But I run a VPN on my phone by default, so I’d have to disconnect from that to access stuff on my home network (and remember to turn it back on after).

That’s why I’m planning on using mTLS until I get my router configured to direct my BTH VPN through the gateway I have running on my phone.

I just need to figure out how to get VLANs properly set up in Mikrotik without having to nuke everything and start from scratch.

No it doesn’t. I run https with my own CA server.

I wonder if the person who downvoted you thought you pointed your public DNS record to a 192.168 network, instead of making a change to your local DNS server like I’m assuming you did.

If you get a Mikrotik router it comes with a back to home VPN server and a dedicated DDNS.

You need to know a bit about network configuration, although the setup wizard is sufficient for most use cases.

When you enable to BTH VPN, it does all of the configuration for you. And it works for me behind a double NAT

It’s important to note that RAID is not a backup solution.

I know you touched on it, but I just wanted to state it plainly.

There’s also some stuff in Proc and run that won’t let you.

If you’re doing raw bluray, not as many as you’d think.

Iirc that was a math error on the poster’s part.

Thank you for info!

I’m guessing from the example conf files that https would be manually configured through nginx?

Also, in case I missed it from the repo, is there the ability to integrate wger?

Is it less of a massive pain in the ass to setup than SparkyFitness?

He’d be better off with a bare metal implementation like Proxmox.

I have no idea how this is the first time I’m hearing of Noem being replaced.

Do you happen to know of any guides on setting mTLS up?

I didn’t find much other than descriptions of the technology from my search, but I’m probably not using the right terms.

Mikrotik is a great budget friendly option too. It’s pretty simple to do a standard home setup in RouterOS

And most of the problems actually have solutions with FOSS vs proprietary.

I had to spend months moving our IBM3270 automations to a new product because the company we had a license with apparently went under (they wouldn’t respond to requests for a new license when we needed to do a server upgrade.

It took so long because their proprietary BASIC like language had basically no documentation, and the scripts had been written like 12 years before. At least I moved us to an open source solution, which didn’t have the best documentation, but I could just look through the source to get the answers I needed (and had to program in some missing functionality).

I’m still sad that I wasn’t allowed to contribute to the project due to our government contracts. At least I could contribute to the python wrapper I found for it to make it Python 3 compatible.

“I always empty the trap before I use the dryer!”

- My wife right before I pull an entire blanket worth of lent out of the trap.

Probably a bit of both

One of these days I’ll get around to figuring out why Proxmox won’t start up unless I hit enter on the splash page.