Nope, I’m accessible on the WAN and the webserver is intentionally public facing.
Edit: AllowUsers in sshd.conf is my access control
Nope, I’m accessible on the WAN and the webserver is intentionally public facing.
Edit: AllowUsers in sshd.conf is my access control
I operate SSH, nginx, and uvicorn like this:
SSH
nginx
uvicorn
and a firewall runs on top of everything in a hardened kernel. I’m self taught, so I could be missing something obvious and this setup has been reliable for me for a few years.
I have a Lenovo M700q on a shelf in the pantry. That’s it!


Probably wouldnt use. I don’t monitor dashboards. I send myself an email when something needs attention. Then, if I find myself needing to check on something, I use ConnectBot.


Apple’s leadership and most of its rank-and-file are described as “resigned” to these kinds of concessions under Trump’s second term
MAGA sympathizers, disgusting.


RMS! RMS! RMS!

GNU ! GNU! GNU!
Congrats, great life choice
You have multiple external drives. Are they USB? How many?
Are they not usually plugged in? Is there a requirement to keep them air gapped between syncs?
Like others have said, a shell script that calls rsync is maybe the way to go and with some more information on number of drives, drive interface type, and air gap requirements it may change