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I’m afraid of exposing HTTPS to the open internet.
Just posted on the top level, should have been here:
Random subdomain, wildcard cert
Tailscale
I'm expecting it to start enshittifying any day now
Headscale, Netbird, so many alternatives that do the same thing.
Pangolin then.
I'm trying to build a setup with a VPN
just use tailscale
From my in-laws' TV?
Yeah, some smart TVs have tailscale in the app library. NVIDEA streaming boxes usually do, for example. You can also use tailscale funnel and Cloudflare to give you HTTPS if you don't want to have everyone you know download tailscale.
Just put it behind a proxy and require a user cert? Bit of a burdon on the client side, admittedly
And effectively none of the Jellyfin clients support this....
So that's not going to work anyways on your friend's TV or their Xbox or their Roku or something else like that.
meh, how can that be :-( I'm still in the process of setting things up with jellyfin, didnt know...
Tailscale is, as far as I know, the standard way most people access Jellyfin from away from home. I didn't come up with "use tailscale" by myself. Somebody at one point told me to do this too.