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I've had the intention of testing it out for YEARS and finally got around to it last week or so. Really pleasantly surprised how well the NAT punching / relay s

by yownie 2y ago

I've had the intention of testing it out for YEARS and finally got around to it last week or so. Really pleasantly surprised how well the NAT punching / relay servers handle keeping machines synced. I wish I had tried it all those years ago. I wish excluding directories was a little more intuitive and there was a good way to administer config's on a machine not local to me. Maybe over SSH, I'm still learning.

danparsonson 2y ago
> ...a good way to administer config's on a machine not local to me. If you can't access the web interface, is Wireguard an option? That's how I do mine.
naming_the_user 2y ago
You can use SSH forwarding. ssh -L 12345:localhost:8384 remoteserver Keep the ssh session open, maybe “watch date” or something Go to localhost:12345 in your browser Bosh