

But how to automate wildcard certificate generation? That requires a change of the txt record and namecheap for instance got no mechanism for that to automatically happen on cert bot action


But how to automate wildcard certificate generation? That requires a change of the txt record and namecheap for instance got no mechanism for that to automatically happen on cert bot action


Good thing that the dezentralized internet has a centralized arbiter that…if down, effectivly, gives the entire internet a single point of failure. As cloudflare seems to have a use, especially in modern times were everyone and their mother got an ai crawler sucking small servers dry, I wonder if there is anything left to have interconnected networks without some big shot buffering against accidently ddos


Are you Gregor Samsa?


I actually went to kabujicho after i played the first 5 yakuza games (zero to 4) and it doesn’t looks exactly as in the game but yet it was weird how a place in a city i have never been to felt so familiar, it probably didn’t help that it was a rainy may afternoon but yet, some things were exactly at the same place, like the corner don quichotte at the map border
Immich indeed has that option, I use it frequently. Password protection and upload option


What I really wonder now…do I really need to actually rent a VPS or is there somewhere in the internet someone who overs IPv4 to IPv6 forwarding as a service. I looked at the Oracle ARM VPS but this seems to be a bit convoluted…and its Oracle Oo


thanks, at least for the first point, those “Fritz Box” Routers are somewhat usual in german, I got my own to have more control over my network…and it does indeed support NAT loopback, I think that is what I had to configure in my previous IPv4 Setup for everything to work. For the rest…I will have to do some research. Although, my IPv6 address starts with 2a02 and is indeed reacheable from the outside, so apparently that is a thing


Also thanks for this advice, this seems easier than I thought.


Thanks for the pointer, I will try that…as soon as I have repaired the network stuff that I somehow broke 15 minutes after I wrote the last text by trying to upgrade the host-debian system the webserver VM lives in.
But yes, its a problem with other devices, but actually not with the windows gaming pc that is connected via cable, only Wifi devices seem to have that problem. I actually checked if the swap to the guest wifi (because for some reason it has better connection?) and it doesnt, so its at least not that
“when i get to it” is my time frame aswell, till then its a reoccurring calendar notification with instructions because past me who set this all up was a genius compared to sleep deprived current me