I have all my services spun up in docker containers, which makes it easier to pick and choose which services use Tailscale and which use a VPN. I guess I haven’t yet been put in a position where I wanted one to use both.

Tailscale’s free offering goes a long way.

Assuming you’re using the web UI

Settings -> Blocks tab -> Search for the instance in the “Blocked Instances” section

EDIT: Sorry, I misread and thought you meant a whole instance. But communities can be blocked in the same place, just a different section.

I’m just thinking if you got nicked and didn’t have a chance to reboot into an encrypted state, or otherwise the device was compromised outside the house.

Y’all aren’t worried about having a tunnel into your (likely questionable) servers, on your mobile devices?

I’ve been thinking about hosting a Quake II server, lately.

EDIT: Or Unreal Tournament. Both were my jam back in the day.

End passwordlessness.

Hell yeah.

Google

I have identified the problem.

I’m tailing and scaling as we speak.

Please cheerr.

Jellyfin Dashboard will tell you what’s causing a streaming session to have to be transcoded. I believe it’s the little info “I” circle on the session thumnail. Logs should also tell you. I’d suggest starting there and identifying the cause, in order to then find the proper prescription.

Doesn’t firejail only allow sandboxing to an actual eth or wifi interface, and not a wireguard one? I’ve tried this before with firejail, and hit this wall.

Why can’t you just use a VPN service, locally? It’s essentially the same thing, except you don’t have to host the exit node in country B yourself.

Tailscale is wireguard behind the scenes. I would think it should be able to work as you describe, you would again just set your machine in country B as the exit node.

None of this should require a domain name.

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