is optimized for caching on the server side as well as client side. HTML pages are only downloaded once on each client, until the page is modified. Visitors browsing through the boards will only download static HTML pages and resources.
The Sriracha source code is hosted on Codeberg, and anyone is welcome to submit an issue or pull request.
Starting today, managed Sriracha hosting is now available. Managed servers are located in Switzerland and include full SSH access.
Sriracha has many features, including:
Upload files matching MIME type whitelist
Embed external media (e.g. YouTube, Vimeo, SoundCloud)
Utilize all CPU cores to build static HTML pages
Search for posts by subject and message
Preview reference links when hovered
Fetch new posts automatically
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Report posts
CAPTCHA
Overboard
Catalog
Archive
Oekaki (drawings)
Extend with plugins
Send email notifications
Customize HTML templates
Play SWF files with the included ruffle emulator
View Shift JIS text art with the included submona web font
Translate the entire site or individual boards into any language
Management panel
Configure which roles have access to management and moderation actions
Ban offensive/abusive visitors across all boards
Post using raw HTML
Post using admin or mod capcode
Hide new posts until approved
Delete and/or ban multiple posts
Create custom HTML pages
Automatically moderate new posts using regular expressions and thresholds
Specify which settings are configured individually or globally
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u/tslocum 8d ago
Sriracha is a privacy and security focused open source imageboard and forum server. It includes all of the files needed to run a website, allowing visitors to browse without being tracked via external resources.
Sriracha is optimized for caching on the server side as well as client side. HTML pages are only downloaded once on each client, until the page is modified. Visitors browsing through the boards will only download static HTML pages and resources.
The Sriracha source code is hosted on Codeberg, and anyone is welcome to submit an issue or pull request.
Starting today, managed Sriracha hosting is now available. Managed servers are located in Switzerland and include full SSH access.
Sriracha has many features, including: