Great tip, thank you

Your not wrong. I guess that’s why I’m posting here, just trying to figure how what I’m doing and what it all means

If you have any advice for learning I’ll definently look at it

is this much different than nginx?

is that against ToS? i want to do it but dont want to get banned

I actually understand that. Thank you a detailed thoughtful reply

Question

With space being so cold, doesn’t that keep temps low? How does it all work

How can I force https on my apps

This is where I get really lost. I’m probably going to get this wrong so here goes

My understanding was tailscale is to connect different machines across the internet, but that a traditional VPN hides your information

I got a domain so I could use my traditional VPN and access my server. At the moment, every time I want to access my server, I have to turn off my VPN so I can turn on tailscale. That’s the exact scenario I’m trying to avoid by getting the domain.

Again, I’m sure I’ve got some stuff wrong here but that’s my current understanding

Thank you for this tip

I have just set it up and holy shit it worked straight away! This is so exciting!

My question, now that my apps are exposed to the internet, aside from having strong passwords is there anything else I should be doing to keep safe?

I just read no media servers on free tunnels so I’ll have to use nginx for jellyfin

I really like jellyfin with finamp on android but I don’t have any really specific requirements. It just acts like an old media player and works really well

Even.the $1 a year ones?

Thank you for a detailed and thoughtful reply.

I think I just don’t know enough about this. I like the xyz 1.1111b because its $1 a year. But I have no idea what type of things I need to consider before buying one

I thought it was basically just buying a URL name but it seems its more complex than that