

Why do you need a VPN if you’re just trying to expose game servers to the public?


Why do you need a VPN if you’re just trying to expose game servers to the public?


You want to enable the accessibility permissions


Pay digital ocean $5/month for a little VPS and call it a day


I don’t have any issues with jellyfin and remote streaming?


if you no longer use email
What
Yep… Our official website somehow often ranks below long abandoned forks on github pages?


Seagate, or Seagate exos
After how many hours of power? TB written? Exos have a five year warranty


Super highly recommend new or refurbished Seagate exos
Does cgnat even exist for ipv6


They are very hostile to users and I moved to a pure FreeBSD self managed storage and deployment solution
TrueNAS doesn’t add anything to ZFS or what the OS can do. There’s a couple graphs and reporting features but the rest just adds more work


The reason they gave me is people can run apps with docker on Linux, and docker isn’t compatible with FreeBSD jails…


Truenas went to shit when they killed BSD support, the OS it was founded on
I had a bowl for breakfast and it wasn’t cereal


KISS
Delete all the registrar’s crap
Add A record for the subdomains you want, like www or root (@) or socialwhatever to point to your reverse proxy’s public IP
Done, reverse proxy proxies the request based on the requested URL


-a is limited for legacy compatibility, -x is the new all


sudo? -all?
I’m going to assume truenas is entirely Linux based now because last time I worked on it, it was FreeBSD and it was smartctl -x /dev/ada3 as root


Jellyfin has a laundry list of security problems because it’s not designed to be directly exposed to the open internet


Who hosts your DNS?


Vendors packaging OpenSSH open up even more vulnerabilities that the devs of OpenSSH can’t protect you from. See the recent xz poisoned OpenSSH packages
Are you unable to port forward?