I couldn't find one that suited me, so I continued using TickTick. I tried very hard to like Vikunja, which is probably the closest alternative to TickTick, but the lack of an iPhone/iPad app, among a few other issues, drove me back. I didn't like using the right column to set task attributes. In my view, it requires too many clicks to set up a task with start/end times, effort levels, etc. This is especially painful on the phone. Another feature I missed in Vikunja was the drag-and-drop functionality that TickTick offers.

Out of curiosity. If someone is accessing self hosted services only from certain locations where ip addresses are known, is it a good idea to whitelist those ips in firewall and block external access for the rest?

I stumbled upon streamripper which is a command line tool to do what the tool name says. And apparently there's a docker container available to play around: https://hub.docker.com/r/clue/streamripper

The container in its current shape is not exactly fit for the purpose of recording the streams on a a predefined schedule. But you can start it with supplied parameters (streamripper command line params), and as a result you get the file saved to your location. So in a way it does the job, but you need to automate container management (start time, etc) for that purpose.

I may explore the idea of creating a more flexible container using streamripper once I have more time.

Thanks! I understand there are options for the podcasts. What about recording the online web radio streams on predefined schedule? From what I checked neither of those can do anything similar.