

And… how to obtain a public IP, then?
because unencrypted http is BAD.
Sorry, I don’t enjoy such blatant wordings at all. I prefer to say «supports delivering content unmodified solely by a lucky chance» :D
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And… how to obtain a public IP, then?
because unencrypted http is BAD.
Sorry, I don’t enjoy such blatant wordings at all. I prefer to say «supports delivering content unmodified solely by a lucky chance» :D


I know, right? But it requires a valid TLD and a public IP, so this is not an option, unfortunately.


That’s exactly what I’ve imagined after reading the original post, thanks for sharing!


In theory anything that can host WebDAV, SSH/SFTP, or an S3 endpoint would do the job.
Sounds like Rclone, which can host all of these protocols, has a web UI, and can act as a REST server for Restic as well. Haven’t tried it yet, though! Just leaving it here as an additional option to consider.
Interesting… I didn’t even think it could be used that way! So I might as well consider this option for real. Can it be used with a dynamic dns TLD?
Don’t feel brave enough to selfhost a public-facing service, though…