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Let's say I want to host it on Digital Ocean, Hetzner, or even a server that's sitting in my room. I want a family member to have an access to it too. How do I
by duckmysick 4y ago
Let's say I want to host it on Digital Ocean, Hetzner, or even a server that's sitting in my room. I want a family member to have an access to it too.
How do I keep it secured? How can I make sure nobody breaks in and access my photos?
- infinityio 4y agoI'd recommend using a VPN (or VPN-like service) to connect to the server - it might not be as simple as Google Photos et al to set up, but is likely the most secure option Edit: from a similar comment, see https://photostructure.com/faq/remote-access/#accessing-your-library-on-the-wan https://photostructure.com/faq/remote-access/#accessing-your...
- duckmysick 4y agoSomething like Tailscale? I thought about it, but aren't the current best practices moving away from VPN access towards more granular authentication and authorization? If I understand it correctly, once someone gets past VPN, it's over. So now I have to secure both VPN and my server (and the services).