Not all ISPs will support nat loopback (at least by default) so you could try calling them

For me, I turned their modem/router into bridge mode (just turned off wifi, it’s Rogers and they don’t have a bridge mode button on the Ignite routers) and use my own TP link router as a gateway and do my port forwarding to NPM there

Keep looking

“that’s not my job” mentality

Are you 12? What kind of response is that?

He called out your bad take and all you can say is ‘i fucked your wife’.

OP is right, if advertised, it should do 4k via one of the supported browsers.

Is it wrong to abbreviate your own product in your documentation?

You also have a screenshot from proxy manager so any confusion should have been short lived

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Better to use a DDNS service like no-ip, since MOST people won’t have static IPs from their provider at home.

Correction, it’s “Ten”.

OPs mom was recalled he’s just too lazy to being her back in

Need DeArrow for link thumbnails lol. That thumbnail is atrocious…

I’d suggest port forwarding. Opening a port on your firewall just says “there’s a service running on this port” but the software will have it’s own “risk mitigation” to prevent intrusion.

Additionally, if you own a domain with someone such as GoDaddy, you can leverage their API to script IP updates (quick google search can walk you through options; cron, powershell, etc) so you can always access your nextcloud instance with a friendly name.

Love this post. I was just looking for a new project.

One of my favs is PufferPanel for managing game servers. Works incredibly well as an lxc in Proxmox.

Oh, my misunderstanding. I didn’t realize that would be written to his own db like that

I was thinking of doing the same just with an lxc (Proxmox). Your Pi should be enough based on a few comments. I’d give it a try

While I agree, it seems like OP only wants to house his account on his instance, and be federated so he can browse externally